TikTok Video Intel
Nobody reads 500 comments. Paste a video link and get the five things buried in them: how it really performed, what people keep asking, what they want you to make next, what is putting them off, and who is ready to buy.
What you get
Every comment read and sorted, so you do not have to scroll.
Engagement that means something
Engagement rate, comments per 1,000 views and likes per comment. A low likes-per-comment means people are talking, not just scrolling past.
The questions, grouped
“How much”, “full price?” and “total price” count as one question, so you see that 85 people asked it — not 85 separate comments.
Content people are asking for
“How did you do that”, “part 2”, “where can I get it”. Requests with demand already proven, which is why reply videos land.
Objections in the open
Price pushback and trust problems, kept apart from questions. A question is a gap in what you said. An objection is a gap in what you are selling.
People ready to buy
Everyone who said they are interested, ranked warmest first, with their username and exactly what they asked.
Noise removed
Emoji, one-word replies and people advertising in your comments are filtered out — and we show you how many we set aside.
Who uses it, and for what
Creators
Decide what to film next from what your audience actually asked for, and see which videos started a conversation rather than just collecting likes.
Sellers and agents
Find the people who asked to buy and never got a reply, and learn which objection keeps coming up so the next video answers it.
Brands vetting a creator
Before you pay for a post, read how their audience actually responds. Follower count says nothing about whether anyone engages.
Watching a competitor
It works on any public video, not only your own. Read what a rival’s customers are asking and complaining about.
Worth knowing
This needs a busy comment section. Videos with 50 or more comments give a useful read; below that there is usually nothing to find. Buying questions appear under product, property and service videos — entertainment posts get plenty of comments but almost no leads, and that is normal.