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ResetTok vs UnRepostAll

ResetTok vs UnRepostAll: free cleanup or pay-per-repost credits?

UnRepostAll is a mobile app (iOS and Android) that sells repost removal through credit packs — roughly $5 for 100 removals up to $75 for 3,750 — plus subscriptions up to $99/year. ResetTok covers the same job for free, and adds a browser extension.

ResetTokUnRepostAll
PlatformsiOS & Android apps + Chrome/Edge extensioniOS & Android apps (no browser extension)
Asks for your password?Never — the extension uses your existing browser session; the apps use TikTok's own secure loginNo password typed into the app — you log in through TikTok's page inside the app
PriceFree — core repost cleanup has no paywallCredit packs $5–$75 (100–3,750 removals), $20/month or $99/year subscriptions
Speed & limitsAbout 1 second per repost with safe rate limits; ~500 reposts in around 8 minutesOne-tap automated removal; free allowance limited (~50 per day, terms vary)
Runs locallyYes — everything runs locally on your device; nothing is uploadedYes (claimed) — credentials said to stay on device

Verdict

Choose ResetTok for free, unlimited cleanup with no credit math. UnRepostAll can work if you prefer a credit model, but it is the most expensive option in this category and has App Store reviews reporting paid removals that never completed.

Frequently asked questions

Is UnRepostAll free?

Mostly no. UnRepostAll uses paid credit packs ($5 for about 100 removals, up to $75 for 3,750) plus subscription options ($20/month, $99/year). ResetTok removes reposts for free.

Does UnRepostAll need my TikTok password?

You sign in through TikTok's own page inside the app, so you don't type your password into UnRepostAll itself. ResetTok's extension needs no login step at all — it uses the session already in your browser.

Is UnRepostAll reliable?

Reviews are mixed: it holds a 4.6/5 App Store rating, but several reviewers report buying credits or unlimited plans and still seeing reposts remain. With ResetTok there is nothing to buy, so there is no risk of paying for removals that don't happen.