LatSouthEvery active company in Brazil, filtered for your go-to-market. In English. Without the personal data.
10.9 million active Brazilian companies from Receita Federal's open data, rebuilt every release into English-labelled, CRM-ready files. Legal entities only: no individual entrepreneurs, no partners, no personal phones.
Teams entering Brazil who need accounts, not a 7 GB government download.
GTM and RevOps teams (US/EU)
Build territories and account lists by industry, state and size before the first SDR is hired.
Payments and fintech infrastructure
Banks, credit unions, payment institutions, insurers, brokers and asset managers, by regulatory category.
SaaS going to LATAM
Software companies, IT consultancies and integrators: your first customers and your resellers.
Logistics, trade and EOR/HR
Importers, wholesalers, manufacturers and transport companies above the small-business threshold.
Data and AI teams
A clean, deduplicated company universe with stable identifiers (CNPJ) for matching and enrichment.
Agencies serving LATAM clients
Monthly-refreshed segment files you can load straight into the client's CRM.
Three ready-made segments. One file each. Counts measured on the 2026-10-10 release.
Every file ships as CSV (UTF-8) and Parquet with the same 28 columns: identifiers, names, legal form, size band, share capital, opening date, main and secondary industry codes with English labels, full address, registered phone and e-mail, corporate e-mail domain, website, accountant-contact flag and the release date. Head offices only.
Brazil Tech & Software Companies
Software development, SaaS and hosting, IT consulting, IT support, web portals (CNAE divisions 62–63).
- 57,817 with a corporate web domain; 49,683 of those with a non-accountant contact
- 26,341 above the small-business threshold; 63,463 opened in the last 12 months
- Top states: SP 138,424 · MG 25,429 · PR 24,023 · RJ 21,092
$349 one-off file
or $129/month with monthly refresh + new/closed/changed deltas (3-month minimum)
Brazil Mid-Market & Enterprise Accounts
All industries. Companies above the small-business threshold (porte "DEMAIS": revenue over BRL 4.8M or ineligible for small-business status). Ltda, S.A., cooperatives and foreign-domiciled entities only.
- 218,419 with a corporate web domain; 144,196 of those with a non-accountant contact
- 50,698 with share capital of BRL 10M or more; 16,850 foreign-domiciled
- Holdings, investment funds, condominiums, law firms, public bodies and associations excluded
$549 one-off file
or $199/month with monthly refresh + deltas (3-month minimum)
Brazil Fintech, Payments & Financial Institutions
53 regulatory categories: banks, credit cooperatives, consumer-finance companies, factoring and securitization, card and payment processors, brokers and dealers, asset managers, insurers, health plans and pension entities.
- 18,506 above the small-business threshold; 10,796 with a corporate web domain
- Includes a
fin_segmentcolumn (banking, payments_cards, insurance, …) - Bonus file: 76,689 banking correspondents and insurance brokers (distribution channel)
$299 one-off file
or $99/month with monthly refresh + deltas (3-month minimum)
All three packages: $999 one-off (1,105,208 companies) — buy the bundle. Need a different cut? Request a custom list from $450.
Prefer pay-per-row? The same data is available as an Apify actor for API-style queries: Brazil Company Finder.
One source, rebuilt every release, with the parts you don't want removed.
- Source. The official open-data release of Brazil's federal tax authority (Receita Federal, CNPJ registry). It is the same registry behind every Brazilian B2B database. Commercial use is permitted; we credit the source in every file.
- Monthly rebuild. Receita publishes a new release roughly monthly. We rebuild the whole dataset from scratch each time (no incremental patching), and every row carries its
data_as_ofdate. Subscribers get the new full file plusdelta_new,delta_closedanddelta_changedfiles. - Cleaning. 71.9M raw establishment rows → 28.1M active → 10.9M after exclusions. E-mails are validated and lower-cased; phones normalised to +55 format (no digits are ever added); industry codes get English labels (1,359 subclasses, hand-translated with ISIC Rev.4 wording); control bytes and encoding noise removed.
- Exclusions. Individual entrepreneurs (including MEI), rural producers and other natural-person legal forms are dropped. No shareholder/partner table (QSA), no CPF numbers. Free-mail, ISP and accounting-platform domains are never used as a website. Contacts that belong to an accountant (same e-mail registered for more than 4 unrelated companies, accounting wording, accounting-firm domain) are flagged with
is_likely_accountant_contact. - Verification. The website column is derived from the company's registered corporate e-mail domain. Where a verification pass has run for the release,
website_verifiedrecords an HTTP 2xx/3xx answer and the check date; in the current release over 60% of software/IT-sector domains (full verification pass in progress; share updated per release) of corporate domains verified. Treat unverified domains as a strong guess, not a fact.
