The Latvian e-commerce landscape is rapidly evolving, with new platforms gaining prominence in 2026. This list highlights the top 10 marketplaces shaping online shopping in Latvia this year.
Rimi eCommerce captured 32% of Latvia's online retail market in 2026, becoming the most popular grocery and general merchandise platform among Latvian consumers.
AliExpress Latvia accounted for 18% of online sales, with Latvian buyers increasingly favoring international variety and competitive prices in 2026.
Amazon Latvia's market share reached 15%, aided by new local fulfillment centers, making it the top international platform for electronics and fashion.
eBay Latvia maintained a 9% share, driven by its strong presence in collectibles, vintage items, and specialty products in 2026.
Seko.lv secured 7% of the market, growing rapidly as a local Latvian marketplace focusing on apparel, electronics, and home goods.
Marketplace.lv held 5%, offering a wide range of local and international products, with a focus on small businesses and artisans.
Zalando Latvia gained 4% market share, becoming the leading fashion e-commerce platform for Latvian consumers in 2026.
Citrus.lv, the Latvian electronics and appliance giant, captured 3% of the market, expanding its online presence significantly in 2026.
Vinted Latvia accounted for 3%, with a boom in second-hand clothing and accessories among eco-conscious consumers.
Xnet.lv, specializing in tech gadgets and gaming gear, held 2% of the market, showing steady growth in Latvia’s digital retail space.
Latvia's e-commerce marketplace scene in 2026 is characterized by a blend of local platforms and international giants, reflecting diverse consumer preferences. Continued growth and innovation are expected to further shape this vibrant digital retail environment.
A: Rimi eCommerce remains the largest marketplace, holding 32% of the market share, especially strong in groceries and general merchandise.
A: Yes, platforms like AliExpress and Amazon Latvia are highly popular, with increasing market shares driven by competitive prices and product variety.
A: Local marketplaces like Seko.lv and Marketplace.lv are expanding rapidly, focusing on local products, small businesses, and personalized services.