Lots of moving parts here:
-Uniregistry and platform
-About 1 million client domains, and accounts
-350,000 Name Administration portfolio
-Brandsight
-Goodwill & Employees
If the magic number is $150M, I think Godaddy did well, and they will get a good return from these assets in engineering, and new all around clients who purchase a domain from them, and use their services.
I think Berkens at $35M got a better overall exit on 70,000 names, given he had a lot of liquid 2,3,4 L .com’s, and legal names, but he timed it right at the peak of the chip revolution.
It will be really interesting what Godaddy does with the platform given it’s unique low commission self admin structure, and locale. I would think they move their platinum customers onto it, and carry on as it is, but it would be a shame if they took it offline.