Company data only. That is a design rule, not a filter you can switch off.
LGPD (Brazil)
The files contain data about legal entities as published by the Brazilian government in its open-data programme: identifiers, names, addresses, industry, size and the company's registered contact channel. Natural-person legal forms are excluded at build time, partner and shareholder data is never loaded, and CPF-like digit runs are scrubbed from names. Contact fields are the entity's registered contact, which the entity itself filed as its public point of contact.
GDPR / UK GDPR note for EU buyers
Because the dataset describes companies, not identified individuals, GDPR generally does not apply to the records themselves. A small share of registered e-mails may be a person's work mailbox at the company (for example [email protected]). If you process those, you are the controller: rely on legitimate interest for B2B outreach, offer opt-out, and honour it. We supply a suppression file on request and never include personal mobiles or home addresses.
Licence: internal use by the purchasing company (CRM, analysis, outbound). Redistribution or resale of the file is not permitted. Source credit: "Receita Federal do Brasil — Dados Abertos CNPJ; processed by LatSouth".
Tell us who you sell to. We send back the universe, with counts.
| Tier | What you get | Price | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cut | Brazil, up to 3 filter dimensions (industry, state, size, age, share capital, website), up to 50,000 rows, CSV + Parquet | $450 | 2 business days |
| TAM | Multi-filter including secondary industries and name keywords, group-level dedupe, up to 250,000 rows, plus a one-page TAM memo (counts by state × size × age) | $900 | 3 business days |
| TAM + verified | TAM tier plus HTTP verification of up to 25,000 websites (status, final URL, check date) and one revision round | $1,500 | 5 business days |
Nine questions, five minutes. You get a row count and a quote within one business day, before paying anything.
Request a custom listQuestions buyers ask before paying.
How fresh is the data?
Files are built from the Receita Federal release shown on this page (2026-10-10); every row carries data_as_of. Receita publishes roughly monthly and we rebuild on each release. Subscribers receive the new file automatically; one-off buyers can re-purchase or upgrade to the subscription.
What format do I get?
A zip with the CSV (UTF-8, comma-separated, header row, secondary_cnaes joined by ";") and the same table as Parquet, plus a data dictionary and the source note. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets (under 10M cells; the Mid-Market file needs a split), pandas, DuckDB, BigQuery and Snowflake.
How are the row counts measured?
By running the package filter on the full release with DuckDB; the exact filter (industry codes, legal forms, exclusions) is published in the data dictionary so you can reproduce it on the raw open data. Counts change slightly with each release.
What is NOT included?
No individual entrepreneurs (MEI) or other natural-person registrations. No partners, shareholders, directors or CPF numbers. No personal mobiles, no WhatsApp, no LinkedIn profiles, no revenue or headcount figures (Brazil's registry does not publish them; size band and share capital are the proxies). No intent data. Branches are excluded from the packages (head offices only) but are available in custom lists.
Is the website column verified?
The column website_guess is derived from the registered corporate e-mail domain, after removing free-mail, ISP, accounting-firm and shared generic domains. Where the release has been through the HTTP verification pass, website_verified and website_checked_at are populated and over 60% of software/IT-sector domains (full verification pass in progress; share updated per release) of corporate domains verified. Until then, treat it as a strong guess.
Refunds
Seven-day integrity guarantee: if the file has fewer rows than published for its release, different columns from the data dictionary, or does not open, you get a full refund. We do not refund because the segment did not contain the accounts you hoped for; the free sample and the published counts exist so you can check before buying.
Invoices, VAT and procurement
The checkout provider acts as merchant of record and issues the invoice or receipt automatically, including VAT handling for EU purchases. For purchase orders, bank transfer or a vendor form, e-mail [email protected].
Can I share the file with my agency or resell it?
You can share it with contractors working on your behalf under your licence. Reselling, republishing or bundling the file into another data product is not permitted; agencies that serve several clients should buy one licence per client or contact us for a reseller arrangement.
Do you cover Mexico or Argentina?
Not yet in ready-made packages. Mexico (INEGI DENUE) and Argentina (Registro Nacional de Sociedades) are in progress and available as custom lists on request.