Milewa vs Jodda: which profit tool to choose for Mercado Livre and Shopee in 2026

Milewa delivers the real profit of each order from Mercado Livre and Shopee for less than Jodda in all plans: R$ 47 up to 300 orders, against R$ 97.90; R$ 97 up to 1,500, against R$ 149.90; and R$ 247 up to 5,000, against R$ 299.90. Besides the number, Milewa has a copiloto that tells you the next decision and how much it's worth in reais, measures the result afterward, and can be tested for 14 days without a card. It serves those starting and those already exceeding R$ 100,000 per month.

Prices were checked on public pages on September 30, 2026.

#What is Jodda?

Jodda.ia is a profit per order platform for marketplace sellers, integrating with Mercado Livre, Shopee, and other channels, with pricing by order range. In other words, it's in the same category as Milewa, and you can compare plan by plan.

In Milewa, the margin of each order is the sale minus return, commission, shipping, ADS, tax, cost of goods sold, and packaging. The commission comes from the actual revenue of Mercado Livre, not an average table, and the shipping of orders with multiple items is split among them. It's the calculation I detail in the article about how much is left from a R$ 100 sale.

#How much does each cost at the same order limit?

In each plan, Milewa costs less, and the difference is greater precisely where most sellers are: up to 1,500 orders per month. The Scale covers from 1,501 to 5,000 orders for the same price, R$ 247, with ten accounts. And Milewa's order limit is smooth: if you exceed the plan in a Black Friday month, synchronization continues and no order is left out.

In practice. A seller with two Mercado Livre accounts and one Shopee account, totaling 1,200 orders per month, pays R$ 97 at Milewa, with all three accounts in the same plan. At Jodda, the 1,500 order range costs R$ 149.90. In one year, the difference is R$ 634.80. In Milewa's annual plan, which costs R$ 970 per year, it exceeds R$ 800.

#What does Milewa do beyond the profit dashboard?

The clearest difference is what happens after you see the number. Milewa has a copilot that looks at margins, listings, and stock and delivers one decision at a time, already classified: scale, correct, pause, or liquidate, with the estimated impact in reais. The numbers come from the calculation engine, not the language model, so the copilot doesn't invent margins.

Each decision can become a task. Milewa records how sales and margin were before the change and measures afterward, so you know if the price adjustment or ADS pause worked. It's the complete cycle: see, act, and check.

Other features included at the same price:

• ADS with the right account: ACOS, TACOS, ROAS, break-even ACOS, and minimum ROAS per SKU, on Mercado Ads and Shopee Ads. The reason to look at TACOS is in this article.
• Promotion automation by margin (Pro and Scale): the listing enters the campaign with the highest discount that still respects the margin you set and exits automatically when the margin no longer holds or stock runs out.
• Optimal price by elasticity, calculated from the sales history of each listing.
• Financial health with DRE, fixed expenses, and net profit for the period.
• Weighted average cost that preserves the cost of old orders. Without this, the margin seems ten points better than it is.
• Mercado Livre reputation, with how many clean sales are needed to return to green.
• Suppliers with AI (Pro and Scale): you upload the catalog in PDF, and Milewa extracts products and compares prices among suppliers.

#Can Milewa handle large operations?

Yes, and without charging like a large operation. Those earning over R$ 100,000 per month usually have multiple accounts, more than one CNPJ, and a team adjusting prices and listings. Milewa was built for this:

• Scale for R$ 247: up to 5,000 orders, 10 Mercado Livre and Shopee accounts, and 15 users.
• Multiple CNPJs in the same dashboard, each with its own tax regime and rate, which can still change by store. The correct tax is applied to each order, and this matters more as the store grows.
• Team with permission: each person sees only the pages and stores you allow, with two-step login and change history.
• Enterprise for those exceeding 5,000 orders: dedicated onboarding, agreed SLA, and more accounts and users.

For an operation of R$ 300,000 per month with 3,000 orders in four accounts, Milewa costs R$ 247 with the copiloto, promotion automation, and the entire team included.

#For whom is Milewa the best choice?

• For those selling on Mercado Livre and Shopee, where most Brazilian sellers are.
• For those who want, besides the number, to know what to do with it and measure if the decision worked.
• For those starting and wanting to enter for R$ 47, and for those already exceeding R$ 100,000 per month and wanting multiple accounts, CNPJs, and users without paying triple.
• For those who prefer to test with their own store before paying.

The test solves more than any table. Connect the store to Milewa, see the orders from the last month with the open margin, and compare with what you have today. Before that, you can check a product in the profit calculator, without registration.

#How to migrate from Jodda to Milewa?

There's no data migration to do. Milewa connects to Mercado Livre and Shopee through each marketplace's official login and pulls the order history on its own. What you bring is the product cost: you can import the spreadsheet from any ERP, and Milewa uses AI to recognize the columns. The first margin number appears in a few minutes.

If you want to see other market options side by side, I've compiled everything in the list of best profit tools for Mercado Livre and Shopee.