Key Drivers Behind 60% Net Profit Growth for Radix

Radix sent me its 2021 revenue report, in which the company shared that it saw significant growth over the prior year. The company reported a gross revenue total of $38 million in 2021, a 35% increase from 2020.

In comparing 2021 vs 2020, the company’s net profit grew by more than 60%. I asked a company representative what the key drivers of the profit growth were. I was told it was due to a boost in the sales of its premium domain names and stronger renewal rates.

The US-market drove 47% of revenue for Radix. The .Online extension was the company’s top performer, bringing in more than 30% of its revenue for 2021.

Here’s the report that was shared with me this morning:

Radix reports over 60% growth in profit for 2021, revenue grows by over 35%

5th April, Dubai. Radix, one of the world’s largest registries for new domains, announced today that it grossed over $38M in total revenue in 2021, a 35% rise over its revenue in 2020. The registry’s net profit also grew by over 60% in comparison to the previous year. Overall, Q1 2021 was its strongest quarter by net revenue. Over the past two-year period, Radix has seen its net profit almost double.

This year, of the total annual revenue of over $38M, which is net of all discounts and rebates, 15% has been contributed by standard registrations and 72% by standard renewals. Radix’s premium domains accounted for 12.5% of total revenue.

Based on registrars’ country data, the top contributor to Radix’s revenue is the United States with 47% of the total share. The top nTLD that contributed over 30% to Radix’s total revenue was .Online, followed by .Site and .Store. In fact, .Online has consistently been the highest revenue contributor for Radix over the last two years. Based on an internal analysis by Radix, .Online has also been the top nTLD (by renewal revenue) across the industry in 2021.

About Radix:

Radix is one of the world’s leading new domain registries with 10 new extensions that include .Online, .Store, .Tech, .Website, .Space, .Press, .Site, .Host, .Fun and .Uno. Through these extensions, Radix is empowering business owners to get short, memorable, and descriptive domain names that can be used for a website, email address, or a variety of other internet addressing purposes. For more details, visit www.radix.website.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
About The Author: Elliot Silver is an Internet entrepreneur and publisher of DomainInvesting.com. Elliot is also the founder and President of Top Notch Domains, LLC, a company that has closed eight figures in deals. Please read the DomainInvesting.com Terms of Use page for additional information about the publisher, website comment policy, disclosures, and conflicts of interest. Reach out to Elliot: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

5 COMMENTS

  1. Elliot….i told you to buy DomainInvesting.online. I still have it to give to you if you want it. I’m not like the crooks at GD who sold me Reservations.online, took it back and turned around and tried to sell it to me a second time for 500K. What an industry:)

      • Ask NamePros or any of the millions of .com owners why they may want to own the dot .online URL, especially if they transact business “online”

        • I wouldn’t take that name if Radix offered to give it to me for free. Why would I need to ask anyone else when I know I have no need for that domain name. I hope whomever owns it builds it into something big and drives error traffic over here.

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