Entri settle antitrust lawsuit — GoDaddy and

Entri sued following GoDaddy prevented the startup from making changes to clients’ DNS records.

Picture of scales and the word "Lawsuit", with "Dismissed" superimposed

Domain registrar GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) and Entri, a firm that helps clients change DNS records, have settled their lawsuit.

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 allowed users to change records on domains at GoDaddy. But GoDaddy eventually cut off Entri, leading to Entri filing a lawsuit.

Nearly a year later, with the case scheduled for trial in April, the parties filed a motion with the court to dismiss the case.

The terms of the settlement were not disclosed, although I assume that Entri will once again offer connections to domains registered at GoDaddy.

An Entri spokesperson declined to comment. I have reached out to GoDaddy to see if it has a comment.

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