TikTok outlier finder

TikTok outlier finder
for videos that break out.

Find TikTok outliers in a niche. This TikTok stats analyzer compares public views, likes, and comments so you can see which videos stand apart. Results come from our collected video library, so some topics may not have examples yet.

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Find TikTok outliers

Search a niche and compare public videos. The ones with far more views than the rest are the outliers worth studying.

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How to use

Four steps, from the extension to a creator you can study.

  1. Step 1

    Add the extension

    Install RefScoutAI from the Chrome Web Store. It runs in Chrome and Edge while you browse TikTok.

  2. Step 2

    Search a niche on TikTok

    Search TikTok for a topic. Scroll pages. The side panel lists videos from that search and scores them as results come in.

  3. Step 3

    Score a creator’s videos

    Open a profile and watch. RefScoutAI scores the videos on screen so you can see which ones stand out.

  4. Step 4

    Review the creator

    Open the channel page for follower growth, scores, and the videos you tracked.

How to find the outliers

Search a niche in this TikTok outlier finder, then compare public performance. That is how to find the outliers: videos that earn far more views than the usual posts on the same topic. Check TikTok outliers online here, then save the examples you want to study.

TikTok analytics where to find

TikTok analytics where to find public video counts: open a result from this TikTok stats analyzer. How to check TikTok data for a niche starts with views, likes, and comments that are already public on the video.

Find what to post next

Start with a topic you know, such as “bakery.” Open a video to understand its results, then save the examples you want to try.