GoDaddy is the digital landlord for small businesses, renting them domain names, websites, and online storefronts so they can set up shop on the internet.
Money comes from recurring subscriptions for domains, hosting, and website tools, with a gross margin around 63.8% and net margin near 17.8%, making it a steady, high-margin annuity business.
Its massive domain registry and brand lock-in create switching costs, but cloud giants like Amazon Web Services and Shopify are undercutting hosting and e-commerce, eroding its small-business base.
Hold (sector percentile 58) — value A, growth C-, profitability A, momentum C, revisions C-. Updated daily, sector-relative, identical for every user.
