2026-08-16 · AI TikTok Analyzer Pro Team

TikBuddy Is Now Crevideo: 5 Alternatives for 2026

Disclosure: We make AI TikTok Analyzer Pro, listed fifth below. Everything stated about other products was checked on public pages in August 2026, and we name a competitor whenever a competitor fits better.

If you typed tikbuddy.com and ended up somewhere called Crevideo, nothing is broken. The domain now issues a 301 redirect to crevideo.com, which is the permanent kind — the brand moved on purpose. The product moved with it: Crevideo positions as creator marketing and affiliate SaaS, and the new site carries no blog and no free tools that we could find.

That matters for one specific group of people: anyone who used TikBuddy for TikTok analytics and content research rather than affiliate program management. The job didn't disappear, but the tool that did it has become something else, and there's no drop-in replacement that reproduces it exactly. What follows is five alternatives grouped by which part of the old workflow you're trying to rebuild.

Two practical notes first. If you had a paid TikBuddy account, contact the vendor directly about your subscription and any data you want out — we can't verify migration or refund terms from public pages, and you shouldn't take a third party's word for it. And if you have TikBuddy links in old docs or reports, expect them all to land on Crevideo now; update them before someone on your team assumes the citation is broken.

Comparison at a glance

The order below follows how close each option sits to a general TikTok analytics tool, which is what TikBuddy was for most people. Our own product comes last because it's the biggest change in shape.

1. Exolyt — the closest thing to an analytics SaaS

Exolyt is a TikTok analytics SaaS covering account and content performance. Around the paid product it publishes free calculators — money, engagement rate, hashtag generator, and earnings per view — and a Knowledge Hub of long-form writing about TikTok culture and trends.

Who it fits: teams whose TikBuddy use was dashboard-shaped — tracking accounts, reporting on campaigns, pulling engagement context for a strategy deck.

Strengths: it occupies the same category TikBuddy vacated, which makes it the least disruptive move; the free calculators mean you can start answering questions today without a procurement cycle; the cultural long-reads are unusual in a market that mostly ships dashboards.

Trade-offs: pricing isn't published in a form we could verify, so a budget conversation likely starts with a sales enquiry — check their site. The Knowledge Hub is also slower than it looks at first glance: the hub reads as a reference library rather than a news feed — check the latest post date before treating it as current. And, like TikBuddy, it's an analytics product, not a content-extraction one — no transcripts or comment exports.

2. Countik — free numbers, no login

Countik is a set of free browser-based utilities: a live follower counter, a money calculator, a hashtag generator, a video downloader, an MP3 converter, and similar one-question tools.

Who it fits: the surprisingly large group whose TikBuddy sessions were really just "look up this creator's numbers." If your usage was three lookups a month, replacing a subscription with free widgets is the correct downgrade.

Strengths: free, instant, no account, and broader in raw tool count than most paid products' free tiers.

Trade-offs: every public earnings calculator — Countik's included — models numbers from public engagement counts rather than actual payouts, so treat them as ranges for a negotiation, not facts for a contract. There's also no continuity: no saved history, no tracked accounts, no export pipeline. And the visible business model is upselling growth services, which is a different business from analytics and carries platform risk of its own; use the free tools, and evaluate that funnel on its own merits.

3. EchoTik — creator data with a free on-ramp

EchoTik combines TikTok analytics with a creator platform. It publishes a set of free tools before asking for money and runs a cash-back affiliate program; paid plans are tiered and we quote only verified figures, so check their site.

Who it fits: anyone whose TikBuddy workflow involved finding and vetting creators, especially with a commerce angle. It's also the natural first stop if the rename left you wary of committing to another subscription — you can test the data's usefulness before paying.

Strengths: a usable free tier rather than a gated demo; a clear upgrade path if a question outgrows it; a partner program that returns money if recommending tools is part of your job.

Trade-offs: the free tools and the paid dataset are different products, so don't judge one by the other. Its centre of gravity leans commerce, so for pure brand-side social reporting, Exolyt is the closer fit.

