Your storefront is your media kit. And it takes orders.
A media kit is proof of work, a rate, and a way to book. A PDF does two of those badly and goes stale the week you export it. A Plug Pro storefront does all three at one link, stays current, and lets the brand order the package instead of emailing for rates. Free on every plan.
Everything a media kit promises, on a page a brand can act on.
The demo account's storefront: cover, starting rate, packages with order buttons, and pinned work.
What goes wrong with a PDF, and what a page does instead.
- Your best work, firstPin the pieces that show what you make. Videos play in place; a brand sees the work before it reads a word.
- Rates that book themselvesA starting rate up top and priced packages below, each with an order button. A brand picks a tier and sends the details; you confirm.
- A look that is yoursCover photo, accent color, and font with one-tap themes, so the page reads as your brand instead of a template.
- One link, everywheregetplugpro.com/yourhandle, or the short plugd.cc link. It works in a bio, a pitch, and a reply to 'do you have a media kit?'
One link. Your work, your rates, your order button.
Media kit questions, answered
Do UGC creators need a media kit?+
They need what a media kit is for: proof of work, a rate, and a way to book. Follower stats matter less for UGC because the brand is buying the video, not the audience. A storefront that shows pinned work, packages with prices, and reviews does that job better than a PDF, and it is never out of date.
What should a UGC media kit include?+
Your niche and a one-line bio, three to six pieces of your best work, your packages with a price, deliverables, and turnaround, the usage rights each includes, and a way to book. On a Plug Pro storefront all of that is on one page, and the booking is an order button rather than an email address.
Can I still send a PDF if a brand asks for one?+
Send the link. A brand that asks for a media kit wants rates and work, and a page they can open on their phone gives them both plus a way to order. If a team insists on a file, send the link alongside it, because the page is the one that stays current and the one they can actually book from.
Is the storefront free?+
Yes, on every plan, with no card required. Cover, bio, pinned work, packages, reviews, the order button, and the short link are all part of the free plan. Solo adds the tools around it, such as the full brand directory and AI pitching, and neither plan takes a per-deal fee.
Does it show follower counts?+
Only if you want it to. The storefront leads with your work, your packages, and your reviews, because for UGC the brand is buying the video, not the audience. Reach and audience details are optional toggles on the pitch pages you send, so a brand that cares about numbers gets them there.
Pitch your next brand. Keep every dollar.
Run every brand deal you land from one link, keep 100% of what you earn, and let Plug handle the paperwork. Start free — no card.