GoDaddy Price Targets Slashed to $145 and $130 After SaaS Slump
Over 60% of analysts maintain bullish ratings on GoDaddy with a consensus price target of $150, implying 56.7% upside. Morgan Stanley cut its target from $159 to $145 and Cantor Fitzgerald trimmed theirs from $150 to $130 after 2025 SaaS sector underperformance and reduced AI-related risk concerns.
1. Analyst Sentiment Overview
As of February 5, more than 60% of analysts rate GoDaddy bullish, supporting a consensus price target of $150 which implies a 56.7% upside potential from recent levels.
2. Morgan Stanley and Cantor Fitzgerald Adjustments
On January 15, Morgan Stanley lowered its GoDaddy target from $159 to $145 while maintaining an Equal Weight rating, and on January 8, Cantor Fitzgerald cut its target from $150 to $130 with a Neutral rating.
3. Sector Performance and AI Risk Outlook
The SaaS sector trailed broader software and tech in 2025, prompting the target cuts; both firms noted that AI-related risks have diminished and expect improved growth and value capture in 2026.