GoDaddy is an internet services company best known for domain registration, website hosting, and related small-business tools. The organization employs roughly 4,081 people and recorded 169 new hires alongside 198 departures during the most recent reporting period. The figures suggest a relatively stable workforce that supports millions of customers worldwide. Talent is distributed across technical, customer-facing, and corporate functions that enable the company’s broad product portfolio.
Engineering is GoDaddy’s largest function with about 1,417 employees, highlighting the company’s emphasis on product development and platform reliability. Sales and Support follows with 865 team members who handle customer acquisition and service. Marketing and Product contributes 558 employees focused on brand, growth, and roadmap execution, while Business Management (249) and Finance & Administration (236) provide operational oversight. Additional headcount is spread across IT (185), Operations (183), Human Resources (131), Consulting (72), and an "Other" category (185), indicating a diverse mix of specialized roles that keep the business running smoothly.
GoDaddy’s workforce is primarily U.S.-based, with its largest presence in Phoenix, Arizona, where 828 employees are located. Other significant hubs include Seattle, Washington (252), Austin, Texas (168), and Cedar Rapids, Iowa (139). The company also maintains teams in San Francisco; Los Angeles; Bellevue, Washington; San Diego; and Bengaluru, India, each ranging from a few dozen to roughly 150 employees. An additional 339 employees are distributed across various remote or smaller offices, underscoring GoDaddy’s hybrid footprint.