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StatisticsCross-border E-commerce·2026-07-10

Top 5 Monthly Active Users of Southeast Asian E-commerce Platforms in Q3 2024

Based on industry estimates, in Q3 2024 Shopee led with approximately 320 million MAUs, followed by Lazada with 180 million, with Tokopedia, Tiki, and Bukalapak ranking third to fifth respectively.

0125250375500ShopeeLazadaTokopedi…TikiBukalapa…Shopee · Monthly Active Users (Million): 320 MillionLazada · Monthly Active Users (Million): 180 MillionTokopedia · Monthly Active Users (Million): 90 MillionTiki · Monthly Active Users (Million): 30 MillionBukalapak · Monthly Active Users (Million): 25 MillionMillion
Source: 行业估算 / Industry Estimates (Analysys Yi Guan, Momentum Works) · 2024

Overview of MAU Rankings of Southeast Asian E-commerce Platforms

Based on industry estimates, the monthly active users (MAU) of major Southeast Asian e-commerce platforms in Q3 2024 are ranked as follows:

  • Shopee: Approximately 320 million, firmly in first place, covering multiple markets including Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
  • Lazada: Approximately 180 million, with presence across six Southeast Asian countries but still trailing Shopee in user scale.
  • Tokopedia: Approximately 90 million, mainly focused on the Indonesian market, a major local player.
  • Tiki: Approximately 30 million, a Vietnamese local platform that has grown rapidly in recent years.
  • Bukalapak: Approximately 25 million, also Indonesia-centric, with a focus on small and medium sellers.
Note: Data are reasonable estimates derived from comprehensive industry analysis reports (e.g., Analysys Yi Guan, Momentum Works). Actual figures may vary due to different statistical methodologies.

Market Trend Analysis

  • Shopee continues to expand its user base through low-price strategies and strong social media marketing, particularly in Indonesia and Thailand.
  • Lazada leverages the Alibaba ecosystem for differentiation in premium markets and cross-border logistics.
  • Local platforms like Tokopedia and Tiki maintain a certain share through localized operations but face competitive pressure from top players.
  • Overall MAU in Southeast Asian e-commerce continues to grow, but the growth rate is slowing, and competition is shifting towards user retention and average order value increase.
Source: 行业估算 / Industry Estimates (Analysys Yi Guan, Momentum Works). Data is compiled from public sources such as UN Comtrade and industry estimates, for research reference only and not investment advice.

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