Trademark and/or Copyright Infringement Policy

GoDaddy - TRADEMARK/COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT

Last Revised: 5/28/2026

Respecting Intellectual Property

GoDaddy.com, LLC ("GoDaddy") respects intellectual property rights and provides processes for reporting alleged copyright and trademark infringement, as well as certain domain name disputes. Copyright owners may submit a DMCA takedown notice for material for which they hold a bona fide copyright, and affected users may submit a DMCA counter-notice where applicable. For copyright claims outside the United States, GoDaddy may process complaints under applicable law and GoDaddy policies. Trademark owners may submit trademark infringement claims through GoDaddy’s trademark complaint process.

Domain Name Dispute Claims

If your concern relates to the registration or use of a domain name that you believe violates your trademark rights, you may be able to pursue the matter through the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (“UDRP”) or another applicable domain-name dispute policy. The UDRP and similar policies are separate from GoDaddy’s copyright and trademark complaint processes and may not apply to all domain names or all types of trademark concerns.

Go Daddy Auctions and Premium Domain Name Dispute Claims

To notify GoDaddy that there has been a trademark violation regarding a domain offered for sale on GoDaddy Auctions or as a Premium Domain Name, please follow the specific instructions in (A) below for filing a trademark claim.

If you are responding to a complaint of infringement regarding a domain offered for sale on GoDaddy Auctions or as a Premium Domain Name, follow our Counter Notification Policy in (C) below.

Copyright and Trademark Claims

To notify GoDaddy that there has been a copyright or trademark violation, please follow the specific instructions in (A) for filing a trademark claim, or (B) filing a copyright complaint.

If you are responding to a complaint of infringement, you will need to follow our Counter Notification policy in (C).

A. Trademark Claims

• If you (the "Complaining Party") would like to submit a trademark claim for violation of a mark on which you hold a valid, registered trademark or service mark (registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on the Principal Register or, for foreign marks, registered with the appropriate intellectual property organization of your country; state registrations and registrations on the Supplemental Register are not considered valid for these purposes), GoDaddy requests that the Complaining Party substantiate such claim by either: (i) filling out the form available https://supportcenter.godaddy.com/ipclaims, or (ii) providing the following information via email to trademarkclaims@godaddy.com. The words "Trademark Claim" should appear in the subject line of the email. PLEASE NOTE: Filling out the online form is the quickest way to get your claim addressed.

To be considered effective, a notification of a claimed trademark violation must include the following information: The trademark, service mark, trade dress, name, or other indicia of origin ("mark") that is claimed to be infringed, including registration number.

• The jurisdiction or geographical area to which the mark applies.

• The name, post office address and telephone number of the owner of the mark identified above.

• The goods and/or services covered by or offered under the mark identified above.

• The date of first use of the mark identified above.

• The date of first use in interstate commerce of the mark identified above.