GoDaddy headquarters has moved again — and most directories have not caught up. The world’s largest domain registrar now lists 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 as its principal executive office, a downtown Tempe tower it moved into after leaving the 2155 E. GoDaddy Way campus that still shows up as its address on many websites. Below you will find the current corporate address, the 24/7 customer support and text numbers published on GoDaddy’s own contact pages, the legal and abuse addresses for formal notices, and the escalation path that works when a Guide cannot fix your problem.
| Headquarters | 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281, United States |
| Corporate office | GoDaddy Inc., 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 — switchboard (480) 505-8800 (not a customer service line) |
| Former headquarters | 2155 E. GoDaddy Way, Tempe, AZ 85284 (building sold to Avnet in 2025); before 2021, 14455 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 |
| Customer service phone number | 1-480-366-3549 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) |
| Text support | 1-480-908-8665 (24/7) |
| Spanish-language support | +1 480 463 8300 (24/7) |

GoDaddy Headquarters Location and Contact Information
GoDaddy Inc. is headquartered at 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281. That is the address on the cover of the company’s annual report filed with the SEC in February 2026 and on every quarterly report since spring 2024, when it replaced 2155 E. GoDaddy Way. The 100 Mill tower sits in downtown Tempe next to Arizona State University, a very different setting from the two-story suburban campus at the ASU Research Park that GoDaddy called home from 2021 to 2024 — and which technology distributor Avnet bought in 2025 to use as its own headquarters. Go back one more step and you reach the Scottsdale office at 14455 N. Hayden Road, GoDaddy’s headquarters through 2020, closed when the company shifted to a hybrid work model.
The corporate office is an executive location, not a support center. There is no walk-in help desk at 100 Mill, and the switchboard number on GoDaddy’s SEC filings, (480) 505-8800, is a corporate line rather than a customer service line. If you need help with a domain, hosting plan, website or invoice, the routes below are the ones the company actually staffs 24 hours a day.
Phone Contacts
GoDaddy publishes its support numbers in the Global Support directory on godaddy.com, which lists a separate line for every country it serves. These are the United States entries, all answered around the clock:
- Customer support and sales (United States): 1-480-366-3549 — 24/7, listed as the primary U.S. number
- Help Center “Call Us” line: 1-480-366-3550 — 24/7, shown on the Help Center contact page
- Text a GoDaddy Guide: 1-480-908-8665 — 24/7
- Atención al cliente (Spanish, U.S.): +1 480 463 8300 — 24/7
- Corporate switchboard: (480) 505-8800 — executive office, not customer service
Support is free of charge; GoDaddy notes only that carrier connection fees may apply if you call from abroad or from a mobile plan. One change worth knowing before you dial: the old four-digit Support PIN is gone. When you call, chat or text, GoDaddy now verifies you by sending a one-time code to the primary mobile number or email address on your account, so make sure that contact information is current in your account settings first.

Customer Service and Support Channels
Phone is only one of the doors. The Chat Now button on GoDaddy’s Help Center contact page connects you to a Guide 24/7 for product, account and billing questions, and the same page carries a QR code for text support at 1-480-908-8665. For do-it-yourself fixes, the GoDaddy Help Center holds step-by-step articles and how-to videos for every product, and the GoDaddy Community forum lets customers compare notes on hosting, WordPress and domain questions. Web professionals who manage several client sites get their own support lane through GoDaddy Pro.
On social media, the company’s official accounts are @GoDaddy on X, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube — fine for a public nudge, but never post a domain name, invoice number or account detail there; a Guide will move you to a private channel anyway. One practical tip: because identity checks now run through your account’s phone or email, keep that device beside you when you contact support, and note the Guide’s name and any case number at the end of the conversation. Both make a second call, and any later escalation, much faster.
Mailing Addresses for Legal, Abuse and Corporate Correspondence
Unlike a bank, GoDaddy has no payment address — renewals and invoices are handled inside your account. The addresses people actually need are the ones for formal notices, disputes and abuse reports, and GoDaddy publishes them in its Universal Terms of Service and on its abuse reporting pages:
| Corporate office | GoDaddy Inc., 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 |
| Legal department | GoDaddy Legal Department, 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 — [email protected] |
| Dispute notices and arbitration demands | GoDaddy.com, LLC c/o Corporation Service Company, 7955 South Priest Drive, Suite 102, Tempe, AZ 85284 |
| Phishing, malware, spam, illegal content | Online forms at legalportal.godaddy.com/abuse |
| Copyright and trademark claims | Intellectual property form at legalportal.godaddy.com/abuse, or [email protected] / [email protected] |
| Domain name disputes (UDRP) | [email protected] |
| Privacy and GDPR requests | [email protected] |
| Media and investor relations | [email protected] / [email protected] |
Which GoDaddy Entity Do You Actually Deal With?
GoDaddy Inc. is the publicly traded parent; the company you contract with as a customer is GoDaddy.com, LLC, and the copyright line on godaddy.com belongs to GoDaddy Operating Company, LLC. All three list the same Tempe address, but a legal notice or small-claims filing should name the LLC on your agreement. Because the operating companies are registered to do business in Arizona, you can confirm their registered agent and status through the state’s corporation records — our Arizona business search guide walks through the lookup.

