Tracking starts with a handle. Drop any TikTok creator's @username into the add box and TikRadar pulls their profile card — nickname, avatar, follower count — so you confirm you've got the right target before you commit a credit.
Once added, the creator sits in your roster on standby. TikRadar watches for their next LIVE and connects automatically the instant it fires — no manual reconnect, no missed opening minutes. Every gift, comment, like, join, follow, share, and PK event streams in from second zero.
Organize the roster into groups, reorder the grid, and run the whole slate from one screen. Each tracked creator also gets a public scoreboard page you can hand to a client — no login required.
Read the PK Battle
When your creator enters a PK battle, TikRadar switches into battle mode and tracks the matchup in real time. The battle score is the running diamond tally each side has earned during the round — the number that decides the win.
Break it down by side: TikRadar shows the donor roll for each anchor, so you see exactly who is carrying the score and which whales tipped the balance. The anchor score is your creator's own side total — read it against the opponent's live to know if you're ahead or need a push.
Because every gift is captured the instant it lands, the battle view moves with the room. Read the room, call the rally, win the battle.
Diamonds to Dollars
TikTok pays creators in diamonds; TikRadar translates them into money over any date range you pick. Open the earnings modal, set a time window, and you get two numbers that mean two different things.
Gross gifted value is the full dollar value of everything sent to the creator — the top-line figure before TikTok takes its cut. Received-in-cash is the estimate of what actually reaches the creator's pocket after the platform share, the number a talent manager needs to verify real payout.
The math runs on captured diamond totals, bucketed by your chosen range and timezone. For scale: one tracked creator sits at 105.3M diamonds all-time — about $1,105,939 USD — and you can slice that down to a single day or a single broadcast.
Export the Data
Every capture is yours to take with you. TikRadar exports comments and event data in four formats, each built for a different downstream.
CSV drops clean into any spreadsheet or pipeline. XLSX is the styled workbook for a client deck or a report. TXT is the raw, lightweight dump for scripts and quick greps. PDF is the presentation-ready document you hand over as proof.
Apply filters before you export so the file carries only what you need — narrow by the criteria that matter, then pull the format that fits. Export is a paid-tier capability; the free browse tier doesn't include it.
Credits & access
TikRadar runs on credits. One credit is $50 and tracks a single creator with every feature — real-time capture, earnings, PK scoring, gifter intel, export, and OBS overlays — for 30 days, then auto-renews so coverage never drops.
Running a roster? Volume brings the per-creator price down to $45 / $40 / $35 per creator on the 3/10/25-credit packs. Each credit still covers one creator for the full month.
The free tier lets anyone browse curated public lives, the recent event feed, and gifter levels — but no export, no all-time views, and you can't track your own creators on it. There is no trial to sign up for — anyone can watch the public lives for free with no account. That is the console's public view, so you can see exactly how it works before you spend a credit.