Skip to main content
Mexico marketplace expansion

Sell on Amazon Mexico in 8 weeks. Own the entity.

We prepare your Mexican entity, coordinate the notary, and walk you through SAT. You own the company, the bank account, and the marketplace accounts — not us, not an aggregator.

Start your Mexico expansion Book a 15-min call

Brands building in Mexico with Tally

4,600+
Companies formed
280+
Marketplace sellers launched
7 years
Operating in Mexico
12+
Countries of origin
8–12 weeks
To first sale
How it works

From signed paperwork to your first Mexico sale.

Six steps. Each one has an owner and a timeline. You sign once digitally; the rest is coordination.

  1. Discovery and scopingWeek 1

    We map your US or parent structure, product category, and target marketplaces. You pick the entity type (S de RL de CV, SA de CV, or SAPI) and confirm shareholders. Output: a signed scope document.

  2. Entity file prepWeeks 1–2

    We draft the bylaws, shareholder agreement, and KYC pack for the notary. You review and approve the file from your home country. Mexican law requires a minimum of two shareholders — if you're solo, we structure with a symbolic second shareholder (typically 1%).

  3. Digital signingWeek 2

    You sign the incorporation file digitally with biometric verification and government ID. No travel to Mexico. No e.firma needed at this stage — that comes later, from SAT, in the company's name.

  4. Notary protocolizesWeeks 3–5

    A Mexican public notary protocolizes the company. We coordinate, follow up, and deliver the original notarized act to your address. The notary is the issuing authority — we run the process.

  5. Tax registration and e.firmaWeeks 5–7

    We accompany the company through SAT for RFC registration and issuance of the company's e.firma. SAT issues both — we prepare the file, schedule the appointment, and walk you through it.

  6. Banking and marketplace onboardingWeeks 7–12

    We prepare the KYC file for a Mexican corporate bank account in the bank of your choice (MXN + USD). In parallel, we onboard you on Amazon Mexico and Mercado Libre, register the Padrón de Importadores y Exportadores, and handle COFEPRIS if your category requires it.

Launch and sell

Your Mexican entity is live. RFC, e.firma, corporate bank account, Padrón, Seller Central — all in your name. Start invoicing, importing, and selling.

Total timeline: 8 to 12 weeks. The clock starts when we receive all shareholder documents. SAT appointment availability varies by Mexican state and is outside Tally's control.

Proof

Brands that built Mexico the right way.

Real entities. Real bank accounts. Real marketplace accounts — owned by the brand, not by an intermediary.

280+
marketplace sellers launched in Mexico
Across Amazon Mexico, Mercado Libre, and Walmart Mexico.
Case study
Growve · 12+ brands launched

Wellness aggregator scaled to Mexico with 300+ SKUs classified, NOM-labeled, and all regulatory tracks in motion across the portfolio.

Growve product portfolio — wellness brands launched in Mexico through Tally Global
8–12 weeks
to first sale in Mexico

Strategic partners

Amazon — Tally Global strategic partner Mercado Libre — Tally Global strategic partner Walmart — Tally Global strategic partner Payoneer — Tally Global strategic partner BBVA Spark

BBVA Spark is a strategic partnership, not a default bank. Your Mexican corporate account opens at the bank of your choice.

For foreign companies building in Mexico

Building in Mexico without marketplaces? We set up your Mexico business too.

For SaaS, manufacturing, professional services, healthcare, real estate, and non-profits expanding to Mexico. We prepare. Notary protocolizes. SAT issues.

SaaS / Tech

Open a Mexican subsidiary that won’t trigger US PE.

Nearshoring manufacturing

Industrial setup with SEMARNAT, IMSS, and customs ready from day one.

Professional services

Bilingual entity for consulting, agencies, legal, finance.

Healthcare & pharma

COFEPRIS plus the corporate structure to match.

Real estate / hospitality

Foreign ownership through a Mexican entity with FIDEICOMISO when needed.

Non-profits / NGOs

Civil association registration with SAT non-profit fiscal regime.

Tell us about your Mexico plans
Enterprise inquiry

Tell us about your Mexico expansion.

We’ll get back within 24 hours. Real reply from the Tally team — not a chatbot.

Company name is required.
Please select a company size.
Please select an investment range.
Your name is required.
Your role is required.
Enter a valid work email.
Enter a valid website (e.g. company.com).
0 / 500 Please describe your Mexico plans.

We read every submission. A senior Tally advisor replies within 24h.

Thanks. We’ll be in touch within 24h.

A senior advisor on the Tally team will read your submission and reply directly. In the meantime, you can:

Schedule a 15-min intro call →

Compare

Tally vs aggregators vs traditional firms.

Same outcome on paper. Three different ownership stories.

