FastMoss vs Kalodata (2026): prices, limits and who fits

FastMoss vs Kalodata: the short answer

FastMoss builds its figures from public TikTok Shop data, so its sales numbers are estimates.¹ Kalodata likewise draws its data from public channels.²

FastMoss lists its prices and daily limits publicly. Anyone can read them before signing up. Its Basic and Pro plans cost less each month than Kalodata Starter and Professional at US list prices. That comparison comes from FastMoss's own blog, which discloses that FastMoss sells a competing tool, so treat its reporting of Kalodata's prices as a starting point, not the final word.¹

FastMoss fits you if you want creator contacts on the cheapest plan: Basic shows 5 a day, while Kalodata Starter cannot view contacts at all. It also fits if you want a published top-tier price. FastMoss's blog cites 1,200 days of history on that plan, but its own pricing table appears to say otherwise, so confirm the history limit before buying.¹

Kalodata fits you if you want monthly AI credits on the entry plan, since Starter includes 35 a month. It also fits if you need contact export on a middle plan: Professional exports 1,000 creator contacts a month, while FastMoss keeps export for Ultimate.¹

When in doubt, test both tools free for a week on identical products and let the results decide.¹³

Prices side by side, and where they disagree

Prices checked October 21-30, 2026. Kalodata's web prices below come from FastMoss's check of Kalodata's pricing and checkout pages, because Kalodata does not publish them without a login.¹

Why the numbers disagree: Kalodata's pricing page sends logged-out visitors to the sign-up page, so the web prices shown here were recorded by FastMoss on October 21, 2026.¹ The US App Store listing shows different plan names and amounts. It also lists region-labelled plans at other prices, such as Mexico Standard at $49.99 and Global Standard at $61.99 a month. In the US listing, the in-app monthly prices are US Basic $59.99, US Standard $119.99, Starter $49.99 and Professional $179.99. A second Professional price of $99.99 also appears. The app's publisher is Kalowave Technology Co., Limited.⁴

So a Kalodata price depends on your region and on whether you buy through the website or in the app. Confirm the final amount at checkout. For a deeper look at the Kalodata side, see Kalodata pricing in 2026: plans, free trial and real costs.

FastMoss's Enterprise plan is a custom API service with contact-us pricing, so it has no listed price either.³

From month 2 onward, the gap is $10.90 a month on the entry tier ($59.90 minus $49) and $30.90 a month on the middle tier ($119.90 minus $89).¹

FastMoss lists Basic at $29 for the first month, then $49 a month. It puts the gap between FastMoss Pro and Kalodata Professional at $66.90 in month 1 and $30.90 after that. It reports Kalodata's US monthly web prices as Starter $59.9 and Professional $119.9.¹

What the first year costs on monthly billing

The figures below are worked examples calculated from the monthly list prices above, with the Kalodata figures resting on FastMoss's reported web prices.

Entry tier, year one: FastMoss Basic is $29 plus 11 months at $49, which is $568. Kalodata Starter's web price is 12 months at $59.90, which is $718.80. The difference is $150.80.¹

Middle tier, first year: FastMoss Pro runs $53 plus 11 x $89, or $1,032. Kalodata Professional's web price is 12 x $119.90, or $1,438.80. The difference is $406.80.¹

Top tier, twelve months: FastMoss Ultimate comes to $99 plus 11 x $139, or $1,628. Kalodata Enterprise has no public price, so there is nothing to compare it against.¹

FastMoss's own 3-month figure tells the same story in shorter form: Basic costs $127 over the first 3 months and Starter costs $179.70, a $52.70 gap.¹

The iOS case is worth a note. At the App Store's "Starter (Monthly) $49.99" price, twelve months is $599.88.⁴ That is the same plan name as web Starter at $59.90, but a different listed price, and we could not confirm whether the in-app plan carries the same limits as Starter on the website.

The cheapest plans mainly differ in what you can do with them, not just what they cost. Tiers here are matched by level, and the features are not identical.¹

Data history, creator contacts and exports

Reviews disagree about data history because history changes by plan. FastMoss's own plan comparison table, on its pricing page, lists detail-page ranges of last 28 days, last 90 days and 180 days max across tiers, while its blog says 1,200 days on Ultimate.³¹ The pricing page is the more authoritative source, and we could not confirm the table's exact wording, so treat the plan-level history figures for both Basic and Ultimate as unverified until you check the live page. A total database history and the history your plan can open are not the same thing.

On accuracy, a check of 182 US products found a 0.7% median difference on units sold. FastMoss ran that check itself, and it covered units only, not GMV, so it is not an outside audit and it does not prove one tool beats the other.¹

Brands that want to use these contact lists for outreach can read how brands find TikTok Shop creators.

How to test both with the free trials

FastMoss gives new users a 7-day free trial with no credit card and no auto-renewal. If you subscribe later and then cancel, access lasts until the end of the current billing cycle.³

Kalodata's homepage advertises a 7-day trial, no credit card needed, as of October 21, 2026. FastMoss's comparison also lists the Kalodata trial as 7 days with no credit card. Kalodata's full trial terms are not on its public pages, and logged-out visitors to its pricing page land on a sign-up screen.¹

A simple test, as an example: pick 3 products and 5 creators in your category, then look them up in both tools during one week. Compare each figure with the sold count shown on the TikTok Shop product page. Check whether each tool shows contact details on the plan you would actually buy.¹ Both trials cost $0 if you stop before subscribing.

Before paying, write down which plan limits you hit during the trial: history, contacts, exports.¹ The plan that fits is the one whose limits cover your daily use.

What these tools mean for creators and brand deals

If you are a creator, these tools are one way brands find you. FastMoss plans show creator contact info.¹ Its sister product MossCreator markets bulk emails to TikTok creators for collaborations, and YooFinds connects merchants with U.S. creators.³

Kalodata Professional exports contact lists.¹ If your email is public, expect more pitches. Some will be mass-sent.

You do not need to buy either tool to get brand deals. Rateful gives each creator a deals address, handle@rateful.ai, and Sam, the AI manager, answers brand emails that come in. Sam negotiates to the rate card you set, never goes below your minimum, and needs your OK to accept any deal. Every plan, Free included, includes a scam check on brand emails.

On cost: creators pay nothing until Rateful closes their first deal, and Rateful takes 0% of deals. On a creator's own deals, Rateful releases the creator's deposit before filming and holds only the rest until the posts are live. The written agreement sets the exact payment plan. Payouts are US only for now.

Rateful can't promise earnings, because pay depends on your rates and which brands say yes. For more on the split between data tools and deal handling, see FastMoss alternatives: data tools vs Rateful and how an AI manager handles a creator's brand emails.

If you are a brand, build a shortlist in FastMoss or Kalodata, then book a creator from their rateful.ai/@handle page, which shows their packages, recent videos and numbers. Booking protection of about 5% is shown before you pay.