top ecommerce sites in mexico.
updated jul 202620 retailers · graded on the ecommerce grade score
Mexico's ecommerce market is dominated by regional marketplaces and established retailers. MercadoLibre leads as the largest platform, followed by Amazon's Mexican site and department store chains like Liverpool and Walmart. Coppel and Home Depot serve distinct segments, while specialized players including Farmacias Guadalajara and El Palacio de Hierro address specific consumer categories. The landscape reflects a mix of global and homegrown competitors.
“Mexico's largest ecommerce marketplace; serves millions of buyers and sellers across 18+ countries with diverse product categories.”
eg score87A
34,486,330 est. monthly organic visits
“Amazon Mexico: Online marketplace serving Mexican consumers with broad product selection, fast delivery, and Prime membership benefits.”
eg score85A
15,574,462 est. monthly organic visits
“Liverpool: Mexico's third-largest department store chain offering fashion, home, and electronics to middle-to-upper-income shoppers nationwide.”
eg score85A
7,032,208 est. monthly organic visits
“Mexico's fourth-largest retailer; broad general merchandise for everyday shoppers; custom platform serving nationwide audience.”
eg score79A-
5,227,469 est. monthly organic visits
“Coppel: Mexico's largest department store chain offering furniture, electronics, appliances, and fashion with in-house financing.”
eg score78A-
7,160,894 est. monthly organic visits
“Amazon Mexico: E-commerce marketplace for Mexican consumers; offers books, electronics, fashion; largest selection, fastest delivery nationwide.”
eg score77A-
2,250,243 est. monthly organic visits
“Home Depot Mexico: DIY and professional home improvement retailer serving Mexican homeowners and contractors with broad product selection.”
eg score75B+
3,474,368 est. monthly organic visits
“Mexican pharmacy chain offering OTC medications, health products, and beauty items to local consumers via Salesforce Commerce Cloud.”
eg score75B+
8,411,694 est. monthly organic visits
“Samsung Mexico: Electronics retailer serving consumers and businesses with smartphones, appliances, TVs, and smart home devices.”
eg score75B+
2,662,386 est. monthly organic visits
“Mexico's largest department store chain; affluent shoppers; luxury brands, fashion, home goods, and electronics under one roof.”
eg score74B+
1,934,054 est. monthly organic visits
eg score74B+
1,101,825 est. monthly organic visits
eg score74B+
1,610,136 est. monthly organic visits
“Bodega Aurrera: Mexican grocery retailer offering discount bulk goods and everyday essentials to value-conscious families nationwide.”
eg score74B+
2,033,239 est. monthly organic visits
“Bulk warehouse retailer serving Mexican families and businesses with membership-based wholesale pricing and diverse product selection.”
eg score73B+
1,864,535 est. monthly organic visits
“Chedraui: Mexican supermarket chain offering groceries, household goods, and fresh produce to value-conscious families nationwide.”
eg score73B+
1,423,215 est. monthly organic visits
eg score73B+
811,106 est. monthly organic visits
eg score72B+
1,655,058 est. monthly organic visits
eg score72B+
1,013,201 est. monthly organic visits
eg score71B+
2,881,549 est. monthly organic visits
eg score68B
1,553,956 est. monthly organic visits
methodology
The Ecommerce Grade (EG) Score is our 0–100 composite grade blending five signals per retailer: organic traffic strength (40%), domain authority (25%), cross-source market presence (20%), keyword breadth (10%), and year-over-year growth (5%). Scores are country-normalised so retailers within a market are directly comparable.
Inputs are compiled from public domain intelligence, organic traffic estimates, tech-stack signals, and legacy editorial rankings. Platform detection uses homepage HTML patterns.
Last refreshed: jul 2026.