What you compare Tally Marketplace aggregator / MoR Big4 / traditional firm
Time to first Mexico sale 8 to 12 weeks 2 to 4 weeks (on their account) 6 to 9 months
Who owns the Mexican entity You The aggregator You
Who owns the marketplace seller accounts You The aggregator You (if they set it up)
Who owns the corporate bank account You The aggregator You
Who registers your Mexican entity Public notary (we coordinate) N/A (you operate under their entity) Public notary (the firm coordinates)
Who issues your RFC + e.firma SAT (we accompany) N/A SAT (the firm accompanies)
Cost — first year, all-in $15K–$30K setup + $588–$1,200/mo 8–15% of GMV forever $50K+ setup, partner-rate retainer
COFEPRIS handling Included — in-house Mexico chemical-legal team Sometimes (extra fee, opaque process) Subcontracted
Monthly accounting + SAT filings Included in retainer Bundled into their %fee Billed hourly
Marketplace onboarding (Amazon MX, Mercado Libre) Included in Plus tier Their team operates the account Not offered
Exit — move accounts to another provider Yours to move anytime Locked inside their entity Yours to move anytime

The Mexican entity act is issued by a public notary. RFC and the company’s e.firma are issued by SAT. Tally prepares the file, coordinates with each authority, and accompanies you through every step.

Pricing

Three plans. All-in. No surprises.

Setup fee plus a flat monthly retainer. Month-to-month after setup. Cancel anytime. USD only.

Starter

$588 $529 USD / mo

Billed monthly

Billed annually · $6,350 / year

Foreign-owned MX entity setup + ongoing compliance. No marketplace, no COFEPRIS.

  • Foreign-owned MX entity (S de RL de CV or SA de CV)
  • RFC + e.firma accompaniment with SAT
  • RNIE registration (foreign investment registry)
  • Corporate bank account assistance (MXN + USD)
  • Monthly accounting + SAT filings
  • Annual corporate filings + tax notice monitoring
  • Dedicated Mexico advisor (English + Spanish)
  • Email support, 24h response
Start now Start now
Most popular

Import/Export Plus

$700 $625 USD / mo

Billed monthly

Billed annually · $7,500 / year

Everything in Starter + Amazon Mexico + Mercado Libre + Padrón Importadores + customs + COFEPRIS prep.

  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • Mercado Libre Mexico onboarding
  • Amazon Mexico onboarding (Seller Central, tax interview, brand registry)
  • Padrón de Importadores y Exportadores registration
  • Freight forwarder coordination
  • Customs broker coordination + tariff classification
  • NOM compliance and certifications
  • COFEPRIS prep where applicable
Start now Start now

Most chosen by Amazon brands

Full Compliance

$1,200 $1,080 USD / mo

Billed monthly

Billed annually · $12,960 / year

Everything in Plus + payroll + IMPI trademark + COFEPRIS rep + holding transfer + corporate governance.

  • Everything in Plus, plus:
  • Mexican payroll setup + monthly run
  • IMSS + INFONAVIT compliance
  • IMPI trademark registration (1 class)
  • COFEPRIS representation (regulated categories)
  • Holding shares transfer + restructuring
  • Corporate governance (board minutes, resolutions)
  • Basic commercial contract review
Book a discovery call

One-time add-ons

  • Immigration $500–$600

    Constancia Empleador + Mexican visa. Per case.

  • Trademark (IMPI) $450

    Per class registration.

  • Holding transfer $750

    Parent-subsidiary shares transfer.

  • Fulfillment Quote

    Warehouse, 3PL, FBA prep. Request scope.

  • Custom scope Quote

    Bigger structure or multi-entity. Talk to us.

Setup fees apply per plan and are quoted on the discovery call. No long-term contract — month-to-month after setup, cancel anytime.

Open your Mexico entity. First sale in 8–12 weeks.

Start your application. We respond within one business day.

Start your application or book a discovery call →

Real words. Real brands.

Founders, GMs, and Heads of International who chose Tally as their Mexico operating partner.

The questions we hear before signing.

If yours isn’t here, drop it in the form above and a senior advisor will reply.

A Mexican entity (S de RL de CV or SA de CV), an RFC and the company’s e.firma issued by SAT, a Mexican corporate bank account, Padrón de Importadores y Exportadores registration, and — if your category requires it — COFEPRIS clearance. Tally prepares the file; a public notary protocolizes; SAT issues. We onboard you on Seller Central.

You need COFEPRIS if you sell supplements, cosmetics, personal care, OTC, medical devices, or food. We have processed 12+ Growve brands across 300+ SKUs — classified, NOM-labeled, all regulatory tracks in motion. Typical timeline: 4–10 weeks per registration, in parallel with entity setup.

SAT runs it. Once your entity has its RFC and e.firma, we file your Padrón inscription. Typical timeline: 2–4 weeks after RFC issuance. You cannot legally import into Mexico without it.

Aggregators and MoRs sell under their own entity and their own Mexican setup. You operate as a client of theirs, paying 8–15% of GMV forever. With Tally you build the Mexican entity in your own name. You own the seller account, the bank account, and the SKUs. Setup is one-time plus a flat retainer.

Yes. The seller account is registered in your Mexican entity’s name. Tally is listed as administrator during setup so we can complete the tax interview and brand registry coordination. After onboarding, you control access — Tally has no operational lock-in.

Yes. Your US parent (LLC, C-corp, or holding) holds the shares of the Mexican entity. We structure the file accordingly. Most clients keep 99% in the US parent and 1% in a second shareholder.

No. Mexican law requires a minimum of two shareholders for a mercantile company (S de RL de CV, SA de CV, SAPI). If you are solo, we structure with a second symbolic shareholder (typically 1%).

No. The incorporation is signed digitally with biometric verification and government ID. The notary protocolizes in Mexico without you present. Original notarized documents ship to your address.