May 2026’s independent creator rankings on TikTok Shop arrive with a new #1, two first–time entries in the top three, and all ten positions clearing $1 million in revenue for the first time in the series. Five of April’s ten creators are absent. Here is the full countdown.
@cakedfinds posts $1.04 million in May, a revenue increase from $960,660 in April despite falling five positions from #5 to #10. The account sold 21,110 items at an average unit price of $49.35, with 61,100 followers and 32.26 million content views. Having placed in the top ten in February, March, April, and May (#3, #6, #5, and #10), @cakedfinds holds one of the longer active streaks in the current dataset.
@sophmademebu posts $1.06 million in its first appearance on the list. The account debuted October 26, 2025, holds 25,500 followers, and sold 22,040 items at an average unit price of $47.35. Content views for the month total 34.39 million.
@kajsa.ziebell posts $1.10 million at #8, returning after sitting out April entirely. The account last appeared at #9 in March ($1.03 million), making May both a revenue gain and a positional improvement on its most recent appearance. It sold 22,300 items at an average unit price of $49.41, accumulated 46.67 million content views, and added 14,600 followers in May, the largest gain on the list, bringing the total to 54,700.
@dealswithty posts $1.28 million at #7, up from $917,010 at #8 in April and reflecting a partial recovery from $2.15 million at #2 in March. The three-month revenue sequence of $2.15 million, $917,010, and $1.28 million is consistent with the broader month-to-month volatility visible throughout the series. The account sold 9,290 items at an average unit price of $137.99, with 154,800 followers and 62.68 million content views.
@hannahbentley posts $1.31 million at #6, nearly flat from $1.32 million in April, while falling two positions. The account has declined in rank each month since February: #1 ($1.37 million), #3 ($1.53 million), #4 ($1.32 million), and #6 ($1.31 million). Revenue has held within a range of $1.31 million to $1.53 million over that span, while the surrounding field has risen. The account sold 21,480 items at an average unit price of $60.76, with 62,600 followers and 42.06 million content views.
@myfamilypov posts $1.32 million at #5, returning after last appearing in February at #7 ($918,590) and being absent from both March and April. The account leads all ten creators in items sold with 39,240 units at an average unit price of $33.60, the lowest on the list, and in content views at 93.96 million. A follower gain of 11,000 in May brings the total to 276,400. Ranking one position above @hannahbentley at #6 with nearly identical revenue, the account closes the gap through volume rather than unit pricing.
@be.lush posts $1.54 million at #4, down from $1.69 million at #2 in April. Revenue has contracted each month since the account’s March peak of $3.97 million at #1: $1.69 million in April and $1.54 million in May. Items sold declined from 9,810 in April to 9,410 this month at an average unit price of $163.08, with 262,300 followers and 32.45 million content views.
@ericsfindss posts $1.64 million at #3 in its first appearance in the rankings. The account debuted February 3, 2026, holds 13,400 followers, and sold 6,190 items at an average unit price of $265.18, the highest on the entire list. Content views total 29.04 million. With fewer items sold than any other top-five creator, @ericsfindss reaches #3 in its debut month through unit pricing rather than volume.
@trending_ttok posts $1.78 million at #2, down from $2.15 million at #1 in April. The account’s monthly revenue from February through May traces a full arc: $1.14 million, $1.45 million, $2.15 million, and $1.78 million, with April representing the peak. Items sold rose from 22,740 in April to 24,680 this month at an average unit price of $72.03, with 204,300 followers and 57.67 million content views.
@jordantheodore posts $1.82 million to lead the May rankings in its first appearance on the list. The account debuted July 23, 2024, and sold 9,190 items at an average unit price of $197.62, the second-highest on the list behind @ericsfindss. Content views total 37.58 million across 283,300 followers. With a follower count lower than both @myfamilypov and @be.lush, @jordantheodore leads the May field through a combination of high per-unit pricing and moderate volume.
Takeaway
May 2026 closes with all ten independent creator positions above $1 million in revenue, up from six below that threshold in April. Five of April’s creators are absent, and two first-time entrants place in the top three. The contrast between @ericsfindss’s 13,400 followers producing $1.64 million from 6,190 items at $265.18 each and @myfamilypov’s 93.96 million content views and 39,240 items at $33.60 reaching #5 illustrates the range of strategies generating top-ten results in the same period. @cakedfinds remains the most consistent presence in the current dataset, though its drop from #5 to #10 alongside a revenue increase reflects a field where month-to-month position stability continues to belong to few creators.
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May 2026’s independent creator rankings on TikTok Shop arrive with a new #1, two first–time entries in the top three, and all ten positions clearing $1 million in revenue for the first time in the series. Five of April’s ten creators are absent. Here is the full countdown.
