Top 10 AI Tools Every Marketing Professional in Brazil Should Know in 2025

By Ludo Fourrage

Last Updated: September 5th 2025

Collage of logos: Netcore Cloud, Canva, SurferSEO, HubSpot, Sprinklr, Semrush, Brand24, Grammarly, Optimizely, Favikon over a map of Brazil

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Top AI tools for marketing professionals in Brazil (Netcore, Canva, SurferSEO, HubSpot, Sprinklr, Semrush, Brand24, Grammarly, Optimizely, Favikon) prioritize Portuguese localization and LGPD compliance. PBIA public investment ~BRL 23 billion; 68% use AI daily; Netcore reports +20% conversions, +35% revenue.

AI is now a business imperative for marketing professionals in Brazil: public investment (PBIA's ~BRL 23 billion plan) and active hubs in São Paulo and Rio are driving tools and talent, while LGPD and the pending Bill No.

2,338/2023 mean marketers must pair creativity with compliance - see a clear legal overview at Brazil AI regulation overview (Brazil AI regulation overview - Chambers Artificial Intelligence 2025).

Practical upside is huge - 68% of Brazilian workers use AI daily and expect real value, so personalization, automation and WhatsApp customer flows (local platforms like Milo) can cut costs and lift conversions; read the Read AI Brazil survey (Read AI Brazil survey - 68% of Brazilians use AI every day) for the data.

For marketers ready to turn opportunity into skill, Nucamp's AI Essentials for Work bootcamp teaches hands-on prompts and tool workflows - register at the Nucamp AI Essentials for Work bootcamp registration page (Nucamp AI Essentials for Work bootcamp - registration).

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“People are no longer waiting for AI to prove itself in theory. They're watching to see what company can make it truly valuable. That's the bar, and it's one we're proud to meet.”

Table of Contents

  • Methodology: How we chose these Top 10 AI tools for Brazil
  • Netcore Cloud - AI-driven customer engagement and cross-channel automation
  • Canva - fast AI-assisted design and brand asset management
  • SurferSEO - on-page AI content optimization and SERP-driven writing guidance
  • HubSpot - all-in-one CRM and AI-powered inbound marketing
  • Sprinklr - enterprise social listening, CX and AI-driven insights
  • Semrush - competitive intelligence, SEO and content marketing toolkit
  • Brand24 - real-time media monitoring and reputation management
  • Grammarly - AI writing assistant for polished, localized copy
  • Optimizely - experimentation, A/B testing and personalization
  • Favikon - influencer discovery, rankings and campaign management
  • Conclusion: How to pick and start using AI tools as a marketing professional in Brazil
  • Frequently Asked Questions

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Methodology: How we chose these Top 10 AI tools for Brazil

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Selection focused on practical impact for Brazil: tools were screened for Portuguese-native capabilities and cultural nuance, LGPD-aware data handling, and real-world use cases shown in local case studies and market reports - see the BytePlus overview of AI for marketers in Brazil (BytePlus overview: AI for marketers in Brazil) and the growing Brazilian MarTech ecosystem tracked by Tracxn (Tracxn directory of AI MarketingTech startups in Brazil).

Criteria also weighted localization and cost: translation and localization economics from global comparisons (for real budget tradeoffs) informed shortlist decisions, as detailed in Weglot's international marketing guide (Weglot guide: AI tools for international marketing and localization).

Final picks were validated against adoption signals (local startups and enterprise pilots), integration ease, and pilot-to-scale potential - the goal was tools that can move from a small test to São Paulo-scale campaigns while keeping compliance and cultural fit front and center, not just promising hype.

CriterionWhy it mattered
Localization (Portuguese, regional nuance)Ensures messages resonate with Brazilian audiences
LGPD / Data privacyCompliance reduces legal and reputational risk
Proven local tractionStartups/clients in Brazil indicate market fit
Cost & scalabilityBudget-friendly pilots that scale to enterprise
Use-case fit (chatbots, analytics, content)Matches tools to common Brazilian marketer needs

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Netcore Cloud - AI-driven customer engagement and cross-channel automation

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Netcore Cloud's Co‑Marketer and its new Insights Agent pack practical AI into the everyday toolkit marketers need to run smarter, faster campaigns - especially for teams juggling email, push and WhatsApp flows common in Brazil's digital mix.

