Mexico data: databases and datasets

There are 38 datasets covering Mexico, with 7,604,712 rows in total, priced US$49 to US$599 per dataset as a one-time payment. 28 are specific to Mexico and 10 are regional files that also cover other countries, so the row total is not only Mexico. They include B2B leads with contacts (26), financial and economic data (3), public procurement (3), sanctions lists (2), real estate (1), company registries (1), e-commerce prices (1) and job postings (1). Main sources: INEGI (Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography); Mexico's National Market Information and Integration System (SNIIM, Ministry of Economy) and Empresa Municipal de...; Official open data: SECOP II Contratos Electrónicos (Colombia Compra Eficiente, datos.gov.co).

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FAQ

What Mexico data does datasets.lat have?

38 datasets: B2B leads with contacts (26), financial and economic data (3), public procurement (3), sanctions lists (2), real estate (1), company registries (1), e-commerce prices (1) and job postings (1). The largest: Mexico Business Directory DENUE (INEGI): 2,968,857 Establishments with Phone, Email or Website (October 2026) (2,968,857 rows, US$399); Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices in Mexico and Peru: 589,652 daily prices in 46 markets (September 2026) (589,652 rows, US$149); Public procurement 2025-2026: 470,221 contracts from Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and World Bank (September 2026) (470,221 rows, US$599); 35 more.

Where does the data come from?

Every dataset cites its source and cut-off date. The sources of these datasets are: INEGI (Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography); Mexico's National Market Information and Integration System (SNIIM, Ministry of Economy) and Empresa Municipal de...; Official open data: SECOP II Contratos Electrónicos (Colombia Compra Eficiente, datos.gov.co); 2026 Annual Procurement, Lease, Services and Public Works Programs of Mexico's Federal Public Administration; Public trademark records from the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI).

How much does Mexico data cost?

Between US$49 and US$599 per dataset, as a one-time PayPal payment (USD), not a subscription. The lowest priced is "Quintana Roo Business Directory with Phone, Email or Website, DENUE INEGI: 35,031 Establishments (October 2026)" (US$49) and the largest is "Mexico Business Directory DENUE (INEGI): 2,968,857 Establishments with Phone, Email or Website (October 2026)", with 2,968,857 rows (US$399).

Which formats are delivered?

As CSV (UTF-8 with headers), Excel (.xlsx) or JSON, your choice. The download is instant after payment from your library and includes every new version of the same dataset we publish.

Do they include emails and phone numbers?

26 of the 38 datasets have an email column and 26 a phone column. The one with the most contacts is "Mexico Business Directory DENUE (INEGI): 2,968,857 Establishments with Phone, Email or Website (October 2026)", with about 917,000 rows with an email and 2,399,000 with a phone, based on the fill rate measured over the full file. Each listing shows the exact fill rate per column.

How do I get a free sample?

Open any of the 38 datasets: you will see the full schema with each column's fill rate and the first 100 rows without signing up, downloadable as CSV. With your free account you can download 500 rows from the same page.

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