Exolyt

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TikTok monitoring organized around account, hashtag and video folders

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
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What it does

Exolyt analyzes organic TikTok accounts, hashtags, sounds and conversations for brand and creator research. Folders combine monitoring subjects, while exports provide account, video or hashtag data for further analysis. A free Basic account is available; registration also offers a seven-day feature trial without a card.

A TikTok topic does not have to be represented by a single account. Exolyt folders can combine accounts, hashtags and individual videos, with team-visible notes explaining what belongs in the set. Build one folder for a launch topic and another for a comparison group, then inspect their growth measures together. Keep the selection rule in the notes so the comparison has a clear meaning.

Exports can work at account, video or hashtag level. CSV files support separate analysis, while the Google Sheets integration can feed reporting outside Exolyt. Choose the required level before treating a download as the complete monitoring dataset.

The free Basic plan tracks one account, one hashtag and one sound. Chart history and refresh frequency differ across packages:

Plan Chart history Scheduled updates Listening projects
Basic 7 days Once daily 0
Essentials 90 days Twice daily 3
Advanced At least 1 year Six times daily 15

CSV credits have their own monthly allowance. Google Sheets costs extra on Basic and Essentials. Sign up using a work email and password or Google; the introductory feature trial lasts seven days.

Strengths

  • Folders can mix accounts, hashtags and individual videos
  • Shared notes preserve why a monitoring group was selected

Watch out for

  • Basic excludes Social Listening projects
  • History, refresh frequency and export allowances vary by package

Best for

  • Social analysts comparing organic TikTok topics and creator content

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