TikTok creative performance, decoded.

Your TikTok ads data, through a TikTok for Business sign-in you approve, and only to read it: Peachblue never creates, edits, or pauses a campaign, ad group, or ad. You choose which advertiser accounts to sync.

• Performance. Daily rows for every ad: spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, and revenue where TikTok reports it.
• Context. Campaign and ad group names, so an answer can say where an ad ran.
• The creative itself. Your videos and images, copied to Peachblue's storage as they sync so the analysis never depends on links that expire, with the metadata that matches the same creative across ads.

The first connection backfills recent history. A daily sync keeps it current and reads the previous seven days again so late conversions land, and a manual sync is one click in the Data Hub, with each advertiser's status and sync history in Settings. TikTok data lands in the same model as Meta, Google Ads, and Amazon DSP, so every cross-platform view treats it the same way. Setup steps are in the TikTok guide.

A read of the video, not just its numbers. Each TikTok creative is analyzed across its timeline (the hook, the pacing, what is on screen), tagged across 31 dimensions, given a written analysis and copy ideas, and scored from 0 to 100 against the rest of your account and within TikTok.

Three questions asked of the sample account, Fizzli, the fictional drinks brand behind every product picture on this site, over the last 7 days:

The second answer is one no single platform's report can give: a TikTok creative and a Meta creative judged on one scale. How that scale is built is on scoring, and the hook rate and hold rate guide covers the video metrics behind a hook that works.

Agency workspaces are built around Meta ad accounts and Amazon DSP advertisers today. Each of those is a client in the switcher, with its own reports, Intelligence, and Brand Intel, and Agent Peach and the MCP server answer for one client or the whole roster. TikTok advertisers are not clients in an agency workspace yet.

For a client whose TikTok you run, connect it in a workspace of its own: TikTok then sits beside that client's Meta and Google Ads data, on the same score, in the same Creative Library and the same answers. The full agency toolset is on the Amazon DSP page.

Yes. Connect Peachblue's MCP server to Claude Desktop, claude.ai, or Claude Code and Claude can call the same 23 read-only tools Agent Peach uses, over your TikTok data and every other platform you sync. It is on Pro and up and signs in with your Peachblue account, so there is no developer app or API key to set up. Questions that work well for TikTok:

• Which of our top creatives this week are on TikTok, and what do they share?
• Compare our best TikTok creative with our best Meta creative.
• Which hook styles and formats return the most for us?
• Which creatives are starting to fatigue, and what are they still spending?

Every tool and setup step is on the MCP page, and TikTok's own server is covered in TikTok Ads MCP in Claude.

Beside them. TikTok Ads Manager runs and reports your campaigns. The Top Ads gallery in TikTok's Creative Center shows high-performing auction ads from across TikTok, filtered by region, objective, format, and more: a place for inspiration rather than for judging your own account. And the TikTok for Business MCP Server connects an assistant to the TikTok Ads platform itself.

TikTok's MCP server does a lot well. It is TikTok's own, needs no developer credential or API key, and exposes around 400 tools (or around 40 that load first, with the rest found on demand) for campaign management, performance reporting, audience configuration, and creative operations. It can create campaigns, adjust budgets and bids, and pause ad groups, and TikTok recommends the full set for Claude. Peachblue does the part those tools leave to the assistant: every creative already watched, tagged, and scored, with answers across TikTok and your other platforms that never touch a campaign.

TikTok is on every plan, from Starter at $79 a month with Meta alongside it. Because TikTok runs mostly on video, plan credits for video: a video costs 10 credits to analyze and an image 5, so Starter's 400 monthly credits cover 40 new videos and Pro's 1,500 cover 150. Credits reset every month, a creative already analyzed is never charged twice, and if credits run out, analysis pauses until the next month or an upgrade while everything analyzed stays available. Pro, at $199, also adds Google Ads, full history, Intelligence, Brand Intel, and Claude access. See every plan on pricing.