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GRADAX

Software Development & Web Design in Patras

GR

Web design, software development and hosting for Patras ferry, logistics, food, wine and tech businesses, delivered remotely from Bucharest in Greek and English.

Patras, with 174,000 residents, is Greece's third-largest city and the main ferry port for Italy, with the University of Patras and a science park near Rio. Freight, food producers and the annual Carnival bring visitors and buyers who search before they arrive.

What a business in Patras has to get right

Greek businesses report invoices through the myDATA platform, and mandatory B2B e-invoicing is being phased in from 2026. The Hellenic Data Protection Authority supervises GDPR, and NIS2 applies through Law 5160/2024. Sites for visitors from Italy benefit from English and Italian options.

How we work with Patras

GRADAX works from one office in Bucharest and delivers to Patras remotely, in the same time zone as you. Sites can be built in Greek and English, and meetings happen by video. Hosting runs in EU datacentres in Germany and Finland.

What we sell in Patras

Where in the city

Patras

  • Center
  • Ano Poli
  • Psila Alonia
  • Agios Andreas
  • Rio
  • Kastellokampos
  • Glafkos
  • Saravali
  • Port

Questions from Patras

Can you build a Greek-language website for a Patras company?
Yes. Sites are built in Greek and English, with the legal pages Greek law expects.
Where is the website hosted?
In EU datacentres in Germany and Finland, so data stays inside the EU for your GDPR records.
Do you have an office in Patras?
No. GRADAX works from Bucharest and meets Patras clients by video, in the same time zone.
Does myDATA affect my software?
If your systems issue invoices, they must report to the myDATA platform. We review this in an IT audit or integration project.

Not sure how this applies to you?

A senior engineer walks your site, your search presence and the way enquiries reach you, then writes down the three things worth fixing first. You keep the document either way.