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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by GoDaddy users through our website.
- Hosting (44%)
- Domains (28%)
- E-mail (21%)
- Web Tools (5%)
- Cloud Services (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent GoDaddy outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Sydney
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7 days ago | |
 Sacramento
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Domains | 7 days ago |
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Rock Island
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Hosting | 8 days ago |
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Ashburn
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Hosting | 12 days ago |
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Phoenix
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Domains | 14 days ago |
 Calgary
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Hosting | 19 days ago |
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GoDaddy Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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John Andrews (@johnandrews) reportedGoDaddy again. Software that simply doesn't work, and doesn't self-check nor report on the errors? You're on your own if you trust GoDaddy.
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TimelessTLD (@cryptowonton) reportedAnyone else notice @Godaddy phone support is almost non existent these days? Seems impossible to get a rep on the line.
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Ed Emery (@branddrip) reported@OnurKocayigit Names you think will sell never sell, names you think will never sell end up selling. Bottom line is if the person or company wants the name bad they will buy from almost any lander. But Godaddy is a household name so they do have a huge advantage on those decisions!
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Raj28 (@CricTalk29) reported@anupamrjp I have purchased domain from GoDaddy What’s the issue(
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Nishant Priyadrashi (@npriyadr) reported@GoDaddy @GoDaddyHelp @GoDaddy_India 22 follow-ups. NIXI approval already granted. Yet your team keeps shifting from “server issues” to “KYC mismatch” excuses already cleared by authorities. Now I’m being told no grievance email exists for escalation.
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Alex | Web Perf (@AlexVibeCode) reported@PalSahabTechni1 @GoDaddyHelp @GoDaddy It's infuriating when hosts hold your data hostage for an upsell. GoDaddy purposely limits default backups to 24 hours just to force you into their premium add-ons. Did your site get hit with malware, or was it a bad plugin update that made you need the older backup
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Sheharyar Khan (@iSheharyar) reportedBut every single time I open YouTube, the first ad waiting for me is GoDaddy. The Arabic version. Still. Every day. A system watched me search once in 2024 and has never updated its conclusion. Two years of ignoring them completely and it still thinks I am about to buy a domain.
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Domains_Lady (@domainables) reportedLet's keep urging LLM's to stop sugg'g godaddy + estibot domain appraisals, (28,000% useless for anything but ultrapremium dictionary words) Telling a user to rely on a registrar's auto-appraisal is like asking a car salesman to value yr trade-in: NEVER a neutral or accurate #
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John Andrews (@johnandrews) reported@Yibecoder I don't entirely disagree, but I'll question your determination of "the aftermarket". Aside from eager domain investors, who tolerates all the friction (and risk) of the promoted aftermarket (Afternic, GoDaddy, Atom etc)? Once commercial parking got corrupted, owners were left with NO options for participating in an aftermarket. This is an easy problem to solve but would require cooperation from registrars, who are very unlikely to cooperate.
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Teepee (@teepee987456321) reported@DrewPavlou @possumbrisbane @parscale Why are you posting this on social media - go talk to a solicitor (which you should have done originally) - and he can issue a legal notice to godaddy to suspend the .com.au address immediately pending arbitration (it's literally your legal name .com.au). They will route the dns to a holding page until resolved. The .com is a different story. But at least you can stop someone who is directly impersonating you immediately.
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WP Websites (@WebsitesWp) reported@katerleonid None. *Godaddy-pricy, had market place problems. *Hostinger+cloudflare-wouldnt use, not their niche *Namesilo-had major security incident, noone cared. *namecheap-not cheap, cluttered UI, intrusive upsells *spaceship-cheaper than internetbs, terrible UI
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elena (@elephnaburky) reported@ChrisProd_ @Echotheglitch8 It was for sale by GoDaddy, and if Glitch owned it, it would've stayed GoDaddy. It was transferred to NiceNIC sometime between then and now. Glitch has never used NiceNIC.
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Steve Middleton (@Steve_Fundsure) reported@Itsfoss @GoDaddy still do. Not sure why anyone uses them. - and don’t get me started on the cut down MS365. My clients do though so I have to.
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Alex | Web Perf (@AlexVibeCode) reported@CodeMeACoffee @GoDaddy GoDaddy's 'server issues' excuse is legendary for avoiding actual support work. Their entire model relies on trapping people in those loops until they give up on the refund. Did they trap your hosting infrastructure in this mess too, or just the domain registration?
