Top 10 Web Hosting Greece 🔟

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Nova.gr is the online business and consumer portal of Nova Telecommunications & Media Single Member S.A., one of Greece’s major telecom and media operators. Nova is part of United Group and serves the Greek market with broadband internet, fixed telephony, mobile services, pay TV, corporate connectivity, data center services, cloud infrastructure and managed security solutions. The company’s operating history is connected to the former Forthnet/Nova and Wind Hellas businesses, with the foundation year generally traced to 1995.

For web hosting customers, the most important detail is that Nova is no longer a classic shared hosting, domain registration and business email provider. From February 1, 2024, Web hosting, Business mail and Domain name services stopped being commercially available from Nova. Existing services continued until expiration, while technical support and renewals moved to HyperHosting. This makes Nova a weak fit for users looking for a normal cPanel shared hosting account, domain bundle or low-cost website hosting package.

Nova is much more relevant for business infrastructure. Their current hosting-related portfolio includes Dedicated Hosting, Colocation Hosting, Virtual Data Center, Cloud Servers, Cloud Backup, Cloud DRaaS, Microsoft 365, Managed SOC, Managed Security, SD-WAN, Internet Solutions, MPLS VPN, Leased Lines, Wi-Fi Solutions, cloud telephony and IoT services. This is a telecom-integrated infrastructure offer rather than a retail web hosting catalog.

The Dedicated Hosting service targets businesses that want to avoid buying and maintaining their own hardware. Nova leases and hosts the required infrastructure in Greek data centers. The Colocation Hosting service is suitable for companies that need to place primary, backup or disaster recovery infrastructure inside Nova Data Centers, with high-capacity connectivity, controlled physical access and ISO 27001 information-security alignment.

The Virtual Data Center service provides flexible cloud resources such as vCPU, vRAM and vHDD/SSD, which can be reallocated between virtual machines. Cloud Servers are virtual machines hosted on Nova’s cloud infrastructure in a Greek data center, with backup protection, remote management and business continuity features. Cloud DRaaS is based on Veeam Cloud Connect replication, with failover options and encryption in transit and at rest.

Nova also has a strong connectivity layer. Internet Solutions provides leased internet access with guaranteed symmetrical speeds up to 10Gbps, backup circuits, managed equipment, DDoS protection, SLA-backed availability and 24/7 monitoring. MPLS VPN is designed for closed enterprise networks, with traffic classes, SLA-backed quality and 24/7 circuit supervision. Leased Lines support L2 connectivity in Greece and abroad through Ethernet, SDH, DWDM/Lambda and Dark Fiber options. [visit website nova.gr]

Papaki

Papaki is a Greek domain registrar and hosting provider operated by Enartia Single Member S.A., with headquarters in Heraklion, Crete. The company has been active since 2004 and became one of the most recognized names in the Greek domain and hosting market. In 2009, Papaki became the leading registrar for .GR and .EU domains in Greece, while in 2014 it became the only ICANN-accredited registrar in Greece. Since 2021, Papaki has operated as part of the wider team.blue group through Enartia.

Papaki works especially well for customers who need a complete online presence from one provider. Their services include domain registration, domain transfer, shared web hosting, semi-dedicated hosting, managed WordPress hosting, WooCommerce hosting, reseller hosting, business email, SSL certificates, website builder, SEO / digital marketing tools, and trademark registration support. Their portfolio is focused more on managed hosting, domains, email, SSL, and SMB website solutions than on unmanaged VPS or bare-metal dedicated servers.

The shared hosting range is suitable for personal websites, blogs, small business websites, and growing projects. Plans include NGINX, Apache, ModSecurity, HTTP/2, MariaDB, PHP, Let’s Encrypt SSL, Cloudflare CDN, SSD storage, Plesk, daily backups, and free migration. The entry-level Standard plan is designed for one small website, while Large and Professional add more resources, more storage, and support for multiple or unlimited websites.

Papaki’s Semi Dedicated Hosting is the stronger option for busy websites, online stores, and content portals that need more CPU and RAM without the complexity of managing a VPS. These plans use NVMe storage, include unlimited domains, unmetered traffic, three backups per day, Plesk, SSH access, personal nameservers, WordPress Toolkit, SpamExperts, and developer features such as PHP, MySQL, HTTP/2, Git, NGINX, Node.js, Ruby, Python, Perl, and FastCGI.

