Overview
Greek company data is public but scattered.
The commercial registry sits in one system, tax and social security debtor lists in others, public procurement in a third, and financial statements are filed as documents rather than numbers you can filter. Answering something as simple as "which other companies is this director involved in" means hours of manual searching, because the official registry has no reverse person lookup. BizList consolidates all of it into one searchable layer covering 1.1 million Greek companies, including sole proprietorships that most datasets skip. Each company profile brings together registry records and change history, shareholders and board members, financial statements parsed into comparable metrics, connected companies through shared management or shared address, public debtor lists, politically exposed persons, EU/UN/OFAC sanctions, state aid received and public contracts awarded. Who uses it: accounting and law firms running client due diligence under Greek AML law and the incoming EU regulation, B2B sales teams building prospect lists filtered by activity code, region, revenue and profitability, consultants sizing sectors, and journalists mapping corporate networks. Free tools, no account needed: a Chrome extension that detects Greek tax IDs and registry numbers on any page and shows company name, revenue and profit in place, EU-wide VAT verification through VIES, and open-licensed due diligence templates. For developers: REST API and MCP integration, so AI assistants can query Greek company records directly. Built and run solo, bootstrapped, since 2025.
- Artificial intelligence
- DPA available
Trust
Vendor-provided details with clear sources for buyer review
Compared with
- HubSpot
- Salesforce

