Marketplaces

Sell Across Latin America’s Top Online Marketplaces

nocnoc enables global brands, retailers, and distributors to sell their products across 20+ leading marketplaces in Latin America through a single integration.

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Marketplaces

Access the right marketplaces for your brand

We help you identify and connect with the platforms that fit your category, pricing, and growth goals.

Mercado Libre

Mercado Libre is the leading ecommerce platform in Latin America.

Amazon

As the fastest-growing Amazon market globally, it receives +150m monthly visits.

Walmart

Walmart Mexico is one of the most reliable online marketplaces in Mexico.

Coppel

Coppel is a major department store that operates through multiple channels in Mexico.

Magalu

Brazilian online marketplace that offers a wide range of products across various categories.

Americanas

Launched in 1999 by Lojas Americanas, it is the sixth-largest ecommerce platform in Brazil.

Paris

Paris Marketplace, operated by Cencosud, is a key player in Chile’s e-commerce landscape.

Falabella

Major retail chain based in Chile and has operations in several countries.

Carrefour

Carrefour is one of the largest retailers in Brazil with 640 selling points.

Extra

Extra is one of the largest retailers in Brazil.

Mobly

Mobly is a Brazilian online marketplace focused on furniture and home decor products.

Zoom

Zoom is the largest price comparison site in Brazil, founded in 2011.

Ponto

Ponto Frio is a Brazilian retailer that operates both in physical and online markets.

Buscapé

Founded in 1999, it is considered one of the pioneers in the Brazilian e-commerce market.

Shopee

Launched in Brazil in 2019, it has become one of the fastest-growing marketplaces in the country.

Casas Bahia

Offering a wide range of products, Casas Bahia receives 150m visitors per month.

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