LatamList
Founded 2018 · 2 employees on LinkedIn · 7 known investors
Ualá is an Argentine digital bank offering banking, payments, savings, investment, and lending services to consumers across Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia. It serves 11 million customers in Latin America.
Also known as LatAm List
Investors · 7
Company profile
researched Aug 2026LatamList is a digital media publication that reports in English on the Latin American startup and technology ecosystem. Its editorial coverage is organized into sections such as startup news, funding, launches, expansions, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, unicorns, venture capital and VC funds, ecosystem topics (accelerators, enterprise, Latin American governments), rankings, trends and reports, opinion pieces ("Voices"), insights, and legal coverage. Individual items are typically short, one-minute reads summarizing financing rounds and corporate transactions across markets including Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, and Venezuela.
Beyond news posts, the site publishes longer features (for example, guides on entering the US and Florida market, negotiating with corporate strategic partners, and annual venture outlooks) and hosts a set of podcasts and series, including LatamList Espresso, Crossing Borders, How to be the Difference, WeXchange, Aquí & Ahora, and Hacking Insurance. It also positions itself as a platform for founders, investors, and other industry figures to publish market commentary, and solicits story tips and submissions from its community.
The publication operates the LatamList Launchpad, a directory of service providers for investors and entrepreneurs in the region spanning HR, legal services, consulting, PR, fintech lending, SaaS, entertainment, and venture capital; listed companies include AnyoneAI, AWS Startups, FZ Sports, Gunderson Dettmer, IComm, Leasy, Magma Partners, Moonflow, Nufi, OnTop, PAGLaw, Truora, and YaVendió. Companies apply to be listed by email.
Business model
LatamList publishes free editorial content and monetizes through commercial relationships with ecosystem participants: the site invites inquiries about sponsorship, advertising, and partnership opportunities, displays rotating "powered by" and partner placements (including Gunderson Dettmer, Magma Partners, Leasy, and OnTop), and offers paid-style visibility through the LatamList Launchpad directory, which companies join by applying via email. It also distributes a free weekly email newsletter, LatamList Weekly, summarizing LatAm tech news.
Sponsorship, advertising, and partnership placements alongside directory listings in the LatamList Launchpad; the site directs prospective sponsors and advertisers to contact the company directly.
Traction
The site publishes a continuous stream of short funding and M&A items and maintains a weekly newsletter, a features library, and multiple podcast series. Its Launchpad directory lists more than a dozen ecosystem companies, and named commercial partners include Gunderson Dettmer, Magma Partners, Leasy, and OnTop.
▸Full profile — market position, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
The company describes itself as the premier English-language source for startup, venture capital, and technology news in Latin America, combining daily short-form deal coverage with longer features, podcasts, and an ecosystem service-provider directory.
Focus on English-language, region-wide coverage of Latin American venture and startup activity, delivered as concise one-minute deal summaries, complemented by contributed insights from founders and investors, a podcast slate, and the Launchpad directory of ecosystem service providers.
Go-to-market
Distribution is through the website's topic sections, a weekly email newsletter, podcast and interview series, and contributed "Voices" and insight pieces from founders and investors. The publication actively sources material via story pitches and published submission guidelines, and builds commercial reach through partner and Launchpad listings.
English-speaking readers following Latin American technology: founders, venture investors, and industry professionals, plus service providers, funds, and corporates seeking visibility with that audience.
Geography
Editorial coverage spans Latin America, with reporting on companies and ecosystems in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, and Paraguay, and features aimed at LatAm companies expanding into the United States. Launchpad partners are listed with coverage areas including LATAM, the US, and worldwide.
History
The publication described itself in an early post as a new media outlet dedicated to covering startups and technology in Latin America, originally under the LatAm List name. Its LatAm List section carries features on topics such as Women's Entrepreneurship Day, International Women's Day, the social and economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Paraguay's position in the 2022 Global Innovation Index. More recently the site has added the LatamList Launchpad directory and a "Latamlist Features" series, and continues to publish daily funding and M&A coverage, with bylined reporting by Araceli Dominguez.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsThe site displays "powered by" and partner placements for law firm Gunderson Dettmer, venture firm Magma Partners, fintech lender Leasy, and global hiring platform OnTop.
LatamList operates the LatamList Launchpad, a directory highlighting companies providing services to Latin American investors and entrepreneurs across legal and compliance, payments, marketing, HR, and other categories; listings include AnyoneAI, AWS Startups, FZ Sports, Gunderson Dettmer, IComm, Leasy, Magma Partners, Moonflow, Nufi, OnTop, PAGLaw, Truora, and YaVendió.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- LatamListlatamlist.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does LatamList do?
- LatamList is an English-language news publication covering startups, venture capital, and technology in Latin America.
- Who are LatamList's investors?
- LatamList's investors include Allianz X, Brick Mortar Ventures, Tether, Magma Partners, MGV Capital, Rapid Scale, Invexor Venture Partners.