SoldCount

See how much any TikTok Shop listing has really sold.

Native Seller Center only shows your own shop. SoldCount reveals how fast any listing is really selling — on the page, in seconds.

Read-only · never touches your shop · No card, no seller login

The problems, solved on the page

Everything native Seller Center and the spy dashboards can't give you

Pain 01 · the blind spot

“I can only see my own shop — not how fast a rival’s listing is really selling.”

Open any competitor's TikTok Shop product page and the SoldCount overlay reads how fast it's really selling over 30 days, its momentum vs last week, and where its price sits among similar listings — in under 10 seconds, no portal, no export.

Pain 02 · found out too late

“Nothing pushes me when a competitor’s listing changes — I find out days late.”

Hit Watch once. When a rival undercuts you, breaks out, or sells out, SoldCount pushes you within minutes — with the receipt and the next step, capped at 3/day so it never spams.

Pain 03 · can't trust the estimate

“I can’t trust paid sales estimates — I never know when a number is real.”

Every SoldCount figure carries a confidence band and a freshness stamp. When the data is too thin, it says so — plainly — instead of inventing a number. That honesty is the whole point.

Pain 04 · pricing blind

Know exactly where your price sits among peers.

The price range for similar listings (the real p10–p90) with your marker and an approximate price rank — shown only when there are ≥ 30 sampled peers, never a range built from a handful.

Pain 05 · demand is perishable

Catch the momentum turn early — not after the window closes.

Deterministic verdict chips (Rising / Stable) and “what moved today” chips surface the acceleration or decay before it shows up in your own sales.

Collect → compare → judge. Acting stays with you.

01

Collect

The extension reads any public TikTok Shop page and records a snapshot on a ~6-hour cadence. No manual entry, no export.

02

Compare

It differences successive snapshots into how fast each listing is really selling, its momentum, and a peer price range across your whole watchlist.

03

Judge

Deterministic verdicts and instant alerts with receipts — every number labelled by confidence and freshness.

What we never claim — and why that's the point

A public product page can't honestly show these, so SoldCount doesn't guess. Naming the edges is what makes the rest believable.

  • No profit, fees, or P&L.

    No settlement/fee/COGS/refund data. Estimated GMV is only ever shown labeled "units × listed price; excludes fees, refunds, promos" — never as revenue.

  • No inventory truth.

    We can't see a seller's real stock.

  • No ads or attribution.

    Different data plane.

  • No creator or affiliate data.

  • No compliance or account-health calls.

  • No repricing. No writes. Ever.

    SoldCount arms your decision with the price range and the sales pace — it never sets your price and never touches your shop.

Read the full methodology →

Questions sellers ask

What does SoldCount actually show me?

On any TikTok Shop product page — how fast it's really selling (from repeated snapshots of the public sold counter), where its price sits among similar listings (a price range with an approximate price rank), and which way momentum's heading (vs last week, plus a 30-day sparkline). Each number is labeled with confidence and freshness.

Is it free? What's the catch?

Free for founding users — no card, no billing in the app today. Paid plans (around $39 and $79/mo) arrive later and are always shown transparently first.

Will this get my shop in trouble?

No. SoldCount is read-only — public pages only, no seller login, no writes, least-privilege browser access.

How is it different from the spy dashboards?

They're portals you log into and check, priced for agencies, with daily quotas. SoldCount reads the numbers in the page and pushes you the moment a watched listing undercuts, breaks out, or sells out — the alert comes to you.

Does it work on any listing, or only mine?

Any TikTok Shop listing — a competitor's just as much as your own. Seller Center only ever shows you your own shop.

Where do the numbers come from, and are they accurate?

From the public data TikTok embeds in each product page, captured every 6 hours so we can measure change. We need about 7 days of history before showing a velocity number; until then we say "not enough history yet." Every figure carries its confidence and freshness.

What does it NOT do?

No profit/fees/P&L, no real inventory counts, no ads/attribution, no creator/affiliate data, no compliance calls, and it never reprices or writes to your shop. A public page can't tell us those honestly, so we don't pretend.

Can my own AI assistant use the data?

Yes. Create a key under Automations → Connect your agent, and your Claude or ChatGPT can query SoldCount over MCP: every number the app shows you, plus the agents that produce them. You choose whether it can act as well as read — and it acts only on your SoldCount workspace, never your TikTok Shop. Every agent identifies itself before it does anything, anything you flag sensitive waits for your approval, and you can switch any of it off — or revoke the key outright — at any time.

Stop finding out too late.

Free for founding users — no card, no billing today. Watch any TikTok Shop listing and get the push the moment it moves.

Read-only — SoldCount never touches your shop. No credit card, no seller login.