Guide

eCommerce in Mexico: market, channels and operations.

Mexico is one of the world’s larger and faster-growing online retail markets. Selling there well is as much an operations project as a marketing one.

In short: Mexico retail eCommerce reached US$55.3 billion in 2025, growing 19.2% year on year, according to AMVO. International brands typically reach Mexican online shoppers through marketplaces, their own direct-to-consumer store and retailers’ digital channels. All of these require compliant imports and local inventory.

Last updated: September 25, 2026 · PCG Innovations

Market

The numbers that matter.

US$55.3B

Retail eCommerce in Mexico, 2025 (+19.2% vs 2024).

Source: AMVO, Estudio de Venta Online 2026
17.7%

eCommerce share of total retail sales in Mexico, 2025.

Source: AMVO, Estudio de Venta Online 2026
71%

Share of shoppers combining physical and digital channels.

Source: AMVO, Estudio de Venta Online 2026

Operations

What has to work behind the storefront.

  • Compliant imports with a defined importer and Spanish labeling
  • Local inventory in a 3PL or marketplace fulfillment program
  • A catalog localized for Mexican shoppers
  • Pricing built on real landed cost, fees and advertising
  • Daily monitoring of stock, account health and customer questions
  • A designed returns process

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How big is the eCommerce market in Mexico?

According to AMVO’s 2026 Online Sales Study, retail eCommerce in Mexico reached US$55.3 billion in 2025, 19.2% more than in 2024, representing 17.7% of total retail sales.

Do I need inventory in Mexico to sell online there?

For most marketplace and direct-to-consumer models aimed at Mexican shoppers, yes. Delivery expectations generally require stock held locally, in a 3PL or a marketplace fulfillment program, which in turn requires compliant imports.

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