Company Background
Bob Parsons founded the company in 1997 as Jomax Technologies, a small web-software shop in the Phoenix suburbs, after selling his previous business, Parsons Technology, to Intuit. It took the Go Daddy name soon after, became an ICANN-accredited registrar in 2000, and by 2005 was the largest ICANN-accredited registrar in the world — helped along by a string of Super Bowl commercials that made the name impossible to forget. In 2011 the private equity firms KKR, Silver Lake and Technology Crossover Ventures bought a controlling stake for about $2.25 billion, and the company went public on the New York Stock Exchange on April 1, 2015 under the ticker GDDY.
Today GoDaddy manages approximately 81 million domain names — roughly 21 percent of every domain registered worldwide — for 20.4 million paying customers in more than 200 markets, according to its 2025 annual report. Revenue reached $4.95 billion in 2025, up 8 percent, and the first half of 2026 added another $2.56 billion. The company employed 5,845 people at the end of 2025, split between technology and development, the customer-facing Guides in care and services, and marketing and administration. Its product line has grown well beyond domains into website building, hosting, commerce and payments, and the AI-driven GoDaddy Airo experience for getting a business online.
Leadership
Aman Bhutani has been Chief Executive Officer since September 2019, joining from Expedia, where he served as president of Brand Expedia Group. He is the company’s fourth CEO after founder Bob Parsons, Blake Irving and Scott Wagner. GoDaddy Inc. was incorporated in Delaware on May 28, 2014, ahead of its IPO, so the parent company’s formation records live with the Delaware Division of Corporations — our Delaware business search guide explains how to pull them.
Key Office Locations
Arizona
Tempe is the center of gravity. Beyond the leased headquarters at 100 Mill, GoDaddy owns and operates a data center in Phoenix, kept an office in nearby Gilbert when it consolidated its Valley staff in 2021, and still has thousands of employees and Guides in the Phoenix metro area. The former campus at 2155 E. GoDaddy Way, built for the company in 2014 next to Arizona State University’s Research Park, now belongs to Avnet.
Worldwide
GoDaddy’s annual report describes leased customer care centers and offices across the United States and internationally, with the most significant operations in India, the United Kingdom and Romania. Its cloud platform runs on the Phoenix data center plus co-location facilities concentrated in Virginia, Singapore and France. Nearly half of its customers, and about a third of its revenue, now come from outside the United States.

Dealing with Customer Complaints

Start with the front line: call 1-480-366-3549 or open a chat, explain the problem once, and ask for a case number before you hang up. Most billing and product issues end here. If they do not, put the complaint in writing to the corporate office — GoDaddy Inc., 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 — or, for anything contractual, to the Legal Department at the same address with a copy to [email protected]. Include your customer number, the case number from step one and exactly what you want done.
The regulator depends on the problem. For domain-specific issues — a blocked transfer, a renewal or deletion dispute, WHOIS accuracy — GoDaddy is an ICANN-accredited registrar bound by ICANN’s contracts, and you can file a complaint with ICANN Contractual Compliance, which forwards it to the registrar with a deadline. For billing, auto-renewal or advertising complaints, report to the Federal Trade Commission and to the Arizona Attorney General, since the company is based in Arizona. As a last resort, GoDaddy’s Universal Terms of Service require individual arbitration through the American Arbitration Association for U.S. customers after a written Dispute Notice to the Corporation Service Company address above — but they expressly allow small-claims court for qualifying disputes, with Maricopa County, Arizona as the venue for anything else.
Summary
GoDaddy’s headquarters is at 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281 — not the 2155 E. GoDaddy Way address most directories still list, and not Scottsdale. For actual help, use 1-480-366-3549 or 24/7 chat and text, keep the legal and abuse addresses above for formal notices, and remember that ICANN, the FTC and the Arizona Attorney General are the escalation routes when support stalls. Looking for another company’s corporate contacts? Browse our other headquarters guides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is GoDaddy’s headquarters located?
GoDaddy Inc. is headquartered at 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281, United States, in the 100 Mill office tower in downtown Tempe.
Did GoDaddy move its headquarters?
Yes, twice in recent years. GoDaddy left its longtime Scottsdale headquarters at 14455 N. Hayden Road for 2155 E. GoDaddy Way in Tempe in 2021, then moved to 100 S. Mill Ave in downtown Tempe in 2024. Avnet bought the GoDaddy Way building in 2025.
What is GoDaddy’s 24/7 customer service number?
Call 1-480-366-3549 any time for U.S. sales and support. You can also text a Guide at 1-480-908-8665 or use live chat from the Help Center contact page, both available 24/7.
How do I contact the GoDaddy corporate office?
Write to GoDaddy Inc., 100 S. Mill Ave, Suite 1600, Tempe, AZ 85281, or email the Legal Department at [email protected]. The corporate switchboard is (480) 505-8800, but it is not a customer service line.
Who is the CEO of GoDaddy?
Aman Bhutani is Chief Executive Officer of GoDaddy Inc. He has led the company since September 2019.
Who owns GoDaddy?
GoDaddy is a public company traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker GDDY, so it is owned by its shareholders. Founder Bob Parsons sold a controlling stake to KKR, Silver Lake and TCV in 2011, and the company went public in 2015.
How do I report a phishing site or copyright violation hosted at GoDaddy?
Use the online forms at legalportal.godaddy.com/abuse for phishing, malware and illegal content, or email [email protected] or [email protected] for intellectual property claims.
