Affiliates Brazil 2027

Afiliados Brasil 2027 is the largest affiliate marketing event in Latin America, held at the Centro de Convenções Frei Caneca in São Paulo from 19 to 21 May 2027. Running since 2013, it is also the biggest Portuguese-language affiliate event anywhere, and functions as the annual meeting point for Brazil's performance marketing industry.

The event is organised by the Afiliados Brasil team, with commercial contacts João Barcellos and Flávia de Oliveira. The same group publishes Afiliados Magazine, the only specialist affiliate marketing magazine in Portuguese, in print since 2013, and runs the Afiliados Brasil awards.

Afiliados Brasil is built for anyone earning from performance marketing in the Brazilian market. The event is relevant for:

- Affiliates at any level, from beginners looking for a first offer to established operators refining traffic and conversion strategy. - Media buyers and traffic managers running paid campaigns on Meta, TikTok, Kwai and native networks who want platform-specific tactics that work in Brazil. - Digital entrepreneurs and infoproduct creators selling through Brazilian checkout platforms and looking for affiliates to promote them. - Advertisers and brands wanting to launch or scale an affiliate programme with access to Brazilian traffic. - Influencers and content creators looking to monetise audiences through affiliate offers rather than sponsorship alone. - Networks, tools and payment companies selling into the affiliate market who need a concentrated audience of active operators. What to Check Before Registering for Afiliados Brasil 2027

Tickets are sold in lots, with prices rising as each lot sells out. Two tiers exist.

The format is a conference and expo across three days, with the talks track and exhibition floor running in parallel. Content covers the working end of affiliate marketing: paid traffic, conversion, e-commerce, offer selection, tracking and the platform changes that reshape campaigns each year.

Last edition's numbers give a sense of scale. Over 1,000 square metres of exhibition space, 60+ speakers, 50+ supporting companies and exhibitors, attendees from more than 10 countries, 50+ suppliers and a production team of over 300 people.

Ticket holders also get unlimited access to the members' area, which carries session recordings from every past edition. For anyone who cannot travel, that archive is a large part of what the ticket buys.

Brazil is one of the fastest-moving affiliate markets in the world, driven by a large mobile-first audience, a domestic infoproduct industry with its own platforms, and the recent regulation of fixed-odds betting. Most of that activity happens in Portuguese and inside Brazilian networks, so it stays largely invisible at English-language events.

Afiliados Brasil is where that market talks to itself. The sponsor list makes the point: Taboola, MGID, Meta, TikTok, Kwai and Active View on the traffic side, sitting alongside Perfect Pay, Monetizze, Vega Checkout, Monster Gateway and Átomo Pay from the domestic payments and checkout ecosystem, plus brokers including Polarium, Avalon and Shiver.

Ticket prices are the other point of difference. At R$398 for a full three-day VIP pass, it is a fraction of what comparable affiliate events charge elsewhere, which keeps the floor accessible to working affiliates rather than only corporate teams.

The exhibition floor is organised around the full affiliate stack rather than one vertical. Tracking and attribution tools like Utmify, Trackup and Offer18 sit near payment processors and gateways, ad networks, hosting providers, and affiliate networks including iHub, Super Afiliados, Maisfy and Action Pay.

That mix reflects how Brazilian affiliates actually operate, running paid traffic through Meta, TikTok and native networks into checkout flows built on domestic platforms. Having the traffic sources, the tracking layer and the payment rails represented in the same hall means an operator can debug a whole funnel in one afternoon.

The speaker roster leans practitioner rather than corporate, with names including Vitor Chioqueti, Paulo Ursini, Frank Oliver and Fernando Brasão returning across editions. An awards programme runs alongside the conference, and iGaming events including SiGMA South America exhibit at the show, reflecting how much betting traffic now overlaps with the affiliate audience.