Greece residential proxies

Greek product searches usually start on Skroutz, which began as a price-comparison site in 2005 and is now the country's most-visited marketplace, or on BestPrice, its main comparison rival. Retail chains such as Public and Plaisio run large web shops beside them, and the supermarket chains Sklavenitis and AB Vassilopoulos sell groceries online. Retail storefronts are in Greek, while travel and hotel sites usually add English and other languages. Prices are in EUR and are often shown with a number of interest-free credit card instalments, and IRIS, the instant-payment service run by the interbank operator DIAS, now works at online checkouts alongside cards and cash on delivery.

Car.gr is the main site for used vehicles, while xe.gr and Spitogatos carry property sales and rentals. Food delivery is split between efood, owned by Delivery Hero, and Wolt. Tourism shapes a large part of online pricing: ferry fares on Ferryhopper, Aegean Airlines and Sky Express flights to the islands, and island hotel rates all change through the season. Kathimerini, Proto Thema and in.gr are among the largest ad-funded publishers.

Couriers such as ACS and Geniki Taxydromiki add surcharges for hard-to-reach areas, which include many islands, so checkout totals can differ between Athens and the Aegean. Google is the dominant search engine. Many users still type in Greeklish, Greek written in Latin letters, so keyword lists and ranking checks need both scripts. Personal data falls under the GDPR and Law 4624/2019, which implements it in Greece.

Island travel pricing in Greece is split across many operators. Attica Group runs Blue Star Ferries, Superfast Ferries, Hellenic Seaways and ANEK Lines, Seajets sells high-speed crossings, and Minoan Lines links Piraeus with Heraklion on Crete. Fares to the same island differ by departure port, with Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio all serving the Cyclades, and by vessel type, deck seat or cabin. On land, Hellenic Train runs the Athens to Thessaloniki line, and regional KTEL bus companies sell intercity tickets on their own websites. Comparing a route therefore means checking the operators' sites as well as agencies, and recording port, vessel and class with every fare.