Affiliate disclosure
The short version
eSIM Greece Guide is reader-supported. When you buy an eSIM through links on this site, the provider may pay us a commission. This costs you nothing extra - the price is the same whether you use our link or not. The commission is what funds the price verification work behind thecomparison table.
What this means in practice
- Links are marked. Outbound links to providers open in a new tab with
rel="sponsored"where a partnership exists; our redirect route (/go/...) keeps click reporting separated from your browsing. - Commissions do not affect rankings. "Best value" flags are computed from per-GB cost among capped plans; "most data" from data allowance. These are formulas applied identically to every provider, regardless of commercial relationship.
- We do not sell placement. No paid reviews, no sponsored posts, no "premium listing" offer. If a provider offered money for ranking changes, that would be the same as any reader paying us to change the math - we decline both.
- Prices are shown before commissions. The euro amounts in the table are the provider's list prices at our verification date - not marked up, not adjusted for our commission.
Prices
The euro amounts in the comparison table are the provider's list prices at our verification dates — not marked up, because affiliate commissions are paid by the provider out of their margin and never added to your price.
FTC and EU compliance
This disclosure exists to comply with the US FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and EU consumer protection rules on commercial communications, including Greece's distance-marketing requirements. Some links on this site are affiliate links; we receive compensation for purchases made through them.
Questions
Anything unclear about how we operate? Ask via the contact page - we answer publishing-practice questions publicly in our about pagewhen they are useful to everyone.