Every manufacturing plant on the public record.
Search by product, process or company, and read the source, the date and what was not checked on every record.
- Free to search
- Plants never pay to appear
- Source and date on every record
Testigo holds 1,498,009 manufacturing plants in 9 Latin American countries, each read from the official public registry of its country. Data file generated
Plant search
DENUE · INEGI ·
1,498,009 plants loaded
Example search: wire harness
This is a preview of 3 rows. An account opens the rest.
Create a free account to open every result, contacts, filters, lists and export. It starts with 14 days of Pro, with no card. After that it stays on Free unless you subscribe.
- Every result
- Contacts and addresses
- Every filter
- Lists with notes
- CSV export
Data read from official public registries. Source and edition are on every record.
Built for
For buyers, and for teams that sell to plants. One public record.
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Sourcing and purchasing
“I need plants that make this part in Mexico. Directories only show whoever paid to be listed.”
Search every plant on the official registry by product or process, filter by state and size, and build a shortlist with contacts.
Example507 plants in Mexico are registered under SCIAN 336320, the code that covers wire harnesses. 85 are in Chihuahua. Source: DENUE, edition
2026-05-20 . -
Supplier quality and compliance
“I have one supplier to check, and I need a dated document for the file.”
Read a tax ID against official tax and sanction lists, see the status of an export programme, and save the supplier brief as a PDF.
ExampleSAT's Article 69-B list holds 11,241 legal entities in its edition of
2026-08-31 . Testigo reads 15 official lists in 4 countries. -
Research and site selection
“I need the number of plants by activity and region, with a source I can cite.”
Counts by country, region and activity, each with its registry and edition, and a CSV file for every table.
ExampleDENUE (INEGI), edition
2026-05-20 , lists 656,617 manufacturing establishments in Mexico. Testigo holds 17,163 of them in Nuevo León. -
Selling to plants
“I sell to factories. Which plants in my territory should I call?”
Pick an industry and a segment, several states at once and a size. Save the plants to a list and export it as CSV, with phone and address where the registry publishes them.
ExampleSearch: Machining, Nuevo León and Coahuila, IMMEX only. 948 plants of INEGI's directory in Nuevo León match an IMMEX programme by company name. IMMEX edition
2026-08-31 . -
Buyers inside Latin America
“I buy inside the region, and I want to work in Spanish or Portuguese.”
The whole product reads in Spanish and Portuguese, and the directory uses each country's own activity names.
ExampleThe directory reads in Spanish for seven countries and in Portuguese for Brazil: 580,085 plants there, and 655,218 in Mexico.
Product tour
From a part to a supplier file, in five steps.
Search, a record, a list, compare and the brief. An example built from one recorded search.
Example. Recorded from the live search on
Type a product or a process. The count comes first, then the plants, each with lamps for what its registry holds.
Open a plant. Every line carries its source and edition, checks are dated, and what was not checked is named.
Save plants to a list, add a note and a status to each, and export the list as a CSV file.
Put up to five plants side by side. Rows that differ are marked. There is no winner column.
Print a supplier brief of one or two pages, or save it as a PDF, with a source and a date on every line.
Plans
Search is open. Pro opens the full record.
Without an account
- Search everything
- The count and a short preview
- Which fields each record holds
- The directory pages
Free account
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No card. No time limit.
- Search and counts
- First 10 results of each search
- One list, up to 25 plants
Pro
$34.30$49a month$49
For the first 12 months. Then $49 a month.
Billed each month. Cancel any time.
- Every result, not only the first 10
- Phones, emails and addresses
- Lists with no limit, and CSV export
- Compare, supplier brief, tax ID check
Why Testigo
More checked information than a directory. Each point comes with its proof.
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Coverage from the official registry, not from sign-ups
Plants loaded per country, from the data file.
- Mexico655,218
- Brazil580,085
- Peru75,163
- Argentina74,039
- Colombia70,609
- Chile28,208
- Ecuador11,767
- Paraguay2,270
- Uruguay650
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Every line carries its source and edition date
You can open the registry and compare.