4. Kalodata and FastMoss — if the work was really commerce

Crevideo's pivot toward creator marketing and affiliate SaaS is a hint about where the market's money is, and some ex-TikBuddy users were doing commerce work all along. Kalodata is a TikTok Shop analytics platform built on sales estimates, GMV trends, and creator commerce performance, with published plans around $12–297 per month. FastMoss is the neighbouring platform at $29–199 per month, strongest on regional rankings sliced by market.

Who they fit: sellers, affiliate managers, and agencies whose recurring questions contain "revenue," "units," or "which market."

Strengths: commerce depth that no analytics tool or free calculator attempts; vetting creators by what they actually sell instead of how many people follow them.

Trade-offs: these are database subscriptions and their figures are modeled estimates, not audited sales. Price the tier that genuinely covers your categories, regions, and seats — Kalodata's published range is wide enough that the entry price tells you almost nothing. If your work never touched revenue, this is the wrong category and an expensive way to find out.

5. AI TikTok Analyzer Pro — hands-on content research

This is our product, and it's the biggest departure from TikBuddy's shape: instead of a dashboard of aggregate metrics, it's a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, plus a web workbench at tiktok.poviai.com, that works on the public TikTok pages you're already looking at.

On a public profile you can sort and filter videos by plays, likes, comments, or date; batch-download authorized content; pull subtitles and AI voice transcripts as SRT or TXT; translate subtitles and public comments across nine languages; export comments to Excel or CSV; and run AI analysis on comment themes and sentiment, script structure, and hooks. Creator comparison puts two accounts side by side on the same criteria, and a TikTok Shop content-research view covers what selling videos actually say.

Free pages to start with: TikTok video sorter, TikTok subtitle downloader, translate TikTok comments, and script analysis.

Pricing: free quota, then Plus at $19.9/month or Pro at $49/month.

The honest limits: there's no tracked-account dashboard, no historical time series, and no GMV or sales data of any kind. It reads what a public page shows and makes it usable — nothing more.

How to choose

1. Name the screen you miss. If it's a dashboard of tracked accounts, go to Exolyt. If it's a creator lookup, Countik or EchoTik. If it's revenue, Kalodata or FastMoss. If it's the videos themselves, an extension route.
2. Match the spend to the frequency. Monthly use rarely justifies a subscription; free tools plus a free-quota extension covers it.
3. Test on your own accounts, not on demos. Coverage in your niche is the only thing that separates these products in practice.
4. Close the loop on TikBuddy. Retrieve any data you care about and settle the subscription with the vendor before your old login stops being relevant.

FAQ

What happened to TikBuddy? tikbuddy.com now permanently redirects (301) to crevideo.com. The product repositioned as creator marketing and affiliate SaaS, and the new site has no blog and no free tools that we could find.

Is Crevideo the same product as TikBuddy? Same lineage, different positioning. If you used TikBuddy for TikTok analytics or content research, evaluate Crevideo on what it offers now rather than assuming feature continuity — and check with them directly about accounts and data.

What's the closest free alternative for TikTok analytics? Exolyt's free calculators, Countik's free utilities, and EchoTik's free tools, depending on the question. For content extraction — transcripts, comments, exports — our free tool pages.

Does any of these show TikTok Shop revenue? Kalodata and FastMoss. Analytics tools and free calculators read public engagement counts, not shop sales.

Can I still download videos and subtitles from public TikTok pages? Yes, for content you're authorized to use — your own, licensed, or with the creator's permission — within TikTok's terms of service. Subtitles and AI transcripts export as SRT or TXT.

About this guide

This guide is published by the team behind AI TikTok Analyzer Pro. We make one of the tools listed above, so competitor descriptions were limited to what's verifiable on public pages as of August 2026; redirects, pricing, and product positioning change, so confirm before deciding. TikBuddy, Crevideo, Exolyt, Countik, EchoTik, Kalodata, FastMoss, AlternativeTo, TikTok, Chrome, Edge, and Firefox are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to identify the products. AI TikTok Analyzer Pro is an independent product with no affiliation to TikTok or ByteDance.