This article presents the bibliometric analysis on mobile commerce through the data collected in the database (DB) Scopus, and making use of laws and bibliometric indicators such as the Law of Lotka, impact factor, Price index and the number of citations, allow to evaluate the progress, productivity, collaboration and performance of the research of countries, journals, authors and research institutions about this discipline. For the analysis we used the generalized inverse power model by the least squares method (LSM) of linear regression in the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test (K-S) to assess the fit of the observed and expected data. With n = -2.35, C = 0.66075 and with a level of significance of 0.01, it was found that the critical point was 0.09154 with a maximum deviation of 0.038949; therefore, this study conforms to the Lotka model. The study also allows identifying future lines of research; however, it is proposed to increase studies based on critical success factors (CSFs) for mobile commerce, due to its scarce literature.