Co‑Marketer turns a single natural‑language prompt into channel‑specific copy, templates and predictive segments to boost relevance and automate journeys, while Insights Agent lets non-technical users ask “Why did my Black Friday email underperform?” and get instant, cross‑channel explanations plus optimization suggestions; see the Netcore Co‑Marketer product overview for features and the Netcore Insights Agent announcement for the conversational analytics angle.

Together with Raman's real‑time ML backbone (see the Netcore–OpenText case study on real-time ML), these components shrink analysis time and recommend the best channel, timing and message so teams can move from data to decisions - a concrete payoff illustrated by reported uplifts in conversions and revenue rather than vague promises.

OutcomeReported Improvement
Conversions20% increase
Revenue35% increase
Average Order Value (AOV)14% higher

“Marketers today don't need more dashboards, they need decisions,” said Kalpit Jain, Group CEO, Netcore Cloud.

Canva - fast AI-assisted design and brand asset management

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Canva's Magic Write puts fast, AI-assisted copy directly inside Canva Docs so designers and marketers can move from blank page to publish-ready creative - captions, headlines, product descriptions, briefs and even ~500-word drafts are all possible with a few prompts, and the feature links straight into Canva's design and photo editor for seamless brand asset assembly (see a practical overview of Magic Write's capabilities and shortcuts in the LongShot review: LongShot review: Canva Magic Write capabilities and shortcuts).

Built on OpenAI, Magic Write is useful for brainstorming and rescuing writer's block - generate lists, outlines or continue existing copy - and comes with usage limits (for example, free users get limited lifetime queries while Pro/Teams raise that quota) documented in vendor writeups; a clear explainer is available from ED Technology Specialists: ED Technology Specialists explainer: How Canva's Magic Write works.

For Brazil-specific campaigns, sharpen relevance by adding location and regional cues to prompts (e.g., cidade/estado) as suggested in the Nucamp AI Essentials practical prompt guide so a single Canva Doc can quickly produce localized captions, on‑brand visuals and versioned assets ready for WhatsApp, Instagram and local paid channels.

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SurferSEO - on-page AI content optimization and SERP-driven writing guidance

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SurferSEO is a practical on‑page companion for Brazilian marketers who need SEO that speaks local Portuguese: its docs confirm full support for Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese and explicit location targeting so content guidelines match the Brasil‑specific SERP you're chasing - see SurferSEO language and location support documentation (SurferSEO language and location support documentation).

The platform pairs a data‑driven Content Editor and SERP Analyzer (real‑time keyword and structure guidance) with Surfer AI, which can generate ready‑to‑rank drafts in roughly 20 minutes, letting teams prototype localized long‑form posts or WhatsApp/Instagram captions fast before human editors refine tone and facts (Surfer AI - create ready-to-rank articles).

For Brazil this means you can quickly build Portuguese outlines that reflect local queries, then use the AI Humanizer and manual edits to add cultural nuance and LGPD‑aware vendor checks; note the tradeoffs too - plans and AI credits add up, so match volume to ROI rather than chasing scores alone.

Used strategically, Surfer helps shift time from research to storytelling, making it easier to publish one standout local article instead of ten generic drafts.

PlanApprox. Monthly PriceAI Articles (typical)
Essential$79–$99~5
Scale$175–$219~20

“Whether you can rank on the first page using just Surfer is going to depend on how competitive the phrase you're targeting is. What works best is to publish a piece of content so amazing that it is better than whatever is currently ranking for that phrase. And then also build links to it. That isn't that hard if you have peers and collaborators in that niche. Or a good writer on staff to contribute content on other sites. Or a budget to hire it done.”

HubSpot - all-in-one CRM and AI-powered inbound marketing

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For Brazil's marketing teams juggling WhatsApp flows, regional campaigns and LGPD requirements, HubSpot's Smart CRM and Breeze AI bundle offer a single, AI‑driven foundation to turn scattered customer signals into actionable work: Smart CRM unifies structured and unstructured data, enriches contacts from a 200M+ profile dataset, and secures sensitive fields and audit logs so teams can scale personalization without losing governance - see HubSpot Smart CRM AI-powered CRM overview (HubSpot Smart CRM AI-powered CRM overview).

Across Marketing, Sales and Service the Breeze suite surfaces AI Assistants and Agents that draft localized emails, generate social posts, build landing pages and run chat agents that pull answers from your knowledge base and hand off to humans when needed - a practical one‑platform approach explained in HubSpot Breeze AI tools introduction (HubSpot Breeze AI tools introduction).

