TikTok ShopProduct & Creator Reports

Start with the Best-Selling Products report and compare reported units, listed prices, categories, and shops. Use the category and price breakdowns to narrow a product shortlist, then check current listings and your own costs before deciding what to sell.

Best-Selling Products ranks products by reported units sold; Trending Products follows the source's growth signal. Compare sales volume alongside the trend ranking to distinguish scale from momentum. The growth calculation has not been independently verified, so these reports do not present it as a measured month-over-month percentage.

Use the creator report to compare reported GMV, followers, and video-led or live-led sales patterns. Then review each account's content and audience separately for relevance to your products. The report does not establish audience demographics or collaboration suitability, and brand-owned accounts may appear alongside independent creators.

The available reports cover the United States. Their editions are labeled October 2026; 30-day snapshot · Nov 4, 2026. Match the country and reporting window to your research question; a monthly product query and a rolling creator snapshot should not be compared as if their sales totals covered identical dates.

Treat reported sales and GMV as research signals for comparing candidates, not audited transactions or profit. Product reports use the Nexscope TikTok Top Selling Products API; the creator report uses the Nexscope TikTok Creator Analytics API. Check each report's methodology for its source, ranking rule, and reporting-window limitations.

Start with the ranking or creator API linked from the relevant report and review its supported filters before running a new query. Use the report's downloadable CSV to compare its saved records. A new API response is separate research; it does not automatically refresh or replace the dated report.