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CapitalSantiago CurrencyChilean peso (CLP) LanguagesSpanish Explore the panel Get the panel book 392,082 profiled consumers33 profile tables$ Chilean peso GenderFemales 51.1% · 200,354 Age30-49 40.9% · 160,362 Education (highest level completed)Less than secondary / high school 30.7% · 120,369 Occupation / Employment StatusFull-Time Employee 32.9% · 128,995 Marital StatusMarried / Civil Partnership 34.9% · 136,837 Life Stage / GenerationMillennials (born 1981–1996) 34% · 133,308 Ethnicity / Population BackgroundWhite / Mestizo 86% · 337,191 Region DistributionSantiago Metropolitan 44.2% · 173,300 Annual Household Income (gross, CLP)Lower-Middle Household Income · CLP 8,500,000 – CLP 11,999,999 18.1% · 70,967 Annual Personal Income (gross, CLP)Middle Income · CLP 7,000,000 – CLP 9,999,999 19.3% · 75,672 Home Category (living arrangement)Own Primary Residence 43.6% · 170,948 Dwelling TypeDetached House 33.2% · 130,171 Parents of Children (age of youngest child)18+ Years (adult children) 26.4% · 103,510 AutomotiveMass-Market Car Owners 32.7% · 128,211 Who they are Work & money Home & family Where they live What they own & use Audience profiles Download At a glanceChile in 7 numbers 392,082 profiled consumers in ChileGender51.1% Females Age40.9% 30-49 Where they live44.2% Santiago Metropolitan Occupation32.9% Full-Time Employee Personal income19.3% Middle Income · CLP 7,000,000 – CLP 9,999,999 Technology24.4% Android Smartphone Users Who they are Gender, age, marital status, education and life stage.
48.9%191,728 Males51.1%200,354 Females Largest group: Females at 51.1%
5.4%21,172 13-17 24.1%94,492 18-29 40.9%160,362 30-49 19.7%77,240 50-64 9.9%38,816 65+ Largest group: 30-49 at 40.9%
Education (highest level completed) 9 groups Less than secondary / high school30.7%120,369 Secondary / high school graduate19.4%76,064 Post-secondary vocational / technical training11.7%45,874 Some college / university – no degree7.9%30,974 Associate / short-cycle tertiary diploma2.8%10,978 Bachelor's degree15.8%61,949 Master's degree (MA, MSc, MBA, etc.)8.7%34,111 Professional degree (MD, DDS, LLB, JD, etc.)2%7,842 Doctorate (PhD, EdD)1%3,921 Largest group: Less than secondary / high school at 30.7%
Married / Civil Partnership34.9%136,837 Single / Never Married34.7%136,052 Divorced6.8%26,662 Widowed / Separated6.2%24,309 Living with Partner (Cohabiting)17.4%68,222 Largest group: Married / Civil Partnership at 34.9%
Life Stage / Generation 5 groups Millennials (born 1981–1996)34%133,308 Gen Z (born 1997–2012)28.4%111,351 Gen X (born 1965–1980)23.3%91,355 Baby Boomers (born 1946–1964)11.4%44,697 Silent Generation (born before 1946)2.9%11,370 Largest group: Millennials (born 1981–1996) at 34%
Occupation / Employment Status 11 groups Full-Time Employee32.9%128,995 Student13%50,971 Retired11.4%44,697 Self-Employed / Contract / Freelance11.4%44,697 Unemployed8%31,367 Homemaker7.9%30,974 Part-Time Employee6.1%23,917 Occasional or Seasonal Work3.8%14,899 Show all 11 Largest group: Full-Time Employee at 32.9%
Annual Household Income (gross, CLP) 10 groups 8.3%32,543 Very Low Household Income · Below CLP 5,500,000 15.6%61,165 Low Household Income · CLP 5,500,000 – CLP 8,499,999 18.1%70,967 Lower-Middle Household Income · CLP 8,500,000 – CLP 11,999,999 18.1%70,967 Middle Household Income · CLP 12,000,000 – CLP 15,999,999 16.1%63,125 Upper-Middle Household Income · CLP 16,000,000 – CLP 20,999,999 10.3%40,384 Comfortable Household Income · CLP 21,000,000 – CLP 27,999,999 7.7%30,190 Affluent Household Income · CLP 28,000,000 – CLP 38,999,999 3.4%13,331 High Household Income · CLP 39,000,000 – CLP 54,999,999 1.4%5,489 Very High Household Income · CLP 55,000,000 – CLP 89,999,999 1%3,921 Top Household Income Tier · CLP 90,000,000 and above Largest group: Lower-Middle Household Income · CLP 8,500,000 – CLP 11,999,999 at 18.1%
