Agency feature / Targets

Monthly targets and pacing for every host

Targets are monthly goals for diamonds, live hours and valid days. Set them for the whole agency, for a group or for one host. Pacing compares each host's month so far with their target and lists the hosts at risk of missing it. You decide how many minutes live make a valid day.

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Targets page. Monthly goals for the agency, each group and each host, with progress bars for diamonds, live hours and valid days. Sample data. — Sample data

What you get

Three kinds of goal
Diamonds, live hours and valid days, for the agency, a group or one host.
Pacing you can trust
Progress bars show each host's month so far against their target.
An at-risk list
See who may miss their target while there is still time to help.

How it works

1
Set the rules
Pick your time zone and how many minutes live count as a valid day. The default is 60.
2
Set targets
Give the agency a default. Change it for a group or a single host.
3
Check pacing
Through the month, see who is on track and who is at risk.

Which plan includes it

Included from Agency Lite. Prices in USD.

Agency Lite
$99/mo
- 50 hosts
- 3 team seats
- 10 recording slots
Agency
$299/mo
- 250 hosts
- 10 team seats
- 30 recording slots
Agency Pro
$699/mo
- 750 hosts
- 25 team seats
- 75 recording slots
Network
Custom pricing
- 2,000 hosts
- 50 team seats
- 150 recording slots

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FAQ

Are valid days the same as TikTok's?

No. TikMonitor counts a valid day by your own rule (60 minutes live by default) from the lives it captured. TikTok's own count is in Backstage, which TikMonitor never reads.

Which time zone do days follow?

Your agency's time zone. Daily numbers are stored by UTC day and shifted to your time zone, so a live that crosses midnight can land on a nearby day.

Are diamond targets measured on official numbers?

No. TikTok does not share its payout numbers with other apps. Every earnings figure in TikMonitor is an estimate from the gifts we captured in public lives. It is shown next to the host's capture rate, so you know how complete it is.