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SoldCount

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soldcount.comBusiness & Marketing0Updated 4w ago

About SoldCount

SoldCount for Claude connects TikTok Shop sellers to the listings and alerts in their SoldCount workspace. It reports sales pace, prices, and undercutting rivals with confidence information, while workspace changes require confirmation and do not alter TikTok listings.

Key features

  1. 01View watched listings and sales over 1, 7, and 30 days
  2. 02Compare prices and identify undercutting rivals
  3. 03Read alerts and daily summaries
  4. 04Change SoldCount watchlists, tags, and alert settings
  5. 05Show confidence and explain missing data

Use cases

  1. 01Check which watched listings are selling faster
  2. 02Find rivals undercutting a product listing
  3. 03Silence an alert in the SoldCount workspace

MCP support

The remote MCP server connects Claude and other MCP clients to SoldCount data and workspace controls. It supports sign-in or an access key; changes are limited to the SoldCount workspace and require confirmation.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://mcp.soldcount.com/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

All endpoints
Streamable HTTPhttps://mcp.soldcount.com/mcpAuth required

Tools

Details

From the project README

SoldCount for Claude

SoldCount

SoldCount tells TikTok Shop sellers how fast listings sell. This plugin lets you ask Claude about the listings you watch in SoldCount and get the same honest figures you see in the SoldCount web app and browser extension.

What it does

The plugin adds two things to Claude:

  • The SoldCount connector, a remote MCP server at https://mcp.soldcount.com/mcp. It gives Claude tools to read your SoldCount data (the listings you watch, how many sold in the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, prices against the same product sold elsewhere, rivals undercutting you, alerts and your daily summary) and to change your own SoldCount workspace (your watchlist, tags, alert levels and silenced alerts).
  • The soldcount skill, which explains to Claude what each tool returns, how to read a confidence level, and what to say when SoldCount does not have enough data yet.

Ask things like "which of my listings are selling faster than last week?", "is anyone undercutting my pillow listing?" or "silence alerts for this listing".

Install

Pick the line for your assistant. Use one of them, not several: two SoldCount connections in one client show every tool twice.

  • Claude (web, desktop and mobile): add SoldCount from the directory of connectors and plugins in Claude's settings.

  • Claude Code: add this repository as a plugin marketplace, then install the plugin.

    /plugin marketplace add ManagedAds/soldcount-claude-plugin
    /plugin install soldcount@soldcount
    
  • The skill alone, for any assistant that reads agent skills (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others):

    npx skills add ManagedAds/soldcount-claude-plugin
    

    The skill tells your assistant how to read SoldCount's answers. It still needs the connector below to reach your data.

  • Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client: add the remote server https://mcp.soldcount.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP). It asks you to sign in to SoldCount the first time. The server is also in the official MCP Registry as com.soldcount/soldcount.

How it answers

SoldCount takes a reading of each listing you watch about every 6 hours. Sales are the rises of TikTok's sold counter between our readings. Every answer carries how sure it is. When a figure cannot be backed yet, you get the reason, for example "Day 3 of 7. Sales speed appears after about 7 days of readings.", never a guessed number. A price TikTok hides, or shows differently to different visitors, is marked as an estimate (≈). Estimated sales value is units times listed price, and it excludes fees, refunds and promos.

What it never does

It never writes to TikTok. No tool can change a listing, a price, stock or anything else in a TikTok shop. Changes are limited to your SoldCount workspace, Claude asks you before each one, and every change is recorded in your SoldCount activity.

Sign in

You need a SoldCount account (https://soldcount.com/signup). The first time Claude uses the connector, it opens a SoldCount page where you sign in and allow access. To disconnect, remove the connector in Claude's settings, or revoke the connected app in SoldCount under Automations, then Connect.

Data and privacy

The plugin contains only instructions and the connector address. It runs no code on your computer and stores nothing itself. When Claude calls a SoldCount tool, it sends SoldCount the tool name and its arguments (for example a SoldCount listing id or a tag label) over HTTPS to mcp.soldcount.com, which is operated by Managed Ads Inc., the company behind SoldCount. SoldCount never receives your conversation with Claude. SoldCount keeps a record of the changes made through the connector and of the sign-in grant until you revoke it. The full policy is at https://soldcount.com/privacy.

Limits

Per account and per hour: 600 reads and 60 changes. Up to 8 alert streams can be open at once, and an account watches up to 100 listings by default. No tool costs a language-model call.

Your own agent

The same tools work outside Claude too. An agent on your own computer connects with an access key or by signing in, and reads its instructions from https://soldcount.com/soldcount-agent.md. Use one SoldCount connection per client, or every tool shows twice.

Support

Documentation: https://soldcount.com/claude. Questions or problems: [email protected].

License

MIT, see LICENSE.

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