STATUS IS UPWEBSITE READINESS

DNS operator · Snapshot 23 October 2026

Sites on GoDaddy DNS

1,180 measured sites rely on GoDaddy DNS as their dns operator. How common it is by popularity band, how its customers configure related checks, and the continuity steps worth taking.

Sites
1,180

2.9% of all measured sites

Median readiness index
67/100

all sites: 64

Profiles
438

top-50K sites

Share by popularity band

Chrome UX Report bandShare of measured sitesSites
Top 1K<1%1
Top 5K<1%16
Top 10K1.9%49
Top 50K2.8%516
Top 100K3.2%169
Top 500K3.7%197
Top 1M4.2%232

Related checks among GoDaddy DNS customers

CheckLaneObservedAll sitesMeasured
Nameservers spread across providersRecover<1%10%1,180
DNSSEC signedHarden2.3%8%1,180
CAA records limit who can issue certificatesHarden13%13%1,180
Reachable over IPv6Enable26%48%1,180
DMARC policy enforces quarantine or rejectHarden36%39%1,180

Continuity steps for GoDaddy DNS customers

  1. Consider a secondary DNS operator. RFC 2182 recommends nameservers on diverse networks so a single failure cannot make the zone unreachable; many operators support zone transfers or multi-provider setups.
  2. Export the zone file after every change and keep it somewhere you can reach without the DNS provider's dashboard.
  3. Know where the registrar's nameserver settings are and who can change them, so delegation can be updated quickly.
  4. If you sign the zone with DNSSEC and add a second operator, plan signing so both serve consistent records.

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