Where Latin America buys your product and how much is left for you
Mercado Libre has no decent analytics. We built our own: parsers, exports, our own spreadsheets. In 3–5 days you get a live page with figures for all 18 countries of the marketplace and for the neighbouring ones. Where to go, where not to, at what price and with how much left in your pocket.
Kirill, who writes the reports, answers. Name the product, we will ask the rest.
Sellers walk onto the marketplace blind
A real report, not a deck
Screenshots from a report on disposable coveralls made for a client. The watermark is only on the images here, your report will not have it.
The photo catalogue and the “to the seller ≈” figure you get by tapping a listing did not fit into the screenshots, in the report they run to several thousand rows.
The eight answers people order it for
How much sells
Niche revenue in every country in dollars and units, cumulative and monthly. Marked for what is measured and what is estimated.
At what price
The market floor, the median and the expensive quarter. And above all, the price band where the money actually goes.
Who owns the shelf
How many sellers there are, whether any are large, how many are Chinese selling from abroad. The top-5 share and whether there is room to enter.
All 18 countries
Every Mercado Libre domain is checked against at least one page of search results. Empty countries are called empty.
Other marketplaces
Shopee in Brazil, Amazon in Mexico, Falabella, Liverpool, Magazine Luiza. Where else your product sells beyond Mercado Libre, and at what price.
Customs and clearance
Duties, VAT, whether certification is required and which. What actually blocks imports in each country.
What the seller keeps
Commission, shipping, taxes, instalments. Tap any listing and see what the seller takes home from it.
Listing catalogue
Every listing collected, with photo, price, sales and link. Filters by country, marketplace and price.
What to do
Which country to start with and why, what to ship first, a 90-day plan. In plain words, with no “it depends”.
Four steps, three to five days
The name and a couple of links. If you know the purchase price, add it too and we will work out what is left for you.
What counts as your product and what counts as an adjacent class. We fix that, you pay half.
Our parsers walk all 18 Mercado Libre domains and the neighbouring marketplaces. Every figure gets a confidence mark.
A link to the live page plus a file you can read offline. Half an hour of walkthrough by voice if you want it.
Three situations where the report pays for itself on the first shipment
A manufacturer from Russia
You have a product and a factory but no idea where to ship it. The report names the country, the price and the volume before the first shipment.
A seller from Ozon and Wildberries
Back home the niche has been burned out by price wars. The report shows whether it is alive in Latin America and how much a seller keeps there.
Choosing a niche
Two or three candidate products and one budget. Order a report on each, compare the verdicts, ship one.
A report on one product
- 18 Mercado Libre countries and up to 11 neighbouring marketplaces
- A live page with a map, charts and a listing catalogue
- A “what the seller keeps” calculation on any listing you tap
- Customs, certification and entry barriers by country
- Verdict and plan: where to start, what to ship, 90 days
- A file you can read offline
Frequently asked questions
What do you need from me to start?
The product name and a couple of links: your listing, your site or an ad on any marketplace. If you have the purchase price, add it. Then the report works out what is left for you on every sale. The rest of the questions are ours to ask.
Which countries and marketplaces are covered?
All 18 countries where Mercado Libre operates, from Mexico to Argentina, including Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador and Central America. Empty markets are in the report too, absent demand is a result. Plus the marketplaces where your product sells beyond Mercado Libre: Shopee, Amazon, Magazine Luiza, Falabella, Liverpool and others, up to 11 per report.
Where do the numbers come from if the marketplace hides sales?
Mercado Libre shows the sold counter on only part of its listings, so the first thing we do is find out which. In the three largest markets we run a control product and measure what share of listings shows the counter. Volume is then derived from counters, listing age and reviews, and where a number is an estimate we say so. Every figure carries a confidence mark.
How long does it take?
Three to five working days from the moment we agree on the product. The parsers cover every country at once, verification and analysis take the longest.
What form does the report come in?
A link to the live page with charts, a map, a listing catalogue with photos and links, and the seller calculation on tap. It opens on a phone. Separately we send a file that opens without internet, in case the link will not load from Russia.
What if it turns out there is no market?
The report says so plainly and with numbers. A “do not go” verdict on a country, or on the product as a whole, saves you a shipment and several months. It has happened: on one product, only three of five large markets were alive.
How do I pay?
By card in roubles from Russia, by alias transfer in pesos from Argentina, in USDT from anywhere. Half on order, half on delivery.
How is this different from the PRO pack?
The PRO pack teaches you to do the maths and to ship: books, a customs calculator, unit economics for six countries. The report applies all of it to your specific product and does the work for you. PRO pack owners get 50 USDT off the report.
Name your product
One message is enough: what the product is and where to look at it. We reply the same day, say whether it is worth the maths and give you a delivery date.