Market
E-commerce creators in Brazil
137 creators sell e-commerce offers from Brazil and buy traffic for them. Everything below is counted from the ads they are running · a creator enters this segment by advertising, never by describing themselves.
Selling in
Portuguese
Creators tracked
137
Advertising from Brazil
Ads recorded
4,181
All time, across this segment
Seen in the last pass
1,022
24% of everything we have recorded here
Ads per creator
31
Average, which a handful of heavy advertisers pull upward
What e-commerce looks like in Brazil
This segment holds 137 creators, between them 4,181 ads we have recorded, 1,022 of which our most recent collection still returned. That works out at 31 ads per creator on average, though an average hides the shape here: a handful of heavy advertisers carry most of the volume, and the long tail runs a few ads at a time.
Most of them advertise in Portuguese, which is what a competitor entering Brazil has to write in to be read. We do not publish a median price here: fewer than 30 offers in this segment have a price we could read, and a median drawn from a handful of products describes those products rather than the market.
Creators in this market
12 of the 137 creators here have enough tracked history to carry a profile. These are the 12 of them with the most ads recorded.
Pedro Alfaiate
Fabio Costa Online
Pedro Sobral - Universo Subido
Jornada Top
Mauricio Brollo
Ecommerce Puro
Empreendanoexterior
Fabio Costa Ecommerce
The Golf Entrepreneur
Thiago Leão
Mara Cardoso Marketing
Ferreiras.me
E-commerce in other countries
The same niche, different market. Offer, price point and advertising language all move between them.
Other markets in Brazil
The niches we publish for Brazil, largest first.
Counting a market is the easy half
What changes a decision is which of these creators is scaling right now, what their funnel looks like behind the ad, and which creatives have been live long enough to be working. That is what the product opens.
Where these numbers come from
A creator counts here when we have classified them as an infopreneur, established that they operate from Brazil, and placed them in this niche. Ad counts come from what we have collected in the Meta ad library, so they are a floor rather than a census · we see what has been advertised publicly, not what was ever sold. The advertising language is the one most of these creators write in, not the country's official language. Prices are read from the offers we could reach, and are only published when at least 30 of them sit behind the figure. A market gets a page once we track 100 creators in it and at least 12 of them have enough history to carry a profile · a segment we can count but not show is not a market worth a page. Refreshed hourly.
Last measured Aug 6, 2026.