Annual Personal Income (gross, CLP) 10 groups 6.9%27,054 Very Low Income · Below CLP 3,000,000 14.5%56,852 Low Income · CLP 3,000,000 – CLP 4,999,999 18.4%72,143 Lower-Middle Income · CLP 5,000,000 – CLP 6,999,999 19.3%75,672 Middle Income · CLP 7,000,000 – CLP 9,999,999 13.6%53,323 Upper-Middle Income · CLP 10,000,000 – CLP 12,999,999 11.5%45,089 Comfortable Income · CLP 13,000,000 – CLP 16,999,999 8.8%34,503 Affluent Income · CLP 17,000,000 – CLP 23,999,999 4.1%16,075 High Income · CLP 24,000,000 – CLP 33,999,999 1.9%7,450 Very High Income · CLP 34,000,000 – CLP 54,999,999 1%3,921 Top Income Tier · CLP 55,000,000 and above Largest group: Middle Income · CLP 7,000,000 – CLP 9,999,999 at 19.3%
Banking & Financial Services 12 groups Debit Card Users19.1%74,888 Credit Card Holders14%54,891 Online / Mobile Banking Users12.8%50,186 Digital Wallet / Mobile Money Users11.5%45,089 Personal Loan Holders8.3%32,543 Home Loan / Mortgage Holders7.4%29,014 Life Insurance Policy Holders6.6%25,877 Mutual Fund Investors5.1%19,996 Show all 12 Largest group: Debit Card Users at 19.1%
Home Category (living arrangement) 5 groups Own Primary Residence43.6%170,948 Rent Primary Residence20.6%80,769 Live with Family Member(s) in Their Residence27.3%107,038 Live in Student / University Accommodation4.3%16,860 Other Living Arrangement4.2%16,467 Largest group: Own Primary Residence at 43.6%
33.2%130,171 Detached House12.5%49,010 Apartment / Flat – no outside space12.2%47,834 Apartment / Flat – with balcony or garden9.5%37,248 Bungalow / Single-Storey House9.2%36,072 Semi-Detached House8.8%34,503 Terraced / Row House / Townhouse3.6%14,115 Condominium / Serviced Apartment3.6%14,115 Cottage / Farmhouse3.2%12,547 Dormitory / Hostel / Group Quarters2.2%8,626 Mobile Home / Caravan2%7,842 Other Dwelling TypeLargest group: Detached House at 33.2%
Parents of Children (age of youngest child) 5 groups 13.3%52,147 0-2 Years 15.2%59,596 3-6 Years 22.3%87,434 7-12 Years 22.8%89,395 13-17 Years 26.4%103,510 18+ Years (adult children) Largest group: 18+ Years (adult children) at 26.4%
Parenting, Family & Household Roles 12 groups Primary Grocery Shoppers16%62,733 Household Budget Managers14.7%57,636 Household Head / Main Earner13.5%52,931 Dual-Income Households12%47,050 Single Parents8.7%34,111 Multi-Generational Households8.3%32,543 Children's Education Decision Makers7.1%27,838 Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren5.7%22,349 Show all 12 Largest group: Primary Grocery Shoppers at 16%
Household Services & Maintenance 9 groups Household Service Decision Makers18.6%72,927 Residential Cleaning / Domestic Help Users15.5%60,773 Plumbing Service Customers14.7%57,636 Electrical Repair Service Customers11.4%44,697 Home Maintenance & Handyman Service Users11%43,129 Laundry / Dry-Cleaning Service Users8.2%32,151 Pest-Control Service Customers7.5%29,406 Landlords & Property Managers6.6%25,877 Show all 9 Largest group: Household Service Decision Makers at 18.6%
Ethnicity / Population Background 5 groups White / Mestizo86%337,191 Mapuche8%31,367 Immigrant origin (Venezuelan, Peruvian, Colombian, Haitian)3%11,762 Other Indigenous (Aymara, Diaguita, etc.)2%7,842 Other ethnic groups / minorities1%3,921 Largest group: White / Mestizo at 86%
Region Distribution 16 groups Santiago Metropolitan44.2%173,300 Valparaíso9.5%37,248 Biobío8.3%32,543 Maule5.4%21,172 O'Higgins5%19,604 La Araucanía4.7%18,428 Los Lagos4.4%17,252 Coquimbo4.3%16,860 Antofagasta3.5%13,723 Ñuble2.5%9,802 Show all 16 Largest group: Santiago Metropolitan at 44.2%
What they own & use Cars, devices, travel, lifestyle and media.