Caveats matter: HubSpot's community notes spotty non‑English consistency, so always localize outputs (add cidade/estado to prompts) and validate tone and facts with human review - for prompt tips see Nucamp AI Essentials for Work syllabus - practical prompt tips for marketers (Nucamp AI Essentials for Work syllabus - prompt tips for marketers).

The result: fewer manual tasks, faster campaign production, and a cleaner CRM that helps Brazilian teams move from data to decisions in weeks, not months.

PlanStarts at (per seat)
Free$0/month
Starter$15–$20
Professional$50
Enterprise$75

“Thanks to HubSpot, because we don't have everything dispersed across systems, we're able to give the customer a much better experience.” - Elisabeth Norberg, Revenue Operations Manager

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Sprinklr - enterprise social listening, CX and AI-driven insights

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For Brazilian marketing teams that need to move from reactive posting to proactive brand protection and CX, Sprinklr's enterprise listening stitches together conversations from 30+ social and messaging channels and turns them into real, usable signals - AI-powered theme clustering, anomaly detection and even visual logo recognition make it possible to spot a brewing PR issue or a rising trend in minutes rather than hours, so campaigns and crisis runs can be adjusted before losses compound; explore the full guide on social listening at Sprinklr's blog (Sprinklr guide: What is Social Listening? - 2025) or see product details on Sprinklr Insights (Sprinklr Insights - Social Listening).

Its enterprise-scale accuracy and real-time alerts help teams working across Portuguese, regional dialects and messaging platforms prioritize the conversations that matter, protect reputation, and feed localized insight back into campaigns - imagine a single flagged image or spike that reroutes a paid buy before a full-blown crisis hits, saving both brand trust and ad spend.

“If you make customers unhappy in the physical world, they might each tell six friends, but online, they can each tell thousands or even millions of connections through social media.”

Semrush - competitive intelligence, SEO and content marketing toolkit

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Semrush is the Swiss‑army knife Brazilian marketers need when local nuance and competitive intelligence matter: its Keyword Magic and Topic Research let teams target Portugal or specific Brazilian locations so you can discover low‑competition, high‑intent Portuguese queries and build pillar/cluster plans that match local search behavior, while Position Tracking and Map Rank Tracker monitor rankings by city and even state; explore the practical guidance in the Semrush SEO and Content Marketing guide (Semrush SEO and Content Marketing guide) or start at the Semrush platform overview (Semrush platform overview) to see tool highlights.

Pair those insights with the Content Marketing Toolkit (Topic Research, SEO Writing Assistant, Content Template) and Backlink Audit to turn Brazil‑specific keyword gaps into publishable briefs, social posts and outreach lists - think of finding a topical phrase that's searched by thousands in São Paulo but ignored by rivals, then launching a localized article and GBP entry in days rather than months.

For teams that must balance LGPD risk, local visibility and scale, Semrush helps prioritize the one standout, well‑optimised asset that drives real organic growth instead of dozens of generic drafts.

PlanMonthly Price (typical)
Pro$139.95
Guru$249.95
Business$499.95

Brand24 - real-time media monitoring and reputation management

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Brand24 is a practical choice for Brazilian teams that need real‑time media monitoring and fast reputation management: the platform pulls mentions from social media, news, blogs, videos, forums, podcasts and reviews and layers AI features - AI Brand Assistant, AI Insights, Anomaly Detector and Emotion Analysis - so squads can spot a spike, see the sentiment and take action in minutes.

Use Geolocation and language filters to target cidade/estado conversations or track Portuguese‑language buzz, then route personalized Storm Alerts or Slack notifications to crisis or comms owners; Brand24 also surfaces Reach, Share of Voice and an Influence Score to prioritize the handful of mentions that move perception most.

For marketers balancing LGPD risk and local nuance, the tool's topic analysis, hashtag tracking and exportable reports make it simple to convert listening into campaign pivots, influencer discovery and board‑ready infographics - see the full feature list at Brand24's product page and the quick guide to AI social listening for 2025 for setup tips.

