Submit a hashtag and get a row back: what you asked for, the tag normalised, two metric columns and a status. In the two runs behind this page the metric columns came back empty, and the status column explains why in the service's own words. We would rather show you that than invent a view count.
On both runs we hold, views and videos came back as empty strings. Not zero - empty. We are telling you this on the product page rather than after you have paid, because a hashtag tool whose counts are blank is a different product from the one you probably came here for.
The status column is not a code, it is a sentence: TikTok loads this list via its request-signed API (not in page HTML) - not available without a TikTok API/signing service; even residential proxies need the signature. That is the service's own text, carried through unchanged so the row explains itself.
We submitted squidgame and the hashtag column returned #squidgame. The service adds the leading hash, so you can feed a list either way and join on a consistent form afterwards.
The two runs are a day apart and their payloads are byte-identical - same columns, same values, same status. Whatever this service does today, it does consistently, which is worth knowing before you script against it.
Read from the header of a real export of this service, in sheet order. Two of the five carried data in our runs; the other two are described honestly.
squidgame, with no hash. Keep it: it is what joins the row back to your input list.squidgame came back as #squidgame. This is the column to join on if you are merging lists that were written both ways.status for the reason.views.Five columns per row · CSV, JSON or Excel
Two runs sit behind this page, from 14 and 15 July 2026, one row each, and their payloads are byte-identical. Both returned query and hashtag populated and views and videos empty. We make no claim about hashtag popularity, about what any other tag would return, or about whether the limitation is permanent - we have two runs of one hashtag, and inventing a number from that would be worse than saying nothing.
Marketing spreadsheets carry hashtags written both with and without the hash, in mixed case. Run the list through and join on hashtag to get one consistent form before any of it reaches a report.
The status column is a signal, not just an error. Schedule a small run and alert on the day views stops being empty - that is the cheapest way to know the moment this becomes the tool you actually wanted.
If you need volume today, hashtag counts are not the only route. Search results and profile data are reachable - start from the Google Search Scraper and work back to the accounts and posts that matter.
One-time, on signup. No card, and nothing to cancel afterwards. Given what this service currently returns, we would rather you spent the free tier finding that out than a budget.
Billed on rows actually returned, at the same rate as every other service here. No service-specific pricing.
Credits do not expire on a monthly cycle, so a small monitoring run costs almost nothing and commits you to nothing.
LIVESCRAPER10 at checkout.Interest over time for the same terms, with figures that do come back populated. The closest thing to a volume signal you can get today.
Find the accounts, articles and posts ranking for a topic, and work outward from there.
Short-form creators usually publish on more than one platform, and YouTube gives up its numbers.
Once you have found the creators worth approaching, this turns their sites into contact details.
This is a technical limit, not a policy choice, and it is worth understanding before you plan around it.
A hashtag page on TikTok looks like it contains a view count and a video count, but that text is not in the HTML the server sends. The page arrives nearly empty and then asks TikTok's own API for the figures, and that request carries a signature the browser computes. Without reproducing the signature there is nothing to read, which is why the status text notes that even residential proxies do not help - the obstacle is the signing, not the address the request comes from.
We are not going to dress that up. If your work depends on hashtag view counts, this service does not currently deliver them, and no amount of retrying will change that on its own. What it does deliver is a normalised tag, a row per input, and a status column that says exactly what happened - which is enough for list hygiene and enough to monitor for the day the situation changes.
Our own terms are the same as on every other service here. Publicly available pages only, nothing behind a login, no third-party trackers on the data layer, and exports auto-delete after 30 days. Your first 500 rows are free and need no credit card, which is deliberately the cheapest way to confirm all of the above for yourself.
views and videos came back as empty strings, and the status column explains that TikTok serves those figures from a request-signed API rather than in the page HTML. We would rather tell you that here than let you find out after paying.query, hashtag, views, videos and status. One row per hashtag you submit. query and hashtag were populated on every row of our runs; the other two were not.squidgame without one and the hashtag column came back as #squidgame. The service adds it, so you can feed a list written either way and join on a consistent form afterwards.views becoming non-empty - that costs a couple of rows a day.Five columns per hashtag, and a status column that says what happened. Your first 500 rows are free, which is the cheapest way to confirm everything on this page.
The TikTok Hashtags Scraper takes a hashtag and returns a row of five columns: query, hashtag, views, videos and status. Two runs sit behind this page, from 14 and 15 July 2026, and their payloads are byte-identical. In both, query and hashtag were populated and the two metric columns were not - views and videos came back as empty strings rather than zeros.
The reason is in the export itself. The status column carries a full sentence rather than a code: TikTok loads the figures through its own request-signed API instead of putting them in the page HTML, so they are not available without an API or signing service, and even residential proxies need the signature. That last clause is the important one for anyone planning a workaround - the obstacle is the signed request, not the address it comes from, so rotating exit nodes does not help. We are stating this on the product page rather than in a support ticket, because a hashtag tool with blank counts is a different product from the one most people are looking for.
What the service does return is still worth something. The hashtag column normalises the input: we submitted squidgame and got #squidgame back, so a list written inconsistently with and without the hash can be run through and joined on one form. query is echoed on every row, so a batch stays separable. And status is a monitoring signal in its own right - a small scheduled run that alerts when views stops being empty is the cheapest way to know the day this becomes the tool you wanted. We make no claim here about hashtag popularity, about what any other tag would return, about TikTok's catalogue, or about whether the limitation is permanent. We hold two runs of one hashtag; a number invented from that would be worse than the blank. Publicly available pages only, no third-party trackers on the data layer, and exports auto-delete after 30 days. Your first 500 rows are free and need no credit card.