The disclosure page

How we test and get paid

Short version: we compare published, checkable facts, we disclose what we cannot verify, and commissions never reorder a ranking. Long version below.

Speed test, notebook and ferry tickets on a desk
The spreadsheet behind the picks

What we compare. Every Greece plan from the providers we can monetize plus the big names we cannot: prices in USD, the Greek networks each eSIM rides, published fair-use caps, validity windows, and Trustpilot scores with review counts. Every number on the site carries the date we checked it, and stale prices get refreshed monthly.

What we do not claim. As of August 31, 2026 we have not yet run our own speed tests on Greek soil, so we say "traveler reports" where that is the source, and we aggregate them from Reddit threads and review texts rather than inventing a test we did not run. When our own measurements exist, this paragraph changes.

How the money works. Links marked with our partners earn a commission when you buy, through the Travelpayouts network. Commissions differ between providers, which is exactly why the ranking logic is written down: network coverage first, published caps over unpublished ones, price per GB within those constraints. Holafly appears with no link at all because it is not in our program, and it holds the same shelf as everyone else. If a cheaper-for-you option pays us less, the cheaper option stays on top; the cheapest-by-size table on the main page is generated from prices alone.

Who writes this. One researcher, unaffiliated with any operator or eSIM brand. We are not a mobile operator and sell nothing ourselves.

Corrections. Spot a stale price or a wrong network claim? The fastest fix is email: [email protected]. Verified corrections ship in the next update.

Sources & freshness: This page is the standing disclosure for every page on bestesimforgreece.com. Last revised August 31, 2026.