This study analyzes the impact of regulatory and other barriers on digital services (DS) exports from Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries at the intraregional level and to third-party markets. Reducing disparities in DS trade regulations among LAC countries could increase intraregional trade in these services by up to 8%. On the other hand, the existence of trade agreements with a services chapter between LAC countries would have allowed for a 44% increase in intraregional trade in digital services. Investments in human capital and connectivity in LAC countries would contribute to the growth of intraregional trade in DS.