Connect GoDaddy

Connect your GoDaddy account to InfraNest so you can manage your domains and DNS records in one place.

Overview

• Manage DNS records for domains registered at GoDaddy.
• Manage Domains — registration, transfers, renewals, nameservers, contacts, transfer locks, WHOIS privacy, and auto-renew.
• GoDaddy tells InfraNest what details each domain ending needs, so forms stay accurate.

Before you start

You'll need a GoDaddy personal access token. See Create a GoDaddy access token for the steps, and for GoDaddy's API access limits, which can affect some features.

Connect GoDaddy

1. Go to Integrations and open GoDaddy.
2. Give the connection an Account label (Optional).
3. Choose which features to use it for: DNS and Domains.
4. Paste your Personal Access Token.
5. Leave Email me when this integration has problems ticked if you'd like email warnings.
6. Select Connect.

NoteOlder connections used a GoDaddy API key and secret instead of a token. GoDaddy stops accepting those at the end of 2026 — if yours still uses one, it keeps working and shows a reminder on its page. Paste a personal access token into the connection to switch over.

What you get once it's connected

• DNS — view and edit records for your GoDaddy domains.
• Domains — register, transfer in, renew, manage nameservers and contacts, lock transfers, and turn WHOIS privacy and auto-renew on or off.

Good to know

• DNS is available for domains registered at GoDaddy.
• There's no certificates feature for GoDaddy, and no DNSSEC through this connection.

Troubleshooting

• "Authentication failed" — make sure you created a Production key (not a test one) and that the key and secret are correct.
• Some features show as temporarily unavailable — GoDaddy limits API access to certain features depending on your account. InfraNest marks them as paused and retries automatically. See Create a GoDaddy API key for details.