The Philippines is one of TikTok Shop's most active markets in Southeast Asia — Filipinos spend more time in the app than almost anyone, and for sellers the comment section is where the sale is won or lost. "May COD po ba?", "magkano shipping sa Cebu?", "restock kailan?", "legit po ba 'to?" — every one of those is a buying signal. But TikTok gives you no button to download them.
This guide shows how Filipino sellers, marketers, and agencies export TikTok comments to CSV/Excel with ZocialComment — with prices shown in pesos at checkout, a free tier that needs no signup, and full support for Tagalog, English, Taglish, and Bisaya comments.
How do I export TikTok comments from the Philippines?
- Copy the video link — in the TikTok app: Share → Copy link. Works on your videos or any public video (yes, competitors too).
- Paste it at zocialcomment.com and press Export. The first 100 comments are free — no account, no card.
- Download CSV or Excel. Every comment comes with username, like count, timestamp, and nested replies.
Bigger videos cost $1 per 100 comments — a one-time charge shown in ₱ at checkout — or an unlimited pass from $14 (~₱800) covers 3 days of unlimited exports.
Can I pay in pesos?
Yes. Checkout detects that you're in the Philippines and displays the price in ₱ automatically. You pay by card, plus any local payment methods offered at checkout. There is no subscription — passes are one-time payments.
What do TikTok Shop sellers actually do with exported comments?
- Find your repeat commenters. Sort the CSV by username — people who comment on multiple videos are your warmest leads. Reply to them first, invite them to your live selling sessions.
- Turn questions into captions. If ten people ask "may free shipping po ba?", your next video should answer it in the first three seconds. The export makes recurring questions countable instead of anecdotal.
- Catch complaints early. Filter for words like "sira", "delayed", "scam", "refund", "peke" — a spike is a product or logistics problem you want to fix before your rating drops.
- Study competitors. Export a competitor's viral video and read what their buyers ask for that they don't answer. That gap is your ad angle.
Does it handle Tagalog and Taglish comments?
Yes — comments export exactly as written. Tagalog, English, Taglish, Bisaya, and emoji all survive the trip to CSV (the file is UTF-8, and the Excel export opens correctly in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets without broken characters).
What does it cost in pesos?
| Option | Price (USD) | ≈ ₱ | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| First 100 comments per video | Free | Free | Small videos, trying it out |
| Pay per video | $1 per 100 comments | ~₱55 per 100 | One-off exports |
| 3-Day Unlimited Pass | $14 one-time | ~₱800 | Campaign analysis, agency work |
| 3-Day Pass + AI analysis | $39 one-time | ~₱2,200 | Sentiment, purchase intent & demographics on top of the raw data |
Exact ₱ amounts are shown at checkout at the live exchange rate. No subscription, no recurring charge.
Start with your best-performing video
Paste your most-commented video into the exporter — the first 100 comments are free, so you'll see the full CSV format before paying anything. If you run multiple shops or client accounts, the 3-day pass covers unlimited exports across all of them.