For WordPress users, Papaki offers Managed WordPress Hosting with NVMe storage, daily R1Soft backups, free SSL, free migration, DDoS protection, automated updates, SSO, custom caching, and temporary on-demand resource scaling. This is a practical option for bloggers, freelancers, agencies, and business owners who want WordPress performance and maintenance handled without dealing with server administration.

Their WooCommerce Hosting is designed for eCommerce projects using WordPress and WooCommerce. These plans include WordPress and WooCommerce preparation, managed updates, daily backups, free SSL, NVMe storage, and eShop-focused functionality. This is particularly useful for Greek online stores, especially because Papaki also maintains WooCommerce-related plugins and local payment workflow integrations.

Papaki also provides Business Email with webmail, IMAP/POP3/SMTP access, anti-spam protection, aliases, mobile and desktop compatibility, and attachments up to 40MB. Their Website Builder plans target users without design or coding experience and include hosting, email accounts, templates, SSL on higher plans, and a dedicated eShop plan.

The company operates in Greek and English, prices services mainly in EUR, and displays prices without 24% VAT. Overall, Papaki is strongest for Greece-based and Europe-focused customers who want domain management, managed hosting, local support, and a simple control-panel environment from one provider. [visit website papaki.com]

Easy.gr

Easy.gr is a long-running Greek domain, hosting, infrastructure and digital-services provider operated by Europlanet. The company has been active since 1992, giving it one of the older operational profiles in the Greek internet-services market. Its background is especially strong in domain registration: Easy.gr became the first official .GR registrar in Greece in 2004, holds ICANN registrar ID 4037, works with EURid for .EU domains, and also has Nominet accreditation for .UK domains.

The company is not limited to basic web hosting. Its portfolio covers Domains, Shared Hosting, Linux Hosting, Windows Hosting, Managed WordPress Hosting, WooCommerce Hosting, Email Hosting, MS SQL Database Hosting, Semi-Dedicated Hosting, VPS, Dedicated Servers, Colocation, Cloud Hosting, Cloud Space, SSL Certificates, Backups, Anti-Spam, DDoS Protection, Website Monitoring, Sitebuilder, E-Shop Development, Telephony, SMS, and reseller/API services. This makes Easy.gr a practical choice for customers who prefer one Greek provider for domains, hosting, servers, website services and business communication tools.

Shared hosting includes entry-level SSD NVMe plans for small websites, email accounts, Linux or Windows hosting and multiple datacenter choices. Managed hosting is stronger for WordPress and WooCommerce users, adding Let’s Encrypt SSL, Easy Backup, Easy Antispam, VirusDIE, 24/7 monitoring, free transfer and Support Prime. Email hosting uses Plesk and includes POP3/IMAP mailboxes, webmail, forwarding and anti-spam features. MS SQL database hosting is useful for Windows-based applications, business software and database-driven projects that need remote SQL management.

For infrastructure customers, Easy.gr also provides VPS, dedicated servers and colocation. VPS plans include SSD NVMe storage, IPv4/IPv6, root access, Anti-DDoS, free reinstallation/reboot options and Linux or Windows choices depending on configuration. Dedicated servers are available in Greece and several international locations, with unmanaged and managed options, monitoring, reboots, backup/restore functions and optional control panels. Colocation targets customers who want to place their own equipment in Greek datacenter infrastructure with bandwidth, IP addresses and technical support.

The website supports Greek and English, and services are priced in EUR. The English version is usable, although the localization is uneven in some areas, with Greek fragments, older terminology and legacy-style layout elements. The company’s service range is broad and mature, but the presentation feels more traditional than many newer European hosting platforms. [visit website easy.gr]

Friktoria

Friktoria is an independent Greek data center and hosting provider based in Volos. The company was officially founded in 2008 by electronics engineer George Sgouridis, although its technical roots extend back to BBS operations in the late 1980s, fiber-optic infrastructure projects during the 1990s and participation in early Internet network hubs around Volos and Larissa.

