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Creator Kit vs Canva + spreadsheets
Canva helps you design a media kit. A spreadsheet can hold your brand contacts and deal stages. Creator Kit brings the pitch, follow-up and invoice into one creator toolkit.
| Your workflow | Creator Kit | Canva + spreadsheets |
|---|---|---|
| Media kit | Build a kit from your followers, rates and past brands; print it or share a link. | Design a media kit using a template and your own content. |
| Sponsorship rates | Free calculator based on your average views, engagement and content type. | Set your own rates and add them to the design or spreadsheet. |
| Deal tracking | Creator Plan includes stages, follow-up dates, contacts and activity history. | Build and maintain spreadsheet columns for your workflow. |
| Invoices and income | Create invoices and see deal income in the same toolkit. | Manage invoice templates and income totals in your chosen files. |
| Best fit | Solo creators who want the admin around a brand deal in one place. | Creators who prefer design control and a self-built workflow. |
Which should you choose?
Choose Canva and a spreadsheet if a custom design and a DIY workflow suit you. Choose Creator Kit if you want to spend less effort moving deal details between files.
Creator Kit's media kit, rate calculator and engagement checker are free. Creator Plan tools are $9.99/month, with a 7-day no-card trial.
Can I keep using Canva with Creator Kit?
Yes. You can keep a Canva media kit and use Creator Kit's rate calculator or Creator Plan tools for the work around your deals.
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