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John Andrews (@johnandrews) reported"please tell the buyer for me" lol Process fundamentally broken. When I tell a GoDaddy "broker" something, my (repeated) experience is the broker manipulates the buyer, steering towards the broker's preferences. He does NOT maintain transparency, and does NOT appear to assume any fiduciary responsibility for any side but his own.
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Christine Harrington (@savvysaleslady) reported@CryptoBallX @GoDaddy @GoDaddyHelp It’s the DNS records. No idea why it was changed on Sunday. I’ve been on the phone everyday for 2-3 hours trying to resolve the issues. All I hear is “trust me..I’ll fix it.” And it’s never fixed. Podia hosts my website but 10 years ago..I bought the domain name through GoDaddy. Biggest mistake of my life.
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Dattaprasad Ekavade (@datathecodie) reported@ananyashasau @saberi_hamza Godaddy 🤮 Terrible support Rather stick with Hostinger
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*** (@dclandofnerds) reported@tony_sabio Also your site was built by godaddy,… come on dude! If you support small business hire a small business. What ******* amateur hour!
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Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez (@hakemer) reported@rozzabuilds @AeonianDev Never buy at Godaddy unless you like wasting money.
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Balaji Anbazhagan (@Jianxklusive) reported@GoDaddy @GoDaddyHelp The worst domain provider. Purchased domain and can’t even setup a simple email. It’s been months. And your chat support like a bot, saying the same thing. “Within 48 hours it will be resolved” I have no idea how many 48 hours passed by. Annoying!!
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tonynfa (@tony_nfa) reported@hilvara_cw @BitcoinNewsCom You say that but I’m noticing more and more websites that won’t load if your on a VPN Eg @GoDaddy is an example and won’t let me access it with a VPN despite being a customer for multiple years!
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Drizzle (@TinyLaww) reported@GoDaddy “Hi, my domain transfer to Afternic failed and I haven’t received assistance yet. I already contacted support. Please can someone help me check it?”
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Gerber (@TheCGerb) reported@GoDaddy I'm leaning towards suing GoDaddy for all the wasted DAYS of stress, ignorance, carelessness that that team & company have put me through over the years. Your support team is so unknowledgeable, careless, rude, and costed me customers, time, & energy. I strongly despise this company. Every single time I have to deal with your support team it's an absolute nightmare. Same thing every single time. Your team doesn't know their jobs & do know what they're talking about. Not to mention they all speak broken English and will even lie to customers about knowing what they're talking about. I have saved chats for years, along with saved photos. I have receipts of all the ignorance & pure carelessness your support team exemplifies.
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Rayan (@rayansadri) reportedWe tried buying a very expensive domain for a new venture and GoDaddy support says I can’t talk to the right department unless I already have an account lmao like… i’m literally here trying to become a customer every customer support interaction lately just makes AI agents feel more inevitable. Replace them all. truly.
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John Kenn (@Sudoku1016705) reported@TTrimoreau Godaddy is better to buy domain, I never found pricing diff between namecheap and godaddy
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ReneClaytonAI (@reneclayton) reported@Microsoft and @GoDaddy have the worst user migration experience ever. I am just going to use Google Gemini Enterprise. I am at a complete loss with the lack of support #@Microsoft #godaddy
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Arsotechnology (@Arsotech) reported@GoDaddy can you up my network output somehow I am not reaching Hawaii:)
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CapitanoFriktata (@friktata) reportedIf they had their way, content would be 100% them telling you about **** you're already aware exists, most of the time it's **** you've already bought or use. I've gotten frequent GoDaddy commercials for years despite being a customer with them for decades.
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Bodhi- Local SEO (@irentdumpsters) reportedStep one. Buy the domain. Go to GoDaddy right now and search [YourCity]ShowerDoors(.)com. I just checked. BocaRatonShowerDoors(.)com is available. So is MiamiShowerDoors(.)com. So is TampaShowerDoors(.)com. Most of these exact match domains are sitting there for $12. That domain alone will outrank half the glass companies in your city within 6 months because Google still gives weight to exact match domains for local service searches. Every glass company in town is ranking under "JohnsGlassAndMirror(.)com" and you are sitting on the exact phrase people search.
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NotSoSexintheCity (@notsosexintheci) reported@SirPuppetPaul I use GoDaddy! I’ve used ionos (bad,) SiteGround (good,) and another one that I can’t remember for other sites. I like GoDaddy. Their advisor people are really, really helpful.