A major development came in 2018, when Friktoria designed and constructed its privately owned FRK01VOL Tier-III-design data center in Central Greece. This gives the company direct control over its local infrastructure, network architecture and technical operations. Friktoria also maintains its own IP resources and operates the AS204932 autonomous network.

Friktoria operates as a brand of Monosandalos Group PLC, while the contractual business entity is FRIKTORIA – George Sgouridis Electronics Engineer. The company is registered with the Hellenic Telecommunications and Post Commission under registry number 11-119 and is a RIPE NCC member with its own IPv4 and IPv6 resources.

Its service portfolio is significantly broader than standard shared hosting. Friktoria provides shared web hosting, reseller hosting, KVM VPS, VDS, dedicated servers, colocation, private mail servers, collaboration servers, domain registration, DNS management, SSL certificates, server installation, ongoing administration, backup systems, disaster recovery, private networking, VPN connectivity, BGP services and customized infrastructure. The company also supplies Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and WHMCS integration modules.

Shared hosting is available with either Plesk or ISPConfig. Plesk packages accommodate between one and unlimited websites, while ISPConfig offers lower-cost plans for smaller websites and email requirements. Free Let’s Encrypt certificates, email accounts, databases, migration assistance and traffic under fair-use conditions are included.

The KVM VPS range operates on a high-availability cluster with distributed storage. Entry configurations provide 2 vCPU cores, 2 GB RAM and 25 GB SSD storage, while larger plans reach 8 vCPU cores, 10 GB RAM and 200 GB SSD storage. VPS plans include a 32 Mbps connection with unlimited traffic under the applicable usage conditions.

Customers requiring more consistent processor performance can select VDS plans with dedicated Intel Xeon cores. These systems range from two dedicated cores, 8 GB RAM and 100 GB SSD storage to eight cores, 32 GB RAM and 400 GB SSD storage. Network allocations increase from 50 Mbps to 250 Mbps depending on the package.

Dedicated servers range from economical refurbished systems to rack servers equipped with dual Intel Xeon processors, enterprise SAS drives and data center SSDs. The lower-priced configurations are suitable for less demanding applications, while the larger systems can support virtualization, private clouds, storage platforms and business software. Some entry-level servers use older processors and DDR3 memory, making hardware generation an important consideration when comparing plans.

Colocation is offered in 1U, 5U, quarter-rack, half-rack, full-rack and customized floor-space configurations. The 1U plan includes a Gigabit Ethernet port, one IPv4 address, electrical power and a limited remote-hands allowance. Full racks can receive three-phase electrical service and substantially higher power allocations.

Managed private mail and collaboration servers are another useful part of the portfolio. Mail-server configurations support approximately 50 to 400 mailboxes, while collaboration platforms are designed for around 10 to 100 users. These services are suitable for organizations that want private infrastructure without handling routine system administration internally.

The website is available in English and Greek, and services are priced in euros. Its design is dated and text-heavy, while parts of the English version contain awkward wording and incomplete localization. The technical information, however, is considerably more detailed than on many regional hosting websites. [visit website friktoria.com]

Top.host

Top.Host is a Greece-based hosting provider operated by Enartia Single Member S.A., with its business address in Heraklion, Crete. The company has been active since 2005, originally under the Tophost.gr identity, and later moved to the shorter top.host brand in 2016. Their history also includes earlier hosting acquisitions in Greece and, since 2021, operation under the wider team.blue group. This gives Top.Host a mature local profile, with Greek market experience supported by a larger European hosting organization.

The company serves customers in both Greek and English, which is important for a provider strongly connected with the Greek market but still accessible to international users. Product pricing is shown in EUR, and the service portfolio is broad enough for personal websites, small companies, developers, web agencies, resellers and more demanding hosting projects.

Their hosting range includes Web Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Semi-Dedicated Hosting, VPS Hosting, Dedicated Servers, Domain Registration, Domain Transfers, SSL Certificates, Web Presence Builder, SpamExperts email protection, and free website migration. This is not just a basic shared-hosting brand; Top.Host covers the usual growth path from small websites to reseller accounts, VPS environments and dedicated infrastructure.