10. @cakedfinds – $1.04 Million
@cakedfinds posts $1.04 million in May, a revenue increase from $960,660 in April despite falling five positions from #5 to #10. The account sold 21,110 items at an average unit price of $49.35, with 61,100 followers and 32.26 million content views. Having placed in the top ten in February, March, April, and May (#3, #6, #5, and #10), @cakedfinds holds one of the longer active streaks in the current dataset.
9. @sophmademebu – $1.06 Million
@sophmademebu posts $1.06 million in its first appearance on the list. The account debuted October 26, 2025, holds 25,500 followers, and sold 22,040 items at an average unit price of $47.35. Content views for the month total 34.39 million.
8. @kajsa.ziebell – $1.10 Million
@kajsa.ziebell posts $1.10 million at #8, returning after sitting out April entirely. The account last appeared at #9 in March ($1.03 million), making May both a revenue gain and a positional improvement on its most recent appearance. It sold 22,300 items at an average unit price of $49.41, accumulated 46.67 million content views, and added 14,600 followers in May, the largest gain on the list, bringing the total to 54,700.
7. @dealswithty – $1.28 Million
@dealswithty posts $1.28 million at #7, up from $917,010 at #8 in April and reflecting a partial recovery from $2.15 million at #2 in March. The three-month revenue sequence of $2.15 million, $917,010, and $1.28 million is consistent with the broader month-to-month volatility visible throughout the series. The account sold 9,290 items at an average unit price of $137.99, with 154,800 followers and 62.68 million content views.
6. @hannahbentley – $1.31 Million
@hannahbentley posts $1.31 million at #6, nearly flat from $1.32 million in April, while falling two positions. The account has declined in rank each month since February: #1 ($1.37 million), #3 ($1.53 million), #4 ($1.32 million), and #6 ($1.31 million). Revenue has held within a range of $1.31 million to $1.53 million over that span, while the surrounding field has risen. The account sold 21,480 items at an average unit price of $60.76, with 62,600 followers and 42.06 million content views.
5. @myfamilypov – $1.32 Million
@myfamilypov posts $1.32 million at #5, returning after last appearing in February at #7 ($918,590) and being absent from both March and April. The account leads all ten creators in items sold with 39,240 units at an average unit price of $33.60, the lowest on the list, and in content views at 93.96 million. A follower gain of 11,000 in May brings the total to 276,400. Ranking one position above @hannahbentley at #6 with nearly identical revenue, the account closes the gap through volume rather than unit pricing.
4. @be.lush – $1.54 Million
@be.lush posts $1.54 million at #4, down from $1.69 million at #2 in April. Revenue has contracted each month since the account’s March peak of $3.97 million at #1: $1.69 million in April and $1.54 million in May. Items sold declined from 9,810 in April to 9,410 this month at an average unit price of $163.08, with 262,300 followers and 32.45 million content views.
3. @ericsfindss – $1.64 Million
@ericsfindss posts $1.64 million at #3 in its first appearance in the rankings. The account debuted February 3, 2026, holds 13,400 followers, and sold 6,190 items at an average unit price of $265.18, the highest on the entire list. Content views total 29.04 million. With fewer items sold than any other top-five creator, @ericsfindss reaches #3 in its debut month through unit pricing rather than volume.
2. @trending_ttok – $1.78 Million
@trending_ttok posts $1.78 million at #2, down from $2.15 million at #1 in April. The account’s monthly revenue from February through May traces a full arc: $1.14 million, $1.45 million, $2.15 million, and $1.78 million, with April representing the peak. Items sold rose from 22,740 in April to 24,680 this month at an average unit price of $72.03, with 204,300 followers and 57.67 million content views.
1. @jordantheodore – $1.82 Million
@jordantheodore posts $1.82 million to lead the May rankings in its first appearance on the list. The account debuted July 23, 2024, and sold 9,190 items at an average unit price of $197.62, the second-highest on the list behind @ericsfindss. Content views total 37.58 million across 283,300 followers. With a follower count lower than both @myfamilypov and @be.lush, @jordantheodore leads the May field through a combination of high per-unit pricing and moderate volume.
Takeaway
May 2026 closes with all ten independent creator positions above $1 million in revenue, up from six below that threshold in April. Five of April’s creators are absent, and two first-time entrants place in the top three. The contrast between @ericsfindss’s 13,400 followers producing $1.64 million from 6,190 items at $265.18 each and @myfamilypov’s 93.96 million content views and 39,240 items at $33.60 reaching #5 illustrates the range of strategies generating top-ten results in the same period. @cakedfinds remains the most consistent presence in the current dataset, though its drop from #5 to #10 alongside a revenue increase reflects a field where month-to-month position stability continues to belong to few creators.
Data from Kalodata
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