FeatureWhy it matters for Brazil
AI Brand Assistant / AI InsightsFast, contextual recommendations from your monitoring data
Anomaly Detector / Storm AlertsDetect spikes and reroute campaigns before reputation or ad spend is damaged
Emotion & Sentiment AnalysisUnderstand local feelings and emoji cues across Portuguese conversations
Geolocation & Language FiltersFocus on city/state conversations and Portuguese variants for better relevance

“Brand24's new AI features are incredible. I remember spending hours trying to create Insight reports like these. Where now it's literally at your finger tips. Showing insights for the given period, trends, mentions and sentiment.”

Grammarly - AI writing assistant for polished, localized copy

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Grammarly is the practical AI writing partner Brazil's marketing teams need to polish Portuguese copy and keep an unmistakable brand voice across channels: its tone checker analyzes word choice, phrasing, punctuation and even capitalization so emails, landing pages and social posts land as intended, and its Brand Tones and style‑guide features let companies upload rules and set team‑level profiles to keep communications consistent across São Paulo, Rio or remote hubs - see Grammarly's tone checker for details (Grammarly tone checker) and the Brand Tones enterprise feature for team alignment (Grammarly Business - Brand Voice Guidelines).

Since Grammarly “works where you write” (Gmail, Word, Slack, mobile keyboard and 500,000+ sites), it catches risky phrasing early - think dozens of exclamation points that would make a professional email sound too casual - and speeds review cycles so small teams can ship localized campaigns faster without sacrificing clarity, compliance, or brand trust.

“Tone matters when you're communicating for work. You can't quite make the same emotional impact you would in person, so I like using the tone detector to make sure my writing is received well.” - Matt Glaman

Optimizely - experimentation, A/B testing and personalization

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Optimizely is the go-to experimentation platform when Brazilian teams want to convert opinions into evidence-backed wins: A/B testing lets marketers compare two live variants and measure which one moves the needle, turning redesigns or copy changes into data rather than guesswork (see Optimizely's Optimizely A/B testing primer).

For sites with limited traffic - common for many regional campaigns - Optimizely's Optimizely low-traffic test tips are indispensable: prioritize high‑impact changes, target micro‑conversions (clicks, scroll depth, Add to Cart) or test the page directly instead of waiting for order completions, widen targeting to capture more visitors, and consider a lower statistical‑significance threshold when speed matters.

Real examples in the guidance - like testing a modal advertising free shipping - show how a bold change can reach significance faster than tiny tweaks. Run tests long enough to avoid false positives (often 1–2 weeks as a practical minimum), archive learnings, and scale winners across pages; done this way, experimentation becomes a reliable engine for local personalization and CRO rather than a scattershot hope.

“It's about being humble... maybe we don't actually know what's best, let's look at data and use that to help guide us.” - Dan Siroker

Favikon - influencer discovery, rankings and campaign management

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Favikon turns influencer discovery into a data-first workflow for Brazil: its AI-powered search and influencer analytics index more than 10M creators and surface region‑aware rankings so teams can find the right voices for São Paulo, Rio or niche local markets without guessing - see Favikon's Top Brazil Influencers 2025 for live examples like Neymar Jr (329.6M followers) and Anitta (126.3M) to understand scale and reach (Favikon Top Brazil Influencers 2025 - Brazil influencer rankings).

Beyond rankings, Favikon's platform bundles an influencer CRM, outreach tools, campaign publishing and performance tracking plus a free Chrome extension for quick profile checks, making it simple to shortlist creators, run LGPD‑aware outreach, and measure content impact; explore the full influencer database and local filters on Favikon's Brazil overview (Favikon Influencers in Brazil - full database and local filters) to turn listening into measurable campaigns that scale.

RankCreatorFollowersFavikon Score
1Neymar Jr329.6M10,000 pts
2Virginia Fonseca103.4M10,000 pts
3Vinicius Jr.90M10,000 pts
5Anitta126.3M9,830 pts

Conclusion: How to pick and start using AI tools as a marketing professional in Brazil

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Choosing and getting started with AI in Brazil in 2025 means a practical, local-first approach: prioritize tools that natively support Brazilian Portuguese and LGPD-aware data workflows, validate vendor explainability and integration with existing ERPs/CRMs, and run short pilots that measure clear KPIs (CAC, conversion lift, churn) before scaling.