Shared hosting is one of their strongest product areas. Plans include SSD storage, unmetered traffic, unlimited email accounts, free Let’s Encrypt SSL, SpeedCache, SpamExperts filtering, WordPress Toolkit, daily remote backups, Plesk management and support for technologies such as PHP, MySQL, Node.js, Python, Ruby/Rails, Perl, Git, HTTP/2 and NGINX. Windows-related hosting support is also present through ASP.NET and MSSQL availability.

Reseller hosting is designed for agencies, designers and smaller hosting resellers that need private nameservers, SSD storage, Plesk, customer account management, backups, white-label usage, email protection and SpeedCache. Semi-dedicated hosting fits customers who need stronger resources than shared hosting but do not want the full responsibility of a VPS or dedicated server. These plans include higher CPU, RAM and I/O allocations, unlimited domains, unmetered traffic, ticket SLA targets and multiple daily backups.

The VPS line is more technical and infrastructure-oriented. It uses KVM/QEMU virtualization, NVMe storage, root access, Linux and Windows Server options, firewall protection, automatic failover and backups/snapshots on the non-Sandbox plans. Customers can choose panels such as DirectAdmin, Plesk or cPanel, while optional managed services are available for setup, migration, security, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Magento, WordPress, WooCommerce and general administration tasks.

Dedicated servers are available for hosting, database, storage, performance-focused and streaming/gaming workloads. The catalog includes AMD and Intel configurations, SSD/SATA/NVMe storage options, 64 GB and 128 GB RAM choices, and Germany as a clearly available server location. These plans are better suited to users with server-management knowledge or businesses willing to purchase management and backup-related assistance separately. [visit website top.host]

ip.gr

IP.GR is a long-standing Greek internet services company, operating under the legal entity IPGLOBAL IKE and based in Thessaloniki. Founded in 2000, it focuses on domain name registration, web hosting and broader IT and e-commerce solutions for Greek and European businesses. Over more than two decades they have evolved into a one-stop shop: domains, shared hosting, semi-dedicated and reseller hosting, email hosting, SSL, e-commerce and advisory services for online presence.

The company positions itself as a local, experienced provider with physical offices in Thessaloniki that customers can visit. They emphasise long experience (over 26 years of activity now), close relationships with clients and tailored advice, not just commodity hosting. Alongside hosting and domains, they also offer consulting, development of web and e-commerce applications, and IT/network studies for businesses that want to modernise their infrastructure and online presence.
On the domain name side, IP.GR covers a very broad portfolio: classic .gr and .ελ extensions, .eu, .com, .net, .org and a long list of modern gTLDs. Domain management is done through their own portal, and every domain comes with a bundle of extras at no additional cost: free hosting, free email, domain parking, DNS control, web and email forwarding, domain redirect, "for sale" page and a starter page. They work directly with the .gr / .ελ / .eu registries and act as a reseller for many other TLDs, so they are not just reselling another retail platform.

For web hosting, IP.GR builds everything around cPanel, CloudLinux and NVMe SSD storage in European data centres. The main ladder of shared hosting is the Standard Line, with plans such as Standard Value, Standard Power and Standard Premium. These use Apache web servers, include a PHP version selector, Sitejet website builder, Installatron auto-installer, unmetered traffic, unmetered disk space (subject to inode policy), free SSL certificates and 24/7 monitoring. Resources like CPU, RAM, I/O and concurrent processes are clearly specified per plan, so customers know what they are buying. Backup is handled through "Standard Backups" (2 daily + 1 weekly), and all plans benefit from automatic setup, no long-term commitments and a money-back guarantee.

Above that sits the Business Line, aimed at busier websites and e-shops. These plans run on LiteSpeed Web Server with NVMe SSDs, improved CPU and RAM allocations, and a "Business Care Pack" that upgrades backups to 7 daily + 4 weekly, adds instant snapshots and selective restore, strengthens email protection and raises support priority. Business hosting is specifically recommended for WordPress + WooCommerce stores: IP.GR suggests starting with a Business Value plan (with a symbolic 1 € one-month trial) and then upgrading or renewing for longer terms once satisfied. LiteSpeed’s LSCache plugin is highlighted for further performance optimisation, especially for WooCommerce.

