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Ipê Audience Labs

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Consented audiences and consumer insight for Brazil and Mexico

Segments
640
Markets
Brazil, Mexico

Data from Ipê Audience Labs

3 published listings.

Brazil and Mexico consumer lifestyle and purchase-intent panel

Quarterly survey results from 24,000 opt-in panelists in Brazil and Mexico on shopping, payments, media use, brand consideration and purchase intent, weighted and aggregated.

Consumer behavior data Free sampleDemo listing
Coverage
2 countries
History
Since 2021
Refresh
Quarterly
Delivery
Dashboard / web app +2
from $2,900 single wave, one country
10% off via DataStoa
Published 2026-09-29

Brazil demographics and income estimates by census sector

Population, age, household and income-band estimates for about 450,000 Brazilian census sectors, updated each year from IBGE releases and modeled intercensal trends.

Demographic data Free sampleDemo listing
Coverage
1 country
History
Since 2010
Refresh
Yearly
Delivery
Amazon S3 +2
from $4,900 national file, current year
Published 2026-09-30

Consented audience segments for Brazil and Mexico (programmatic)

640 ready-made interest, life-stage and purchase-intent audiences for Brazil and Mexico, built on consented partner data and activated through DSPs and clean rooms.

Audience segmentsDemo listing
Coverage
2 countries
History
Since 2021
Refresh
Weekly
Delivery
Amazon S3 +2
from $1.20 data CPM, per 1,000 impressions served
Published 2026-10-01

About Ipê Audience Labs

Ipê Audience Labs builds privacy-safe audience segments and small-area demographic estimates for Brazil and Mexico from consented partner data, its own research panel and official statistics. Segments are activated through advertising platforms, and nothing is sold at the level of an identifiable person.

Data sources and methods

Where the data comes from
Consented first-party data from publisher and retail-loyalty partners in Brazil and Mexico, the Ipê online research panel, and IBGE and INEGI public statistics.
How it is collected
Partner data arrives hashed under LGPD-compliant agreements with consent records; panel members are recruited online and answer quarterly surveys for incentives.
What sets it apart
Segments built only from consented sources with consent records kept per partner, and no sensitive segments such as health, religion, politics, sexuality or financial hardship.

Use cases

What the provider licenses its data for, and what it does not allow.

Intended uses

Programmatic audience targeting, campaign planning, market sizing, and store or media planning by area.

Not allowed

Credit, employment, insurance or housing eligibility decisions; targeting minors; any attempt to re-identify individuals.

DataStoa's acceptable use policy applies on top: no re-identification, discrimination, surveillance or sanctioned uses.

Compliance and security

Provider-reported. Ask for certificates or a data processing agreement before you sign.

Certifications

None listed

Privacy laws they comply with

  • Brazil LGPD