Sacha Jibril

Sacha sells on TikTok Shop. Adopterz and TikTok Shop gave him a trophy for passing one million euros in GMV, and the trophy is on the about page if you want to see it. The guides he signs on Carouscale are not a digest of other people's blog posts: they describe the carousel formats he has watched sell, what made them work, and where they fall apart.

That means specifics rather than theory. Which first slide holds a scroll for two seconds, how many slides a product post really needs, when a commission rate is worth the effort, why a format that prints in beauty dies in kitchen gadgets. When something has only worked once, the guide says so.

With Antoine Marchi, co-founder and CTO, he turned that experience into a tool: a search engine for the TikTok Shop carousels that clear 5,000 views across six markets, and an AI that recreates those formats with your own product.

The award, in pictures

What Sacha writes on Carouscale

• TikTok Shop carousel guideThe reference method on this site, start to finish.
• TikTok Shop affiliateGetting in, picking products, earning the first commissions.
• Winning productsHow to decide what to sell, with data instead of a hunch.
• Kalodata review and pricingWhat it costs, what it does, prices checked on a stated date.
• FastMoss vs KalodataThe two data tools compared, criterion by criterion.
• Is TikTok Shop legit?The honest read, from someone who sells on it every week.

The full library sits on the guides page, with the update date of every article.

How he works

The numbers quoted in the guides follow written rules: the 5,000 view bar for a carousel to enter the index, a weighted purchase-intent score, competitor prices recorded on a date that stays visible on the page. All of it, including the limits we know about, is on the methodology page, together with the criteria used to rate the tools we compare.

One disclosure that stays on every comparison: Carouscale sells a tool that competes with several of the products reviewed here. That conflict of interest is stated on the pages themselves, and any price we could not verify is labeled as reported.