For projects that have outgrown classic shared hosting but are not yet at VPS level, IP.GR provides the Semi Dedicated Line. These are still cPanel accounts, but with significantly higher, "semi-dedicated" resources per customer. Plans such as SD Basic, SD Value, SD Premium and SD Ultimate build on LiteSpeed and NVMe SSDs, add more CPU cores (up to 4) and RAM (up to 8 GB), and come with the Business-level backup, snapshot and support features. They are clearly aimed at resource-hungry WordPress sites, applications and busy e-shops that need consistent performance under load.

The WordPress hosting section is less a separate product and more a guide on how to map WordPress and WooCommerce sites onto the existing Standard, Business and Semi-Dedicated lines. IP.GR emphasises automation (one-click install, auto backups, auto updates), security (CloudLinux OS, free SSL, antivirus) and performance (SSD/NVMe, LiteSpeed, PHP Selector). They offer to measure the actual resource usage of an existing WordPress site, advise on the right plan based on CloudLinux statistics and back everything with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Beyond web hosting, IP.GR sells Email Hosting as a separate product for those who only need professional email on their own domain. Four plans (Value, Power, Premium and Ultimate Email) cover from 1 mailbox with 2 GB storage up to 30 mailboxes with 30 GB total space. All include unmetered traffic, free SSL, cPanel management, advanced spam and virus protection, Business Backup (7 daily + 4 weekly backups with 1-month retention) and priority support. They specify hourly sending limits per plan and advertise a 99.9% availability guarantee, 24/7 monitoring, instant setup, no commitments and a money-back guarantee.

There is also Reseller hosting, allowing agencies and IT partners to sell hosting to their own clients. These plans use the same technical stack (cPanel hosting on NVMe SSD, CloudLinux, free SSL, Sitejet, Installatron) and are positioned for designers, developers and resellers who want to leverage IP.GR’s infrastructure without building their own. The site also references servers (VPS, Dedicated and Cloud servers) hosted in European data centres, though details and configuration options are less prominent than for shared hosting, and are mostly mentioned as part of the wider service portfolio rather than fully detailed on the main English pages.

Finally, IP.GR wraps this around additional services: SSL certificates, free hosting tied to domains, ID Protect and domain backorder services, e-commerce packages, service transfer tools for moving from other providers, and various consulting and development offerings. The website is fully usable in Greek and English, which is important for their primarily Greek but increasingly international customer base. [visit website ip.gr]

Hostmein

Hostmein is a Greek hosting provider based in Marousi, Athens, with a service range built around Greek cloud hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, domains, SSL certificates, backups, streaming, web development, e-shop development, and managed support. The company has operated since 2011, giving it a long local presence in the Greek hosting market.

The company is particularly suitable for customers who need hosting close to Greece, Greek IP addresses, or infrastructure connected with the Greek internet ecosystem. Their service catalog is not limited to basic shared hosting. It covers Cloud Web Hosting, Cloud Reseller Hosting, Semi Dedicated Hosting, VPS, Cloud Servers, Dedicated Servers in Greece, Dedicated Servers in Germany, Colocation in Greece, GPU Servers, Shoutcast Streaming, Domains, Domain Reseller Accounts, SSL Certificates, Backup Services, Web Design, E-shop Development, and managed IT support contracts.

Their Cloud Web Hosting packages use SSD storage, cPanel, CloudLinux, Softaculous, Bitninja protection, MySQL databases, email accounts, daily CDP backups, and free SSL. This makes the shared hosting range practical for small business websites, WordPress projects, email hosting, and general company presentation sites. Reseller hosting adds private nameservers and multi-domain account management, making it more appropriate for web agencies and freelancers managing multiple customers.

For customers needing more resources, Hostmein offers VPS and managed cloud servers with Linux or Windows options, SSD storage, root access, control-panel choices, and managed administration services. Their dedicated server offer is split between Greece and Germany, with Greek servers targeting customers who specifically need local hosting, local IPs, and lower latency for Greek users, while German servers offer a more cost-focused alternative.

