The final of the "Sing for Greece 2026" show achieved remarkable television ratings, both in general and among key demographics, solidifying its position as the most popular final since the competition began in 2011. The average rating amongst men aged 18-24 soared to 45%, with ERT1 topping all competing channels. The significant viewership was reflected in the numbers, with over 2.6 million viewers watching for at least one minute, a clear testament to the show's widespread appeal.

Attention to the event was particularly notable among younger audiences, as reflected in the ratings where the average viewership share reached 30.5% among the dynamic audience (ages 18-54). Furthermore, the program captivated children and women (ages 18-34), demonstrating its broad appeal across various demographics, with ratings peeking notably at 43% for these groups. Men aged 18-24 particularly displayed intense engagement, as the minute-by-minute share peaked at an impressive 74%, indicating a strong resonance with this target audience.

In addition to high traditional viewership, the online streaming platform ERTFLIX also contributed to the impressive ratings, inviting a discussion about changing patterns in media consumption. With the pioneering success of this year's final, both traditional and new media formats are signaling a growing moment for national television events, suggesting that future productions might draw lessons from this year's achievement to further improve engagement and viewership.