Microsoft 365Updated August 2026

Best Microsoft 365 Defederation Specialists in 2026

Rajat Kapoor

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Rajat Kapoor is a marketer and developer who co-founded SaaSInsight. He has spent his career growing agencies and services businesses through growth experiments, SEO and answer-engine optimisation, so these lists are written from the buyer’s side of the table rather than a reviewer’s.

How we rank

Apps4Rent publishes $40 per user, the only per-seat defederation price in the market. CyberQuell is the only firm naming GoDaddy defederation as a service outright, with 30 tenants moved and no email downtime. Riverside Cloud charges a flat $350. Oxford Computer Group has eight Microsoft Partner of the Year awards for enterprise identity work.

We scored every provider we could find that sells Microsoft 365 defederation as work it will do for you, against the six criteria published at /methodology, weighted for this job: specialisation and fit 30, commercial transparency 20, documented outcomes 20, client evidence 15, independent recognition 10, tenure 5. Firms that publish a guide but refer the work elsewhere were not ranked. Nine cleared that bar, which is the size of the market rather than the size of the list. Read the full method. No entry on this list is a paid placement.

If you bought Microsoft 365 through GoDaddy, you do not fully own your tenant. GoDaddy holds the federation, which means it controls authentication and sits in the admin chain, and that is why Entra ID, Defender, Purview and direct Microsoft support are all either missing or half-working. Defederation is the process of taking that control back.

It is a small job with a large downside, which is an awkward combination to buy. The work itself is usually two to four hours. Get the order of operations wrong and you can delete every user in the tenant.

Defederation is not a migration

Defederation converts your domain from federated authentication to managed authentication. Your users, mailboxes, files and Teams history stay exactly where they are. Nothing moves, and the visible disruption is a password reset.

The distinction is commercial rather than technical. A good part of this market will quote you for a full mailbox migration when what you need is a PowerShell change and a round of password resets, and the two jobs are priced nothing alike. If a provider cannot draw that line on a first call, you are talking to the wrong provider.

The ordering mistake that deletes every user in your tenant

There is one sequencing trap, and it is the thing you are really paying somebody to get right. If you cancel your GoDaddy Microsoft 365 subscription before GoDaddy has been removed as delegated admin, the accounts go with it. Recovering means a Microsoft support case and real downtime, and some of it may not be recoverable at all.

Every firm on this list knows that, and it is the reason the cheapest option is not always doing it yourself. The full order of operations is in the FAQs below.

What we weighted

The six standing criteria at /methodology, reweighted for a fixed-scope engagement rather than a retainer.

Specialisation and fit · 30 · Does the firm sell defederation, or has it only explained it
Commercial transparency · 20 · This is a few hours of scoped work, so a published price is reasonable to expect
Documented outcomes · 20 · Tenants defederated and downtime incidents are checkable numbers
Client evidence · 15 · Named clients, not sector labels
Independent recognition · 10 · Microsoft partner tier and third-party listings
Tenure · 5 · Lowest weight here, because this is a recent problem that rewards current practice

We ranked the firms that sell this work, not the firms that have written about it, and that distinction did most of the sorting. Every entry was checked against the firm's own site, and a price is printed only where the firm publishes it itself.

What each firm publishes

Seven of the nine quote on request. That is worth knowing before you start calling, so it is said once here rather than against every entry.

A published price · Apps4Rent at $40 per user, Riverside Cloud at $350 flat. Nobody else names a figure.
Checkable outcome numbers · CyberQuell states more than 30 tenants defederated with no email downtime. Apps4Rent states hundreds of GoDaddy projects inside more than 10,000 migrations.
Defederation as a named service · Apps4Rent, CyberQuell, MedhaCloud, Riverside Cloud, Sourcepass and Boston Managed IT. iCorps Technologies takes it inside a managed IT relationship. Oxford Computer Group and Ravenswood Technology Group do not name it, so the fit there is read from their identity practice.
A stated coverage limit · Sourcepass, for eight US states. No other firm states one.