A more advanced part of the portfolio is Colocation in Greece, where customers can place their own equipment in certified Greek facilities with A+B power, IPv4 allocation, uplink capacity, traffic allowance, remote hands, and managed options. Their GPU Servers in Greece are positioned for AI, ML, LLM workloads, rendering, and GPU-heavy applications, which gives the company a more specialized profile than many small shared-hosting providers.

The website is available in English and Greek, although some areas still feel mixed between both languages. The design is functional but somewhat old-style compared with modern hosting brands. It is still usable, but the presentation feels more traditional and technically oriented than polished or mobile-first. [visit website hostmein.gr]

Pointer.gr

Pointer is an established Greek domain registrar and web hosting provider operating since 2002. The company is based in Thessaloniki and operates through TH. PAPAMICHAIL VAINAS – G. PSALTAKIS O.E., with Greek VAT number EL998633174 and GEMI registration number 0435277060000.

More than two decades of activity have resulted in a broad portfolio covering domain registrations and transfers, .gr domain backorders, domain reselling, shared hosting, semi-dedicated hosting, reseller hosting, business email, Cloud VPS, dedicated servers, SSL certificates, website creation, radio streaming, video streaming, website migration, server management, and reseller automation.

The domain division is particularly useful for Greek customers. Pointer is an official registrar for Greek domain names and supports registrations, transfers, WHOIS searches, portfolio pricing, domain reselling, a domain marketplace, and backorder services for expiring .gr names. Resellers can automate registrations, renewals, registrar changes, payments, invoicing, and hosting activation through an API or WHMCS module.

Shared Web Hosting begins with the Basic plan, intended primarily for one static HTML website. It includes 500 MB of NVMe storage, five email accounts, unlimited traffic, a Greek IP address, free Let’s Encrypt SSL, and a choice between cPanel and Plesk. The package does not include a MySQL database, so WordPress, Joomla, and other database-driven applications require at least the Bronze plan.

Bronze and higher plans support dynamic websites, WordPress, Joomla, smaller online stores, MySQL or MariaDB databases, unlimited email accounts, one-click application installation, NVMe storage, free website migration, unlimited traffic, and automated backups. Silver supports up to five websites and is a more practical option for freelancers, small companies, and organizations managing several projects.

Unlimited storage remains governed by acceptable-use conditions. Shared and semi-dedicated accounts cannot be used mainly as file archives, cloud-storage platforms, or installations of applications such as Nextcloud and ownCloud. Resource-intensive applications and unusual server configurations are better suited to a Cloud VPS.

Semi Dedicated Hosting fills the gap between ordinary shared hosting and a virtual server. These managed plans use LiteSpeed and include defined CPU, RAM, NVMe storage, and website limits. They are suitable for e-commerce stores, news portals, busy WordPress installations, and websites that require more resources without the administration responsibilities of a VPS.

Semi Dedicated Gold includes two CPU cores, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe storage, and support for one website. Platinum increases the allocation to four cores, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB storage, and three websites. Diamond provides eight cores and 8 GB RAM, while Emerald reaches ten cores, 10 GB RAM, 120 GB NVMe storage, and ten websites. Daily off-site backups are retained for 14 days.

Reseller Hosting is designed for web designers, agencies, developers, and companies that want to sell hosting under their own identity. Plans include between 40 GB and 130 GB of NVMe storage, 400 GB to 1.6 TB of traffic, and capacity for as many as 60, 90, 120, or 150 separate hosting accounts.

Each account can operate with its own domains, while the reseller can apply a private logo and personalized nameservers. Pointer manages the underlying servers, hardware, security, optimization, and software maintenance, leaving the reseller free to create and sell individual hosting packages.

Annual and two-year reseller subscriptions include migration from another provider. A 20-day reseller trial can also be arranged through the sales department, which is useful for testing performance and management tools before moving a larger customer base.

The Cloud VPS platform uses KVM virtualization, enterprise SSD storage, and Ceph storage with triple replication and self-healing. Resources are delivered through a cloud cluster rather than depending entirely on one conventional VPS node, reducing the effect of an individual hardware failure.

