Domain Registrar Market Shares

[Resonate]

Just been looking at the most up to date market share stats of domain
registrars, I was quite shocked to see how far ahead the domain registrar market leader was ahead of even second position.

As you can see by the chart above godaddy is just exploding & seems like it is not going to stop any time soon.

Looking at the fastest growing domains over this past month they defiantly do hold the upper hand.

Go Daddy Software 22,036,691 22,496,195 459,504
1&1 Internet AG 371,659 587,533 215,874
eNom 8,151,659 8,263,244 111,585
MyDomain, Inc. 399,463 496,527 97,064
Domain Mode, Inc. 62,265 146,029 83,764
Blog.com - Digital Commun 3,298 75,964 72,666
Name.net LLC 288,184 351,739 63,555
Wild West Domains 2,754,117 2,804,384 50,267
Fabulous.com Pty Ltd 1,043,124 1,077,150 34,026
Tucows 6,101,755 6,134,513 32,758

Key: Registrar | Begin Domains | End Domains | Difference/Domain Registrations

[xhan]

but their so expensive! I'm a namecheap fan - I love them!

[rhyswynne]

That'll come in very handy for mybrandnewbrand. Thanks

[Resonate]

That'll come in very handy for mybrandnewbrand. Thanks

No probs, just thought it was an interesting find

[SkinnerW]

I am very surprised 1and1 is so far behind considering they are one of the largest companies and offer probably the cheapest retail prices for domain registrations...

[Resonate]

I am very surprised 1and1 is so far behind considering they are one of the largest companies and offer probably the cheapest retail prices for domain registrations...

I got to say i used 1&1 & they have a great service however there customer service stinks & i think thats whats letting them down.

[FerrariDave]

Yup 1 and 1 customer service seems to be pretty poor. I had a couple of queries when I was going to purchase a service from them a week or so ago. The representative that replied didn't seem to have a clue and wasn't helpful at all. Thankfully I realised this before my purchase

David

[seometer]

No wonder GD is #1. They are the most aggressive in media marketing, trying to reach out to end users. Remember their Super Bowl ads?