How it works
A media kit is a creator's one-page pitch: who you are, what you make, who watches, where, and the work you have done. Brands use it to decide whether to reply, so gaps and vague claims cost replies.
This analyzer reads the text of your kit the way a brand would. It lists what works, what brands usually look for that is missing, the fixes to make first, any claim a brand cannot check, and a rewritten intro built only from your facts.
Which data it uses
Only what you type into the form. Your answers are sent to an open-weight language model run on Cloudflare Workers AI, with instructions Fluencify wrote for this tool. It uses no Fluencify campaign or pay data.
We do not keep what you type. So that a repeat request is quick, the result is cached for up to seven days under a fingerprint of your answers, and then it is gone. It never invents results, numbers or claims: where a fact is missing, it leaves a placeholder in square brackets for you to fill in.
There is no file upload: you paste the text itself. Beyond the seven-day cache described above, it is not stored. Leave out anything private, such as your address or payment details.
It never repeats, judges or suggests rates. If your kit lists prices, it only says whether that part is clear.
Step by step
- Copy the text out of your media kit, whether it is a PDF, a slide or a page, and paste it in.
- Pick your main platform and who you send the kit to.
- Press Analyze my media kit.
- Fix the first items on the list, add proof for any claim it flags, then paste the new version in to check it again.