Configurations begin with Iron at one CPU core, 2 GB RAM, and 20 GB SSD storage. Larger plans reach 16 CPU cores, 32 GB RAM, and 360 GB SSD storage. Every package includes unmetered transfer through a 200 Mbps connection, Greek IP addressing, root access on unmanaged installations, and immediate online resource upgrades.

Available Linux distributions include Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and CentOS where still supported. Customers can select cPanel, Plesk, or the free Virtualmin control panel.

Ultimate Management can cover operating-system updates, monitoring, firewall configuration, DNS administration, email services, scheduled tasks, backups, antivirus protection, antispam filtering, and technical intervention. The exact scope and final management cost should be confirmed before ordering because the package comparison and VPS information use slightly different wording regarding whether management is included or optional.

Dedicated Servers provide exclusive physical hardware for demanding websites, large online stores, custom applications, substantial storage requirements, and customers who need greater control over the operating environment. Configurations are prepared according to processor, memory, storage, network capacity, operating system, and management requirements rather than through a large fixed server catalog.

Dedicated server orders include a cPanel Solo license. Ultimate Management is available for customers who prefer Pointer to handle operating-system administration, hosting-panel maintenance, firewall configuration, email services, DNS, backups, monitoring, and related server tasks.

The Business Email platform separates company email from ordinary website hosting. Packages include between 10 GB and 100 GB of storage, 10 to 100 mailboxes, webmail access, forwarding, filters, autoresponders, encrypted connections, and SpamExperts filtering.

Hourly sending limits range from 200 to 1,000 messages, while individual attachments can reach 50 MB. Daily off-site backups are retained for 14 days and can be restored through a dedicated recovery tool.

The Weebly Sitebuilder service provides a visual and responsive website editor for customers who do not want to work with WordPress or HTML. The free package supports a custom domain, five pages, one email account, SSL, and Pointer branding. The Start and Pro packages increase the page and email limits, include a free domain, and remove Pointer branding on the higher package.

The Greek-language interface and local support make the website builder especially accessible to beginners and smaller Greek businesses that prefer not to depend on an English-only platform.

SSL products cover domain validation, organization validation, extended validation, wildcard, and multi-domain certificates. Free Let’s Encrypt certificates are included with hosting packages, while commercial certificates from Sectigo, RapidSSL, GeoTrust, and other certificate authorities are available for companies requiring commercial warranties or specialized validation.

Streaming remains an important part of the catalog. Radio Streaming uses Icecast and Centova Cast, with unlimited traffic, up to 30 GB of AutoDJ storage, audio quality up to 320 Kbps, listener statistics, and packages supporting between 100 and 1,000 simultaneous listeners.

Video Streaming uses Wowza and supports HLS and MPEG-DASH delivery, multiple encoders, real-time statistics, free player installation, and distribution to platforms such as YouTube and Facebook. Packages support between 100 and 1,000 simultaneous viewers.

The company provides complete Greek and English versions, while prices are displayed in euros. The English content is available throughout the main product, ordering, legal, and support areas, although some translations and older technical references would benefit from modernization. [visit website pointer.gr]

HyperHosting

HyperHosting is a Greek hosting provider based in Alimos, Athens, with activity dating back to 2001. The company is connected with Georgios Vardikos / Βαρδικός Ε. Γεώργιος and has a long local-market profile around hosting, domains, servers, cloud infrastructure and datacenter services.

Their product range includes Domains, Shared Web Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Cloud Servers, Dedicated Servers, Colocation, SSL Certificates, SpamExperts, cPanel / WHM licenses, and Web Design / Development. This makes HyperHosting more complete than a basic shared-hosting provider, especially for Greek businesses that need hosting, server infrastructure and technical support from the same local company.

Shared hosting is available in Greece and Europe, with cPanel, free SSL, FTP, MySQL databases, WebMail, file/archive tools, server-side monitoring, exploit and virus checks during uploads, and automatic installers for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and Magento. Higher hosting features include backup restore points, SpamExperts filtering, DDoS protection, SiteBuilder, selectable PHP versions and modules, and support from cPanel-certified technicians.