- DENUE · INEGI ·
- CNPJ · Receita Federal ·
- Padrón RUC · SUNAT ·
- Registro Nacional de Sociedades · Ministerio de Justicia ·
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Checks we run ourselves, with dates
- Website responded
- Certificates named on its website
- Email domain accepts mail
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Official programme and sanction lists on the record
- MXDirectorio de programas IMMEX, Directorio de programas PROSEC, RETC: registro de emisiones y transferencia de contaminantes, 2024, and 7 more
- BRCEIS: empresas inidôneas e suspensas, CNEP: empresas punidas, Cadastro de empregadores: trabalho análogo ao de escravo
- ARBase de facturas apócrifas (APOC)
- COProveedores ficticios
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Nobody can pay for position
There is no supplier-paid listing. Results are ordered by how well they match your words.
Plants never pay to appear.
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What is not checked is named on every record
- Certificates
- Capacity
- Quality
- Financial health
- Site visit
Rolling out
Describe the part. Get the plants that fit.
An AI assistant is being built. It is not available yet. It will read a plain-language description of a part or process and return the plants on the record that match, with the reason for each.
Noted. Thank you.
Coverage
Country by country, from the official source.
We load each national registry as its publisher releases it. A country is listed as in progress until its rows are in.
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MexicoLive
655,218
of 656,617 in DENUE
INEGI ·
2026-05-20 -
BrazilLive
580,085
of 580,085 in CNPJ
Receita Federal ·
2026-09-14 -
PeruLive
75,163
of 78,588 in Padrón RUC
SUNAT ·
2026-09-30 -
ArgentinaLive
74,039
of 131,846 in Registro Nacional de Sociedades
Ministerio de Justicia ·
2026-09-18 -
ColombiaLive
70,609
of 202,881 in RUES
Confecámaras ·
2026-10-02 -
ChileLive
28,208
of 76,464 in Nómina SII + RETC
SII · Ministerio del Medio Ambiente ·
2026-01-29 -
EcuadorLive
11,767
of 14,840 in Directorio de compañías
Superintendencia de Compañías ·
2026-10-03 -
ParaguayLive
2,270
of 2,270 in RIEL + maquila
MIC ·
2026-10-03 -
UruguayLive
650
of 885 in Directorio de Empresas Industriales
MIEM ·
2026-07-31
FAQ
Questions buyers ask first.
Is Testigo free?
Search is free and open to anyone, with a preview of 3 results. An account is free too, and starts with 14 days of Pro, with no card. After that it stays on Free, or you subscribe to Pro for $49 a month. Pro opens every result, contacts, lists and export.
Where does the data come from?
Every plant comes from an official public registry, such as the DENUE directory published by INEGI in Mexico. Each record names its source and the edition we read. The coverage page lists every source, with its publisher, its date and the number of rows loaded.
Do plants pay to appear?
No. Plants never pay to appear and cannot pay for position. A plant is in Testigo because an official registry lists it. Results are ordered by how well they match your words, and by nothing else. There is no paid listing, no badge for sale and no sponsored result.
Does a green lamp mean a plant is approved?
No. A lit lamp means the registry holds that item, for example a phone number or coordinates. Testigo does not audit plants. Certificates, capacity, quality, financial health and site visits are not checked, and each record says so. Testigo also runs three checks of its own, each with its date and its limit.
Which countries are covered?
Testigo covers 9 countries in Latin America today: Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Each one comes from its own official registry, read as published. The coverage page shows every source, its edition date and the number of plants loaded. Countries with no usable public source are listed there too, with the reason.
What if a record is wrong?
A record repeats what the registry says on the edition date. If the registry is wrong or out of date, the record will be too. The source and edition are on every record so you can check it. Corrections belong with the publisher of the registry. If the record of your own company is wrong, tell us through the contact form.