The specialists, ranked

#01
Apps4Rent
Maplewood, New Jersey, USA
Year established
2003
Pricing model
Project-based
Typical budget
From $40 per user for defederation
Best for
A small or mid-sized business that wants GoDaddy removed from its Microsoft 365 tenant for a price it can see before the call.
About Apps4Rent
The most complete defederation offer we found, and the only one priced per seat in public. The published figure is $40 per user, covering tenant assessment, the PowerShell defederation itself, password reset coordination, licence reassignment, removal of GoDaddy as delegated admin, DNS work and post-defederation verification. Most small-business jobs are described as a single scheduled session of two to four hours, with 24/7 support by phone, chat and email.
Scale is the second strength. The firm states more than 10,000 completed cloud migrations overall and hundreds of GoDaddy defederation and migration projects specifically, and has been a Microsoft partner since 2003 with Tier-1 Cloud Solution Provider status. For a job whose worst outcome is a deleted tenant, a provider that has done it hundreds of times is the relevant credential.
One thing a buyer must factor in. The $40 covers the defederation work only. GoDaddy-issued Microsoft 365 licences cannot be transferred to a direct Microsoft partner, so new licences are a separate cost on top, and the all-in figure is the one to ask for.
Also trades as O365CloudExperts, which publishes its own guides and service pages under a separate brand. A reader comparing the two is comparing one company with itself.
No team size published.
The $40 per user covers the defederation work only. GoDaddy-issued licences cannot transfer to a direct Microsoft partner, so new licences are a separate cost on top. Ask for the all-in figure before comparing this against a flat-fee provider.
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#02
CyberQuell
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Year established
2024
Team size
2–9
Pricing model
Retainer
Hourly rate
$50 – $99/hr
Typical budget
White-label SOC from $1,488 per month, minimum 200 endpoints or 50 servers
Notable clients
Health Analytics Connect
Best for
MSPs that need a SOC to resell under their own brand at a known cost, and UAE or wider Gulf mid-market organisations standardised on Microsoft security tooling.
About CyberQuell
The most precisely targeted record in the category against our queued titles, and the only firm found that names two of them as services outright. GoDaddy Microsoft 365 defederation is listed explicitly, which no other provider in this set mentions at all despite six of them being shortlisted for that topic. White-label SOC for MSPs is likewise named directly rather than implied by a partner programme. Where competitors had to be interpreted, this one states it.
It is also the only firm in 35 to publish white-label pricing in full, and by some distance the most transparent commercial disclosure in the category. Three tiers: Watch, managed monitoring, from $1,488 a month at $3.12 per endpoint on a $864 base fee; Defend, full SOC operations, from $2,400 a month at $4.80 per endpoint on a $1,440 base fee, with servers at $12 each on an $840 base; and MXDR, a dedicated SOC team, scoped per engagement. Both base fees are waived when servers are included. Minimum billing is 200 endpoints or 50 servers on a one year term, with no setup fees stated. All tiers include 24/7 analyst monitoring, white-labelled reports, a 15 minute response SLA and a 99.9% uptime guarantee.
Unusually for this market it also publishes the reseller economics: 35 to 50% margin per seat against a typical resale price of $7 to $15 per endpoint, with a worked example of 500 endpoints and 50 servers returning $2,660 a month at 41%. For an MSP reader that is the actual buying decision, and no competitor sourced so far discloses anything comparable.
Dubai headquarters, which makes this the fourth UAE record and a candidate for the regional list as well as the MSP and Microsoft ones. Delivery is built on the Microsoft stack throughout, Sentinel for SIEM, Defender for endpoint and email, Intune for devices.
The published pricing covers the white-label SOC products, not defederation, so ask for that fee at scoping.
Featured work
- Emergency Microsoft 365 Tenant Defederation from GoDaddy
  A 200-mailbox law firm was moved off a GoDaddy-managed Microsoft 365 tenant to a directly owned tenant in four hours with no reported email downtime. The write-up shows the team can run a time-boxed identity and tenant-ownership migration on a live mail platform rather than only monitoring one. Defederation is a specific, awkward Microsoft admin problem and this is the service CyberQuell markets most heavily.
  - Microsoft 365
  - Identity
- Investigating a Multi-Phase Business Email Compromise Campaign
  A four-month business email compromise involving stolen session tokens, OAuth app persistence and malicious Outlook rules, ending with no reported financial loss. The account traces the attacker's persistence mechanisms rather than stopping at the initial phish, which is the harder half of BEC work. It is the clearest evidence on the site of hands-on incident response depth.
  - Incident Response
  - Microsoft 365
- White-Label SOC Partnership for a Managed Service Provider
