Simple pricing for browsing and exports

Start free. Stay free if that is all you need.

Most people come to GlimTok to look at something: a public profile, a repost tab, the comments under one video. All of that is free. There is no trial that ends, no card on file and no TikTok account in the loop. A daily browse allowance keeps traffic fair, and it resets every day.

A free account adds the private parts. Sign in with Google and your saved list moves to the cloud, where you can keep twenty profiles in three groups, sync them across devices and run small comment exports from a monthly allowance. Google sign-in asks only for your basic profile and email.

How browse units work

Every request to the source costs one browse unit: resolving a profile, loading a page of posts or reposts, loading a page of comments, opening a reply thread, or refreshing a saved profile. Opening your saved list costs nothing, because it reads stored snapshots and makes no request.

Guests have 10 units a day, free accounts 30, and Pro accounts 100. Pages you have already loaded stay in your browser, so re-reading them is free. When you reach the limit, GlimTok says so on the page and tells you when it resets. Nothing is silently dropped.

How export credits work

Comment exports run as private jobs, and jobs are measured in credits. A credit pays for a request to the source, not for a number of rows, because a page of comments costs the same whether it holds five records or fifty. That is why a quote shows an estimated credit range rather than a single figure, and why you approve a maximum rather than a price.

Some requests are free. Pages GlimTok already holds in its cache, requests that fail on the provider side, and pages that come back empty are not charged to you. When a job stops early, the unused part of your reservation is released back to your balance.

A free account includes 20 credits a month, enough for small exports of up to 200 rows from one video. The one-time pack adds 500 credits that never renew. Pro adds 1,200 credits every month, bigger jobs and up to ten videos per job.

Every job is quoted first

Before an export runs, you choose the format, the reply mode, a row ceiling and a credit ceiling. GlimTok returns a quote that shows the scope, the estimated range, the maximum you are authorising and any known limits. The quote lasts ten minutes. Confirm it and the job runs; change the options and you get a new quote.

Buying credits never starts a job. A quote never becomes a job by itself. The last step is always yours, and the confirmation button names the ceiling you are agreeing to.

Partial results still count

A job can stop at your row limit, your credit limit, a pause, a source failure or the end of what the source can access. In every case the rows collected are yours to download, and a scope report explains which reason applied. You are charged for the requests that were made, never for the rows you did not get.

Retention, refunds and the fine print

Export files and the temporary rows behind them are kept for 72 hours, then deleted. Within that window you can regenerate the same data in the other format at no cost. Job metadata, without content, is kept for 30 days.

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