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Mar 31

GoDaddy Q1 2025 Earnings Report

GoDaddy delivered solid top-line growth and profitability in Q1 2025, bolstered by strong cash generation and a new $3B share repurchase authorization.

Key Takeaways

GoDaddy posted $1.19B in revenue and $219.5M in net income for Q1 2025, reflecting robust operating performance. The company completed a significant share buyback program and initiated a new repurchase plan through 2027.

Total revenue grew to $1.19B, with Applications & Commerce revenue up 17% YoY.

Net income reached $219.5M, including a one-time $34.6M income tax benefit.

Free cash flow rose to $411.3M, a 26% increase YoY.

A new $3B share repurchase program was announced after retiring over 25% of shares since 2022.

Total Revenue
$1.19B
Previous year: $1.11B
+7.7%
EPS
$1.51
Previous year: $0.99
+52.5%
Total Bookings
$1.42B
Previous year: $1.31B
+7.9%
ARPU
$225
Previous year: $206
+9.2%
Total Customers
20.48M
Previous year: 21M
-2.4%
Cash and Equivalents
$719M
Previous year: $664M
+8.3%
Free Cash Flow
$411M
Previous year: $327M
+25.6%
Total Assets
$7.84B
Previous year: $7.98B
-1.8%

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Forward Guidance

GoDaddy expects Q2 2025 revenue between $1.195B and $1.215B and reaffirms FY 2025 guidance with continued margin expansion and strong free cash flow.

Positive Outlook

  • Q2 revenue projected to grow 7% YoY at midpoint.
  • A&C revenue expected to grow in the mid-teens.
  • NEBITDA margin expected to remain strong at ~31%.
  • Free cash flow for FY25 expected to exceed $1.5B.
  • Strong capital allocation with ongoing repurchases supports shareholder value.

Challenges Ahead

  • Customer count declined YoY from 20.99M to 20.48M.
  • EPS figure not explicitly adjusted (non-GAAP EPS not disclosed).
  • Core Platform revenue grew only 3.1% YoY, indicating slower momentum.
  • Restructuring and other costs still incurred ($2.1M in Q1).
  • No segmental breakdown for revenue by product lines like domains or hosting.