Download websites that use Nuvemshop

About Nuvemshop

Latin American ecommerce runs on payment habits that imported software handles badly, from instalment plans quoted on the product page to bank slips paid at a counter the next day. Nuvemshop was built around those habits and sold to merchants who live inside them. As of October 2026 we detect the platform on 13,654 sites, and 12,097 of those resolve to Brazil. The .br suffix follows the same pattern, and for once the concentration is not a hosting artifact, because merchants selling in that market register there, take payment there and ship there.

A domain running this platform is therefore a fairly precise commercial signal. The product is sold to merchants who want a storefront without engineering, bundling templates, local payment gateways, shipping integrations and tax handling specific to Latin American markets. Presence implies an operating business with products, prices and a checkout rather than a brochure site, and it implies a merchant who picked a regional vendor over the North American incumbents, usually for payment coverage and local support. Store size is not visible from the signature, so a list of this kind mixes side projects with established retailers and has to be qualified on other evidence.

The naming is worth knowing before searching the data. Nuvemshop has operated under a second brand in Spanish speaking countries for most of its history, and storefronts on both sides emit the same technical fingerprint, so one detection label covers a commercial footprint that spans several countries. The company has been building the platform since 2011 and sells it as a Commercial subscription with revenue share tiers, which means detected stores are paying accounts rather than self hosted installs. Abandoned stores drop off the platform instead of lingering as dead code on somebody else's server, so the population stays closer to the live merchant base than a self hosted cart would.

The combination of a paid regional platform and a single concentrated market is what makes the download useful. A per domain lookup confirms one storefront. A full extract gives the merchant base of a regional commerce economy in one file, which is the unit of analysis for a payment provider sizing a market entry, a logistics company building a partner funnel, an app developer deciding whether to publish in the platform marketplace, or a competing Ecommerce hunting for migration targets. Filtering by .br isolates the domestic core, and the remainder points at cross border merchants and at the neighbouring markets where the same vendor trades under its other name.