Monitoring Platform
You sell on TikTok Shop, and the only sales figure you can see for anyone else is the counter on their listing. SoldCount reads that counter on any listing, yours or theirs, again and again, and turns it into how fast the thing is actually selling.
Open any listing
Open any TikTok Shop listing in Chrome and the card is already on the page. Nothing to search, nothing to paste. It shows what that listing sold in the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, where its price sits, and the last 30 days as a chart. A day we did not read is drawn as a gap, never as a zero, because a missing reading is missing data and not a quiet day.
The card is the same on your listing and on your rival's.
Press Watch listing
Press Watch listing and the button becomes Watching. The card grows a panel that reads Day 1 of 7, because a sold figure means nothing until there are readings behind it.
Mark one listing as yours and the others become rivals of it. The side panel keeps your watchlist beside the page, and every row says Yours or Rival of, so you never have to remember whose number you are looking at.
The first week
For the first few days you get no number. You get how long it has been tracking, how many readings it has, and check back soon. The seven day figure arrives once four different days of that week have readings. The thirty day figure waits for seven.
That wait is the point. A figure built on two readings is a guess with a decimal point on it.
What reaches you without asking
When another seller prices under one of your listings you get an alert, and the alert carries the receipt: their listing, their price, against yours. The same when a rival goes out of stock, or when a listing's sales jump.
One email each morning gathers what moved overnight. One row per listing, and the check worth doing on it.
Your price against the same product
Not your category. The same product from other sellers. The rail runs from the cheapest to the priciest with your listing marked on it, and one rival is enough to draw it.
Take the server board below, watched by one of our sellers: the other shop sits above it on every option, and has sold nothing in the seventeen days we have watched. A price with no sales figure beside it is not information.
If we match something that is not your product, press Not the same product and it leaves the comparison for good.
Where somebody is under you, the table says who, by how much, and against which of your listings.
Ask it in words
Connect SoldCount to Claude and ask in your own words. The answer carries the same confidence and freshness the screen does, and where there is not enough history yet it says so rather than estimating around the gap.
How we count, and where it stops
We read public pages about every six hours. Sales are the rises of the counter between two readings; a drop means the listing was reset, so counting starts again from the lower number. A counter that only shows 200+ is read as a floor, not as a number we can difference. We never see your costs, your ad spend, your creators or your real stock units, and we never write anything to any shop.
Plans
Every plan has every feature; only how many listings you can watch changes, from 10 on Free to 100 on Gold. We take no payments yet, and every new account gets Gold free for its first 60 days.