Entri regains DNS update access at GoDaddy under fresh agreement

Settlement resolves antitrust lawsuit and restores Entri’s integration with GoDaddy domains.

Entri and GoDaddy have disclosed a deal to allow people to use Entri to update DNS records for domains registered at GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY). The multi-year agreement resolves a lawsuit between the parties.

Entri acts as a conduit between SaaS firms and domain registrars. If a client needs to update their domain’s DNS records to work with an email provider, site builder, or other SaaS business, they can use a wizard directly on the SaaS firm’s website to make these changes.

For a while, Entri worked with GoDaddy. But the parties had a falling out, and GoDaddy disabled Entri’s ability to make changes to its clients’ domains. Entri sued, citing a loss of business and antitrust claims.

The firms reached a settlement in February and requested that the lawsuit be dismissed.

Today, the firms disclosed their multi-year deal.