eCloud Agency

eCloud Agency is a Buenos Aires-based creative and digital product firm that works with startups and established brands across fintech, energy, crypto, and enterprise software. The agency positions itself around three core pillars: branding, UX/UI design, and web and mobile development. They've recently emphasized AI solutions as a strategic focus area.

The agency operates as a B Corp, a certification they highlight as part of their commitment to inclusive and regenerative business practices. This positioning reflects a deliberate choice to work on what they call "tech for good"—visible in their client roster, which includes both large regional players (Edenor, Mercado Libre) and purpose-driven startups.

Services and capabilities

eCloud breaks their offering into four main service areas. Branding covers the full spectrum: brand strategy, architecture, verbal identity, visual identity, brand guidelines, and brand experiences. Digital products include consumer and enterprise software design, user research and testing, CX and UX design, design systems, UI design, motion design, art direction, illustration, animation, and content strategy. Development leans toward modern web and mobile stacks, with stated capabilities in technology consulting, architecture planning, mobile app development, frontend and backend work, emerging tech (AI, AR/VR, Web3), CMS implementation, and e-commerce.

A fourth service tier, Product evolution, handles post-launch optimization: product innovation, continuous integration, analytics, onboarding, A/B testing, quality control, and monitoring. The agency describes its approach as human-centric, design-first, and grounded in user research. They work on both greenfield projects and digital transformation mandates for existing platforms.

Notable work

eCloud's case studies show substantive infrastructure and scale work. Edenor (2025), Argentina's leading electricity provider, commissioned a complete redesign of institutional and investor websites to serve 3.3 million clients. The rebuilt platform handles over 300,000 monthly users with traffic peaks of 5,000 simultaneous visitors. The stack: Next.js, TypeScript, React Query, tRPC, Zod on the frontend; two Drupal 11 instances (institutional and investor portals); GSAP and Framer Motion for animations; Docker and AWS ECS for deployment; Redis for caching. The site integrates real-time data from external services including BYMA and Argentina's National Meteorological Service.

Mercado Libre (2022), Latin America's largest e-commerce platform, engaged eCloud to build a dedicated sustainability site. The work involved designing a design system aligned with Mercado Libre's existing visual identity, implementing analytics and continuous integration, and translating complex sustainability metrics into accessible, visual storytelling.

Selva (2023), a digital agency owned by Aleph Holding, hired eCloud to redesign and build their company website. The project included strategy, visual identity refresh, motion design, and a fully responsive implementation built with Next.js and Strapi CMS.

How they work

eCloud describes a hands-on, collaborative engagement model. They begin projects with a discovery phase using Design Thinking methodology—workshops, user journey mapping, and benchmarking to identify opportunities. The process then moves through design system creation, componentized UI patterns, and development. For ongoing relationships, they emphasize continuous improvement and evolution; the Edenor case notes "long-term alliance" language, suggesting retainer or ongoing engagement structures exist. Pricing and formal engagement terms are not disclosed on their public site.

Team and credentials

No founding date, founder names, or explicit team size are stated in the available material. The agency holds B Corp certification. They work with major brands and regional leaders, suggesting mid-to-large organizational capacity, but no headcount is published. Spanish and English capabilities are implied by their Buenos Aires base and English-language site; no formal language certifications or ISO/SOC compliance badges appear in the source material.

Industries served

eCloud lists ten industry verticals: fintech, crypto and Web3, purpose-driven startups, technology, mobility, B2B and enterprise software, energy, ecommerce and fashiontech, healthtech, and wealthtech. Their published case studies touch energy (Edenor), fintech (Mercado Libre), and technology (Selva), reflecting genuine depth in regulated and data-heavy sectors.