The best TikTok feed apps for Shopify in 2026: five apps and their bills

How we compared them

Each app got the same five questions:

• Product tags. Can a shopper buy from the video, and on which plan?
• What the bill counts. Uploads, videos per widget, feeds or page impressions.
• A free way to start. A free plan, or the length of the trial.
• Where videos come from. Your own account only, a hashtag, or customer uploads.
• Shopify fit. The Built for Shopify badge, and any Shopify Plus limits on the listing.

We left out star ratings. Review counts here run from 30 to 343, and they move weekly. We have no commercial tie to any app here except our own.

The five apps at a glance

Reputon TikTok Feed: the cheapest paid feed

Reputon sells one plan. Standard costs $4.99 a month, or $39.90 a year. It shows a TikTok playlist or a single video. Layouts are carousel, grid or a single video. New posts sync on their own. The listing names TikTok shoppable videos as a feature. There is a 7-day free trial, and the app carries the Built for Shopify badge.

Best for: a store that wants its own TikTok account on the homepage for under $5. Limits: the listing describes your channel or single videos. It does not describe collecting customer videos or hashtag feeds.

Mintt TikTok Feed: hashtag feeds on Plus

Mintt's free plan links your TikTok account and shows strip and grid layouts. Plus costs $15 a month, or $126 a year. It adds product tags, prices and reviews on the feed. Videos autoplay, likes show, and you can pick posts by hashtag. Plus also allows unlimited feeds. The trial on Plus lasts 3 days. The listing names Judge.me and Loox under "Works with".

Best for: a store that wants a feed filtered by campaign hashtag. Limits: product tags are a Plus feature, so the free plan is a display feed only.

Moast: product tags on the free plan

Moast's Free Forever plan has unlimited video views. You can tag products and import Reels and TikToks. It allows up to 10 videos per widget and unlimited widgets. The listing also shows the videos inside the Shop app. Pro costs $15 a month, or $165 a year. Pro lifts the video cap, tags several products per video and removes Moast branding. It also adds collecting video from customers. Pro has a 14-day trial.

Best for: a small store that wants shoppable TikToks without a bill. Limits: 10 videos per widget on Free, with Moast branding until you pay.

Reelfy: uploads and imports, priced by video count

Reelfy imports videos from TikTok and Instagram Reels, and takes uploads. Its free plan allows 10 video uploads, one gallery per widget and unlimited video impressions. Starter costs $9.99 a month for 25 uploads and 5 galleries per widget. Growth costs $19.99 a month for 100 uploads. Enterprise costs $39.99 a month, with unlimited uploads. Paid plans have a 7-day trial.

Best for: a store with a fixed set of videos it rotates slowly. Limits: the listing marks Starter and Growth "Not available in shopify plus". A Plus store starts at Enterprise.

Idukki: TikTok inside a wider UGC library (ours)

We make Idukki. You add TikTok as a source by username or by hashtag. Videos land in one library with Instagram, YouTube and review content. You tag products on each post, on every plan. The Product Page UGC block then shows each product page only the videos tagged to it. Rights requests and moderation sit in the same queue.

Our pricing table lists a shoppable TikTok feed on every plan, Free included. Shoppable video, with the file hosted on our CDN, starts on Starter at $45 a month. On Free we host images only, and the Idukki logo stays on the widget. Free covers 5,000 widget impressions a month.

Best for: a store that wants TikToks, photos and reviews in one gallery, with consent records. Limits: new posts sync every 24 hours below Enterprise. Need only your own TikToks on one page? The cheaper apps above do that job.

How to choose

1. 1Count the videos you will show in a year. A cap of 10 suits a homepage strip. It does not suit one video per product.
2. 2Decide whose videos you need. Your own account is simple. Customer videos need a hashtag source and consent.
3. 3Check which plan tags products. On some apps the free plan is display only.
4. 4Take your busiest month of traffic. Price it on an impressions plan before you commit to one.
5. 5If you run Shopify Plus, read the plan small print. Some plans exclude it.
6. 6Test the product page on a phone. Only the visible video should download.

For a single clip in a blog post, TikTok's own embed code costs nothing. It loads TikTok's player for each video and has no product tags. Our step-by-step guide covers both routes: how to embed a TikTok feed on Shopify.

Three checks before you install

Rights. A hashtag search finds other people's videos. Showing them on a store needs their permission. Read how to collect UGC legally from Instagram and TikTok first.

Page weight. A carousel of ten videos can download several megabytes before anyone scrolls. Ask each vendor for its script size and its preload rule. Ours is a 79 KB gzipped core, and off-screen videos wait until needed.

Tagging. Tag the products seen in each clip, and only those. The guide to making Reels and TikToks shoppable covers the tagging steps.

Related guides: Instagram feed apps for Shopify and shoppable video apps for Shopify.