Reseller hosting is offered as Reseller Virtual Server / RVS, using CloudLinux, cPanel, branded nameservers, managed service, backups included, and packages for 30, 60 or 100 hosted domains. This is suitable for small agencies, developers and local IT providers that want reseller hosting without administering a full dedicated server.

Cloud Servers are one of HyperHosting’s stronger services. Their cloud platform runs in Athens on Xeon Gold CPUs, Enterprise SSD storage, Ceph storage with 3 replicas, private VLAN options, daily backup, hypervisor monitoring and scalable resources. Managed cloud plans can also include CloudLinux, cPanel and Imunify360.

Dedicated servers are available in Greece, Germany, and also under Finland listings. Greek dedicated servers use enterprise Xeon configurations with SSD storage, 1 Gbps ports, remote reboot, traffic statistics and 24x7 support. German dedicated servers include newer Intel Core, AMD Ryzen and Xeon Gold configurations, NVMe storage, unmetered traffic, 1 Gbit/s guaranteed bandwidth, AlmaLinux by default, backup space and optional management.

HyperHosting also offers colocation in Athens for customers who want to host their own hardware. Colocation options include 1U and 4U / midi tower space, /29 IPv4 subnet, 1 Gbps port, 5 TB traffic, included power and optional larger subnets or additional traffic. This gives the company a stronger infrastructure profile than typical low-cost hosting brands.

The website is available in English and Greek, with prices in EUR. The overall design is older, with a narrow legacy layout and some dated presentation elements, but the service structure remains detailed and useful for technical buyers. [visit website hyperhosting.gr]

MyIP.gr

MyIP net-Works is a Greek hosting, server and datacenter-oriented provider operating since 2003. The company is based in Xanthi, Greece, under MyIP net-Works O.E. / MyIP Networks Internet Services G.P., with a technical profile built around web hosting, managed servers, colocation, Greek network connectivity and business-grade infrastructure services.

MyIP is not limited to entry-level shared hosting. Their portfolio includes Domains, cPanel Shared Hosting, Semi Dedicated Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Mail Hosting, Cloud / VPS Servers, Dedicated Servers, Colocation Hosting, Linux Server Management, SSL Certificates, DNS services and custom managed infrastructure. This makes them a stronger fit for Greek businesses, agencies, developers and resellers that want local support, local network performance and direct infrastructure expertise.

Their shared hosting services use cPanel, CloudLinux, SSD/NVMe storage, JetBackup, AutoSSL, Softaculous, multiple PHP versions, SSH, Redis/Memcached, DNS cluster features, anti-malware tools, enterprise anti-spam/antivirus, NodeJS and WordPress acceleration. Business shared hosting and stronger plans include LiteSpeed, LSCache and HTTP/3 support, which is especially useful for WordPress, WooCommerce and CMS-based websites.

The Semi Dedicated Hosting line is positioned between classic shared hosting and VPS hosting. It gives customers higher CPU, RAM, I/O and bandwidth allocations without requiring full server administration. This is a practical option for heavier WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, local business portals and agency-managed projects.

The Reseller Hosting plans are suitable for web agencies and freelancers that want to host client websites under their own brand. They include private nameservers, cPanel-style management, white-label use, scalable storage and bandwidth allocations, and optional LiteSpeed-powered servers.

The Mail Hosting plans are built around larger mailbox storage, unlimited mailboxes, aliases, forwarders, auto-responders, anti-spam, antivirus, anti-spoofing, DDoS protection and compatibility with standard mail clients such as Outlook and Thunderbird.

For infrastructure customers, MyIP offers Cloud / VPS Servers, Dedicated Servers, Colocation and Linux Server Management. Managed servers can include CloudLinux, Imunify360, JetBackup, Zonecloud DNS and control panels such as cPanel, DirectAdmin or Virtualmin. Dedicated servers include Dell and Supermicro configurations, while colocation is available for customer-owned rack equipment in Greek datacenter facilities.

The company is Greek-first in presentation and market focus (no English support). The billing/client area supports several languages and currencies, but the main business identity is clearly local. That is an advantage for Greek customers needing domestic support and low-latency hosting, while international buyers should be comfortable with a provider focused primarily on Greece. [visit website myip.gr]