Market Insights
Market concentration edged higher this month as the HHI climbed to 511.8, with GoDaddy alone controlling nearly 18% of the 408 million domains tracked. The group's footprint grew further through its 123-reg.co.uk brand, which posted the market's sharpest individual gain at +87% over 30 days, suggesting a notable portfolio migration or bulk transfer event within the GoDaddy umbrella. On the other side, Namebay shed 39% of its tracked domains, the steepest decline recorded, while overall market growth remained modest at +2.5% month-on-month.
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How it is collected. Market Insights is built entirely from publicly observable data: domains seen across the internet and the DNS servers that answer for them. We attribute each domain to a provider based on the DNS infrastructure serving it, and aggregate those signals into the figures shown here.
Why it can differ from reality. This is an automated estimate, not an official registry. A provider’s real footprint can be higher or lower than shown, especially when it does not use its own DNS servers to host customer domains (for example, when those domains sit on a registrar’s, reseller’s or third-party cloud DNS). Coverage, timing and DNS configuration all affect what we can see.
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