Where commerce
meets the feed.

Public product listings and prices, seller/shop names, linked creators and affiliates, sold counts and sales volume, ratings, reviews, trending signals, discounts and flash deals, product attributes, images, video links, category and live-commerce features. Sold counts are especially valuable because they reveal what's actually selling.

Because it's where a fast-growing share of consumer commerce happens through creators and virality rather than search — invisible to traditional marketplace monitoring. Sold counts and creator links show what's genuinely selling and who's driving it, so brands can react to trends while they're still rising.

We collect only public TikTok Shop data — public product listings, prices, sold counts, public creator activity — and scrub personal identifiers, consistent with our compliance-first approach. We don't access private accounts or gated data, so you get the commerce signal on the right side of privacy rules.

Yes — creator and affiliate links are captured alongside products and sold counts, so you can see which creators are moving which products. This is central to social-commerce strategy: identifying high-performing creators and benchmarking competitors' influencer activity.