Automotive 32.7%128,211 Mass-Market Car Owners15%58,812 Car Insurance Policy Holders11.5%45,089 Vehicle Service & Repair Decision Makers8%31,367 Ride-Hailing & Delivery Drivers All 11 groups Technology & Digital Usage 24.4%95,668 Android Smartphone Users10.8%42,345 iOS Smartphone Users9.8%38,424 Online Learning / E-Learning Users9.1%35,679 Generative AI & Chatbot Users All 11 groups Travel 19.8%77,632 Frequent Domestic Travellers (3+ trips a year)12.8%50,186 Family Vacationers12.1%47,442 International Travellers9.1%35,679 Weekend / Short-Break Travellers All 12 groups Lifestyle & Hobbies 11.4%44,697 Gardeners & Home Growers11%43,129 DIY & Home Improvement Enthusiasts10.7%41,953 Nightlife & Socialising Enthusiasts10.4%40,777 Holistic Wellness Enthusiasts (spa retreats, detox, wellbeing) All 12 groups Media & Entertainment 16.8%65,870 OTT / Subscription Video Streaming Subscribers14.1%55,284 Free Ad-Supported Video Platform Viewers11.8%46,266 Music Streaming Users10.6%41,561 Linear / Pay-TV Viewers All 10 groups Tobacco, Nicotine & Alcohol Consumers (adults of legal age) 27%105,862 Non-Tobacco / Nicotine Users20.5%80,377 Adult Tobacco Product Users18.7%73,319 Wine & Spirits Consumers11.5%45,089 Former Tobacco / Nicotine Users All 9 groups Consumer Electronics Ownership & Purchase 17.8%69,791 Consumer Electronics Purchase Decision Makers14.7%57,636 Laptop / Desktop Computer Owners13%50,971 Major Home Appliance Buyers12.1%47,442 Audio / Headphone Device Owners All 10 groups Content Creators & Social Media Influence 23.2%90,963 Casual Social Media Content Posters15.1%59,204 Short-Form Video Creators11.7%45,874 Photo & Visual Content Creators11.4%44,697 Long-Form Video Creators All 10 groups Audience profiles Ready-made audiences for shopping, sport, gaming, beauty, pets, food and health.
Shopping Behaviour & Consumer Preference Sports Interest & Participation Gaming Beauty, Fashion & Personal Care Pet Ownership & Pet Care Food & Beverages (at home) Health, Disability & Healthcare Luxury & Premium Consumer Restaurant & Food Delivery Consumers Shopping Behaviour & Consumer Preference Online Shoppers14.4%56,460 2 Value & Discount Seekers15.4%60,381 1 In-Store Shoppers12.8%50,186 3 Value & Discount Seekers15.4%60,381 Online Shoppers14.4%56,460 In-Store Shoppers12.8%50,186 Fashion & Apparel Shoppers10.8%42,345 Omnichannel Shoppers8.3%32,543 Impulse Buyers6.7%26,269 Home & Furnishing Shoppers6.2%24,309 Brand-Loyal Shoppers6.2%24,309 Social Commerce / Live-Shopping Buyers5.4%21,172 Cross-Border Online Shoppers5.4%21,172 Show all 12 Profile distributions are modelled estimates for planning and feasibility, built from public demographic and market patterns. They are not a count of individual panel members; feasibility for your exact audience is confirmed for each project.
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