  An MSP was set up to resell monitored security under its own brand within 30 days, reported as $12,400 monthly recurring revenue across 40+ downstream clients. It demonstrates CyberQuell can operate as a wholesale SOC behind another provider, not only sell direct. Useful signal for buyers who are themselves IT providers rather than end customers.
  - SOC
  - White-label
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#03
Oxford Computer Group
Oxford, UK, with offices in Bothell USA, Den Haag, Erding and Wien
Team size
11–50
Notable clients
Intralox, Hearst Communications, YES Prep Public Schools, Indiana Office of Technology, Tennessee Department of Education, O'Dea High School
Best for
Organisations running a Zero Trust or identity governance programme on Microsoft technology and wanting a heavily accredited specialist.
About Oxford Computer Group
The strongest accreditation record in the whole cybersecurity set. Eight Microsoft Partner of the Year awards is a hard, checkable credential of a kind almost nobody else in this category can show, and it is backed by SOC 2 Type 2 completed January 2023, ISO 27001 completed January 2024 and CMMC 2.0 in progress. For a topic as trust dependent as identity, that is exactly the evidence a reader needs.
Like Ravenswood this is an identity consultancy rather than an MSSP, which makes it a genuine candidate for the defederation list, though again defederation is not named as a service and Entra ID work is not spelled out on the pages read. Stated sector strengths are education, healthcare and federal agencies.
Location needs care. The contact page designates Bothell, Washington as the North American headquarters specifically, not the global one, and the entity registered at Oxford is named Oxford Computer Group Worldwide, so `country` is recorded as UK on that basis. The practical effect is that this firm has a real US delivery presence in Washington State and can legitimately appear on US lists as well, provided the entry says which office serves the reader. Further offices in Den Haag, Erding and Wien. More than 25 years in business, but no founding year, team size or pricing stated.
The practice is built around enterprise Entra ID and ADFS work, and defederation is not a named service, so raise a small GoDaddy tenant early to check it is a fit. Oxford Computer Group is part of MajorKey Technologies.
Featured work
- Intralox — customer self-service portal on Azure AD B2C
  Intralox needed customers to reach a self-service portal using their own corporate identities rather than a separate set of credentials. OCG built the access layer on Azure AD B2C with federation to customer directories. It shows the firm handling external/B2C identity, which is a different discipline from the internal workforce identity work most Microsoft partners lead with.
  - Azure AD B2C
  - External identity
  - Microsoft Entra
- YES Prep Public Schools — FERPA-compliant parent portal
  A caregiver-facing portal giving parents multi-language access to student records, built on Azure AD B2C. The constraint here was regulatory rather than technical: FERPA governs who may see which student data, so the identity model had to carry that into the authorisation layer. OCG has run repeat engagements with this district, including its cloud identity migration.
  - Azure AD B2C
  - Education
  - Compliance
- Hearst Communications — modern workplace rollout
  Device and access modernisation across a large media group using Microsoft Azure and Enterprise Mobility + Security. It is the largest commercial name OCG publishes and indicates the firm can work at enterprise scale, not only in the education and public-sector segments where most of its published work sits.
  - Microsoft 365
  - Enterprise Mobility + Security
  - Enterprise
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#04
iCorps Technologies
Woburn, Massachusetts, USA, with offices in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia
Year established
1994
Team size
51–200
Pricing model
Retainer
Notable clients
GreenBriar Equity Group, Marr Scaffolding Company, Norbella, Nauset Construction, Industrial Packaging Supply
Best for
A north-east US business that wants defederation done by an established provider it can also retain for ongoing IT and security.
About iCorps Technologies
The most established firm in this pool and the one with the strongest third-party validation. Founded in 1994, more than 70 staff across a Woburn headquarters and offices in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia, and a run of independent recognition that nobody else here matches: MSP 501 winner in 2026, and CRN SP500, MSP500 and Tech Elite 250 listings. Partnerships span Microsoft, Sophos, Mimecast, Datto, Arctic Wolf and SonicWALL.
It is also one of the few firms in the pool naming actual clients rather than sectors. GreenBriar Equity Group, Marr Scaffolding, Norbella, Nauset Construction and Industrial Packaging Supply are checkable, which for a category where almost everyone anonymises is a meaningful difference. Stated industries are financial services, construction, life sciences, legal, real estate, hospitality, startups and professional services.
The fit is the qualification. Defederation is explained on its own resource page and the firm invites a quote for it, but it is offered from inside a broader managed IT relationship rather than as a standalone product, and no defederation-specific track record, timeline or price is published. A buyer who wants only the federation link cut and nothing else should confirm iCorps will take it as a one-off project.
