Radix sees revenue up 30%
New gTLD registry Radix said today that its revenue increased by 30% in 2018, largely due to an end-of-year boost.
The company, which runs nine gTLDs including .online and .site, said that gross revenue was $16.95 million last year.
It added that net profit was up 45.6%, but the privately held company does not actually disclose the dollar value of its bottom line.
Radix said that the fourth quarter of the year, which presumably saw the benefits of Operation September Thrust, was its strongest quarter.
The company said that 27% of its revenue came from standard-price new registrations and 60% from renewals.
Its premiums brought in $1.9 million, 56% of which were premium renewals.
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