it.com Domains has partnered with GoDaddy to offer .it.com domains, catering to the growing demand for tech-related web addresses. This collaboration aims to support the global IT community by providing businesses with domain names that highlight their industry focus.
9 Jul 2024 – it.com Domains, a provider of innovative domain names for the technology industry, has announced a new partnership with GoDaddy, a global leader in tools and technology for small businesses. This collaboration will allow GoDaddy’s 20 million global customers to access .it.com domains, catering to the growing demand for tech-related web addresses among startups, developers, and tech companies aiming to establish a strong online presence and signify their involvement in the IT or tech sector.
The IT services market, valued at approximately $1.2 trillion (RM5.58 trillion) in 2024, is projected to grow to $1.81 trillion (RM8.41 trillion) by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.38% from 2024 to 2029. This increasing demand for IT-focused domains is expected to boost the popularity of .it.com domains, which combine the trusted .com brand with the relevant “IT” modifier.
“We are thrilled to partner with GoDaddy, a leading domain registrar with a large customer base,” said Joe Alagna, Chief Strategy Officer at it.com Domains. “This partnership will enable us to cater to the global IT community and provide our innovative .it.com domains to businesses of all sizes worldwide.”
Tess Diaz, Director of Channel at it.com Domains, added, “The tech world, from startups to unicorns, has been clear in seeking domain names that specify their identity. We’re committed to supporting the IT community, and with GoDaddy now offering .it.com domains, we anticipate even stronger growth ahead.”
The .it.com domain names can be integrated with any GoDaddy product, such as email or hosting. Additionally, the agreement with GoDaddy will soon extend to their extensive aftermarket platforms, further enhancing the availability and reach of .it.com domains.
