A PDF is stale the moment you export it
And it never tells you a thing
It gets opened on a phone, mid-inbox, by someone with about eight seconds of patience — and often it does not render at all. Your rates are three months old. You raised them in June. And when the file disappears into a forward chain, you never learn whether anyone read past the first page.
Three things a file cannot do
Who actually read it
Celsius opened it three times. Four minutes. Longest on the rate card.
Not a delivery receipt — real reading. Scanners and inbox prefetchers are filtered out, so an open means a person.
What your pitching is worth
Close rate, average deal, the package brands pick most.
Every send becomes a row. After twenty pitches you know your own numbers, which no creator currently has.
A version made for each brand
Their colours, their logo, their name in the headline.
Paste the brand's website and the page reskins itself. The work you did for their category moves to the top.
One kit, dressed for whoever opens it
Paste the brand’s website. The page takes their colour, puts their name beside yours, and moves the work you did in their category to the top. A third of brands are black and white — those get their logo and their name instead, and the page still feels made for them.
Your numbers, with the date on them
Every stat block carries the day it was last checked. Showing that is the point — it is the difference between a number you can trust and a number someone typed once in January.
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Three kits, not three palettes
They differ in structure, not colour — mostly in where the numbers sit relative to your photography.
Pick a plan
During our beta every plan is free. These are the prices when it opens, and we will tell you 60 days in advance before anything changes.
Send us the kit you have now
Whatever you are using — a Canva deck, a PDF, a Notes screenshot. We rebuild it as a live page within a day and send you the link. If you do not like it, you have lost an email.