Check fibre and VDSL availability at your address. Type an address or tap the map to see which providers bring fibre to the building, at what speeds, and how far you are from your cabinet.
Copper runs from the exchange to the cabinet, then from the cabinet to you. Distances are straight-line; the real cable route is longer.
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How does the check work?
Fibre coverage comes from ΧΕΜΔ, the Greek state registry where providers declare, building by building, where their network reaches and at what speed. When you search an address, the card shows fibre if a recorded building is within 30 metres of the pin, with the network owner and the speeds each service provider declared.
Speeds are the eight ΧΕΜΔ bands, not exact figures. For copper, the card shows the exchange and the nearest cabinets with their straight-line distance. Cables follow streets and ducts, so the real line is longer.
Cabinets come from ΧΕΜΔ and from the fttx.gr community, which reviews every new entry before it reaches the map. We refresh the ΧΕΜΔ data every month. Before you order, confirm availability with the provider.
Type a street and number in the search or tap the building on the map. The card shows whether the building has fibre, from which providers and in which speed band. If there is no fibre within 30 metres, it tells you how far the nearest fibre building is.
Where does the coverage data come from?
From ΧΕΜΔ, the Greek broadband map and network registry at broadband-assist.gov.gr, where providers declare their networks. We refresh it every month. ΧΕΜΔ does not guarantee every declaration is accurate, so confirm availability with the provider before you order.
How do I find my VDSL cabinet?
The address card shows the nearest cabinets and the area's telephone exchange. Your line runs to the cabinet your provider assigned, which is not always the nearest one. The number on the cabinet door and your line's attenuation help you find it.
What do the speeds on the map mean?
They are the eight ΧΕΜΔ bands, from under 0.2 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s or more, as each provider declares them. They show the top speed offered, not what you will measure on your line.
A cabinet is missing from the map. How do I add it?
Tap Add a cabinet, mark where it is and which provider uses it, and upload a photo if you can. Every entry is reviewed before it appears on the map.