GoDaddy GDDY

GoDaddy trades at 2.8x EV/NTM revenue on a $14.99B enterprise value. Revenue grew 6.6% year over year to $1.3B in the quarter ending June 2026, an annual run rate of $5.19B. GoDaddy reports a 63.8% gross margin.

ARR ($M)
4421.4
Net Dollar Retention
--
ARR Growth
5.7%
EV / NTM Revenue
2.8x
Payback Period
EV / Run Rate
2.9x
Price & Key Metrics
Price Performance
Company Details
Share Price: 97.7
Last Filing Date: 2026-06-30
Fiscal Year End: 12-31
Last Filing: Form
Founding Year: 2014
IPO Year: 2015
% of 52 wk High: 66%
Description
GoDaddy Inc. is an Internet domain registrar and web hosting company.
Categories
Internet SMB E-Commerce Solutions B2B SaaS PLG Digital Marketing
Valuation
Market Cap: 12,373.481
Enterprise Value: 14,992.381
EV / Revenue Run Rate: 2.9x
EV / NTM Revenue: 2.8x
EV / 2026 Revenue Estimates: 2.9x
EV / 2027 Revenue Estimates: 2.7x
EV / 2028 Revenue Estimates: 2.6x
Key Business Metrics
Net Dollar Retention: --
Customers: --
ARR: 4,421.4
ARR Growth %: 6%
ARR/Customer ($K): --
ARR/Employee ($K): 801
Revenue
Revenue Run Rate: 5,192
ARR: 4,421.4
2026 Revenue Estimates: 5,244
2027 Revenue Estimates: 5,544
2028 Revenue Estimates: 5,849
LTM Revenue: 5,104
Last Year Run Rate: 4,870
Growth
Revenue Growth: 7%
ARR Growth: 6%
Growth Persistence: 80%
2026 Revenue Growth Estimates: 6%
2027 Revenue Growth Estimates: 6%
2028 Revenue Growth Estimates: 6%
Financials
Quarterly
Calendar Year
Frequently Asked Questions

How fast is GoDaddy growing?

GoDaddy grew revenue 6.6% year over year, reaching $1.3B in the quarter ending June 2026.

What multiple does GoDaddy trade at?

GoDaddy trades at 2.8x EV/NTM revenue and 2.9x EV/run-rate, on an enterprise value of $14.99B.

Is GoDaddy profitable?

For GoDaddy, operating income was $342.5M last quarter and LTM free cash flow margin is 33.8%.

What sector is GoDaddy in?

Public Comps classifies GoDaddy under Internet, SMB, E-Commerce Solutions, B2B SaaS, PLG, and Digital Marketing.

Where does Public Comps get GoDaddy's data?

Figures come from GoDaddy's own SEC filings, normalised into a consistent quarterly format and refreshed after each earnings release.