Legal and policy context matters - review the evolving framework and risk-based duties in Brazil's AI playbook at the Chambers AI regulation guide for Brazil 2025 (Chambers AI regulation guide for Brazil 2025) - and aim to integrate AI with legacy systems rather than replace them, a pragmatic move highlighted in TI Inside's piece on procurement and budget planning (TI Inside: AI procurement and budget planning in Brazilian companies).

Start small: run a readiness assessment, choose one high-impact use case (chat flows, content optimization, or listening), require supplier documentation on data provenance and audits, and build human oversight into every workflow; pair that rollout with hands-on upskilling (for example, the Nucamp AI Essentials for Work bootcamp to learn prompts and workflows) so teams can turn compliant pilots into repeatable, revenue-driving programs (Register for the Nucamp AI Essentials for Work bootcamp).

The payoff is concrete: move from “static planning” to near-real-time, governance-backed decisions that protect customers while unlocking measurable growth.

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"Predictability has become the exception, not the rule. AI allows procurement to move from being reactive to taking on a strategic role, anticipating risks and offering more reliable projections for budget cycles," said Coutinho.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which are the Top 10 AI tools every marketing professional in Brazil should know in 2025?

The article's Top 10 tools are: Netcore Cloud (customer engagement & cross‑channel automation), Canva (AI‑assisted design & Magic Write), SurferSEO (on‑page content optimization & Surfer AI), HubSpot (AI‑powered CRM & Breeze AI), Sprinklr (enterprise social listening & CX insights), Semrush (competitive intelligence & SEO), Brand24 (real‑time media monitoring & reputation), Grammarly (AI writing assistant & Brand Tones), Optimizely (experimentation & A/B testing), and Favikon (influencer discovery & campaign management). Each was chosen for practical Brazil‑specific uses such as WhatsApp flows, Portuguese localization, and LGPD‑aware workflows.

How were these tools chosen - what methodology and criteria were used?

Selection emphasized practical impact in Brazil: native Portuguese support and regional nuance, LGPD and data‑privacy awareness, proven local traction (startups and enterprise pilots), integration/ease of scaling with existing ERPs/CRMs, and cost economics for pilot→scale. Vendors were validated against adoption signals, local case studies and market reports. The recommendation also considered Brazil's public AI investment climate (e.g., PBIA ~BRL 23 billion) and evolving regulation (LGPD and related bills).

What measurable outcomes and benefits can marketers expect from these AI tools?

Expected benefits include faster personalization, automation of WhatsApp and cross‑channel journeys, improved content production, and better listening/brand protection. Example reported results: Netcore Cloud clients saw ~20% increase in conversions, ~35% increase in revenue and ~14% higher average order value (AOV). Broader signals include high AI adoption in Brazil (about 68% of workers use AI daily), which supports real ROI when pilots track KPIs like CAC, conversion lift and churn.

How should Brazilian marketing teams get started with AI while staying LGPD‑compliant?

Start small and governance‑first: run a readiness assessment, pick one high‑impact use case (e.g., chat flows, content optimization or listening), require supplier documentation on data provenance and audits, and build human oversight into every workflow. Run short pilots with clear KPIs (CAC, conversions, churn), validate vendor explainability and integration, and scale winners. Monitor Brazil's regulatory changes (LGPD and relevant bills), keep sensitive fields protected and audit logs enabled, and pair rollouts with team upskilling.

What upskilling options are recommended for marketers who want hands‑on AI skills?

The article recommends Nucamp's AI Essentials for Work bootcamp: a 15‑week, hands‑on program (early‑bird cost listed at $3,582) covering AI at Work: Foundations, Writing AI Prompts and Job‑Based Practical AI Skills. The course focuses on prompt engineering, tool workflows and practical, job‑relevant exercises to help teams convert compliant pilots into repeatable, revenue‑driving programs.

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Ludo Fourrage

Founder and CEO

Ludovic (Ludo) Fourrage is an education industry veteran, named in 2017 as a Learning Technology Leader by Training Magazine. Before founding Nucamp, Ludo spent 18 years at Microsoft where he led innovation in the learning space. As the Senior Director of Digital Learning at this same company, Ludo led the development of the first of its kind 'YouTube for the Enterprise'. More recently, he delivered one of the most successful Corporate MOOC programs in partnership with top business schools and consulting organizations, i.e. INSEAD, Wharton, London Business School, and Accenture, to name a few. ​With the belief that the right education for everyone is an achievable goal, Ludo leads the nucamp team in the quest to make quality education accessible