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Spanish E-commerce Trends: Consumer Demographics and Shopping Frequency
The latest research reveals fascinating patterns in Spanish online shopping behavior, with steady adoption rates but changing preferences across different demographics. While more than three-quarters of internet users engage in e-commerce, age and gender continue to shape distinct shopping habits, and an interesting shift towards hybrid shopping experiences is emerging.
This study shows that the number of people shopping online in Spain is staying the same:
- 77% of internet users between the ages of 16 and 74 make purchases online
- people aged 16 to 34 make the most online purchases
- 65% of people who shop online use both online and offline channels
- younger shoppers tend to prefer physical stores
- older shoppers tend to buy a lot more online
The number of online purchases went down, from 3.4 times a month in 2023 to 2.5 times a month in 2024, which is the lowest average number of purchases since 2019.
The most frequent shoppers are people under 44, who do it an average of 3.0 times a month.
Source: Depositphotos
Why Do Spanish Consumers Shop Online? Top Motivations and Trust Factors
Some of the main reasons people shop online haven’t changed:
- convenience (97%)
- wide choice/assortment (94%)
- offers/promos/price (89%)
Trust is also an important aspect for the majority of online shoppers (75%) and is mainly based on previous experience, trust in the website, secure payment methods and trust in the brand.
On the other hand, being able to take the product with you, try before you buy and direct contact with the product are the main advantages of the physical channel compared to online.
