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TrustScore 4 out of 5

3.8

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Less known company for me, but what to say here... All works on level, what others big names can follow. Live chat, phone support, everybody speak english...email communication on top level. Im new cu... See more

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

I've tried few shared hosting packages. Only the proffesional shared hosting package are really fast. The cheaper packages have speed differencies. The first year the price is very competitive but whe... See more

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

The latest update took everything user-friendly about Papaki and ruined it. It is blatantly obvious they didn't consult a UI/UX designer for the new interface—it’s clunky, confusing, and looks like... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

They offer a wide variety of services but they are specializing in Greek domains and they are mainly addressing the Greek market. Everything is easy to find in their website. Services run smoothly, no... See more

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Papaki is the No.1 Domain Name Registrar in Greece and provides reliable solutions for Web Hosting, Managed WordPress Hosting and WooCommerce Hosting for eShops.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

17-year client with 200 domains ignored for weeks: Deteriorating support and uncompetitive pricing

I have been a customer with Papaki since 2009 and currently manage a portfolio of 200 active domains on their platform. Over the past few years, there has been a steady increase in renewal fees alongside a severe decline in customer support quality.

On July 20th, I submitted a support ticket to request a commercial pricing review for my 200 domains, as competitor rates in Greece are now significantly lower. After waiting 17 calendar days without a single reply or acknowledgment, I posted a follow-up on August 6th. More than 24 hours later, there is still total radio silence.

Leaving a 17-year client with a 200-domain portfolio ignored for nearly three weeks speaks volumes about Papaki’s current operational standards and customer retention priorities. The higher pricing they charge is no longer backed by premium service or basic responsiveness.

They also redesigned the "Client Area" recently but made it more difficult to use. The old design was more modern, intuitive, and easier to use.

If you are a business or portfolio owner seeking competitive bulk pricing and reliable customer service, I recommend looking elsewhere. I am now actively transferring my entire 200-domain portfolio to alternative registrars. Papaki was reliable and price-competitive in the past, but since "Team Blue" took over, sadly, it's become an overpriced and unreliable partner.

August 7, 2026
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

"Customer service is dreadful

"Customer service is dreadful; they keep you waiting for hours on the phone, and the ticket system doesn't work either. This never used to be the case, and it's very disappointing, especially as we've been with them for more than five years now. I'm afraid it's time to move on. Even the online chat doesn't work; they just redirect you to the ticket system. Very disappointing."

July 31, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Doesn't renew domain for a month

Doesn't renew domain for a month. Updated credit card twice. No response to my ticket. Chat window closes when I am #1 in queue. Website needs incognito window to login. What else do you want me to say?

July 1, 2026
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Terrible new UI and non-existent customer service

The latest update took everything user-friendly about Papaki and ruined it. It is blatantly obvious they didn't consult a UI/UX designer for the new interface—it’s clunky, confusing, and looks like it was designed solely by backend coders.

On top of the terrible design update, you can't even get help when you need it. I sat on live chat for over an hour with absolutely no reply. I’m currently looking into moving all my domains and hosting away from them. Proceed with caution.

May 25, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Critical Downtime and Extremely Poor Escalation Handling

We have been customers of Papaki for a long time, but unfortunately our recent experience caused serious disruption to our business and was handled very poorly.

For around one week, our production platform was experiencing continuous 500 and 502 server errors. During this time:

- users could not log in properly,
- lead forms and business operations were disrupted,
- paid advertising campaigns continued running while conversions were lost,
- and our team spent countless hours trying to investigate the issue.

From the beginning, support repeatedly insisted that the issue was related only to our application setup (WPML, redirects, caching etc.) and not to the hosting environment.

However, after exhausting almost every possible troubleshooting scenario together with our developer, we specifically asked Papaki to re-check the PHP memory limit configuration because we remembered that approximately 9 months earlier we had already requested a permanent increase for the exact same plugin (WPML) and similar instability issues.

At that time, the memory limit had been increased for our environment. What was never communicated to us, however, was that this increase was apparently temporary and would later be reverted without any notification.

After we insisted on testing this again, Papaki increased the memory limit back to 768MB.

Immediately after this change:

- the platform became stable again,
- the login issues disappeared,
- repeated tests worked normally,
- and the 500/502 errors stopped.

This happened instantly after the memory adjustment.

Despite this, support still avoided clearly acknowledging the role that the reverted memory configuration played in the outage and continued trying to attribute the issue mainly to the application itself.

What we found most frustrating was:

- the lack of transparency,
- the fact that such an important configuration change was reverted without notification,
- the amount of time lost investigating an issue that ultimately stopped as soon as the memory limit was restored,
- and the overall handling of a very serious production incident affecting a real business.

To be clear: WPML is a very widely used multilingual WordPress plugin and its higher memory requirements are publicly documented everywhere online. We were not dealing with some unknown or rare technical situation.

While the platform is currently stable after the changes were applied again, the financial and operational impact caused during that period was significant and could have been avoided much earlier.

I sincerely hope Papaki improves both its technical escalation process and its communication with business customers in the future.

April 27, 2026
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Old papaki was better

I've been client about 13 years ago. When company sold prices goes very high. Now except gr domains other services are expensive than others.

February 12, 2026
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