No price of any kind published.
Defederation sits inside a broader managed IT relationship here. If you want the federation link cut and nothing else, check first that they will take it as a one-off project.
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#05
MedhaCloud
Sheridan, Wyoming, USA, with an office in Bangalore, India
Pricing model
Project-based
Best for
A business that wants somebody watching the tenant for a month after defederation rather than handing back the keys on the day.
About MedhaCloud
The offer here is a packaged GoDaddy exit rather than a defederation on its own: defederation, DNS configuration, licence optimisation, security hardening, and then 30 days of post-migration monitoring. That monitoring window is the differentiator. Most providers in this pool treat the cutover as the end of the engagement, and the period immediately afterwards is when authentication and mail flow problems actually surface.
Microsoft Solutions Partner status is stated, and a free defederation assessment is offered up front. The firm runs a white-label MSP practice alongside, so an IT provider taking over a client tenant can have the work done under its own name.
The pricing position needs care. The firm describes its approach as fixed pricing but publishes no figure anywhere, which is a claim about how it charges rather than a price a buyer can compare. Ask what the fixed price is.
Registered in Sheridan, Wyoming with delivery from Bangalore. Founded by Sreenivasa Reddy G, who states 15 or more years in cloud infrastructure and IT services. No founding year, team size or named clients published.
The pricing is described as fixed but the figure is not published, so ask what the fixed price actually is on the first call.
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#06
Riverside Cloud
Pricing model
Project-based
Typical budget
$350 flat for GoDaddy defederation
Best for
A small tenant owner who wants one flat, published number and no scoping call.
About Riverside Cloud
The most transparent commercial disclosure in this pool, and by a wide margin. Defederation is sold as a product at a flat $350 with no scoping call, no per-seat maths and no quote to chase. For a job that genuinely is a few hours of work, a fixed published price is the honest way to sell it, and only one other firm in the pool publishes a figure at all.
The inclusion list is also the most specific we found. It names the move from GoDaddy authentication to Microsoft 365 native authentication, removal of the GoDaddy management layer, credential transfer, the ability to buy licensing directly from Microsoft, conversion of the netorg tenant domain to the customer's own, DNS with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and creation of a break-glass admin account. That last item is a detail most providers do not mention and a genuinely good practice on a tenant that has just changed hands.
Against that, this is a very small operation. Riverside Cloud LLC trades as The Cloud Geezer alongside a YouTube channel and a related CloudOCM brand, and the published point of contact is a single named individual. No team size, founding year, client references or continuity arrangements are published, so a buyer should confirm who actually performs the work and what happens if the engagement stalls part way.
This is a small operation with one named point of contact. Worth confirming who performs the work and what cover looks like if that person is unavailable mid-engagement.
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#07
Sourcepass
Melville, New York, USA
Pricing model
Retainer
Best for
A business that wants GoDaddy's control removed with no data move and no user downtime, and may want managed IT afterwards.
About Sourcepass
The clearest articulation of the least disruptive approach. Sourcepass defederates the tenant in place, explicitly without migrating mailboxes or files, and states no downtime for users. That distinction matters more than it first appears: a large part of the confusion in this market comes from providers selling a full data migration to buyers who only need the federation link cut, and Sourcepass separates the two cleanly.
The process is set out in four phases, assessment, preparation, execution and post-transition, with optional add-ons for email security and backup across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams. Managed IT, SOC services and compliance sit alongside, so a tenant that has just come off GoDaddy can be picked up on an ongoing basis rather than left to the owner.
Two practical constraints. Service coverage is stated for eight US states, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Massachusetts, New York and Virginia, so buyers elsewhere should confirm availability before scoping. And no price, timeline or defederation volume is published, so there is nothing to compare against the two firms in this pool that do publish figures.
Primary location Melville, New York. No founding year, team size or named clients published.
Service coverage is stated for eight US states, so check availability before you scope anything else.
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#08
Ravenswood Technology Group
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Year established
2015
Team size
11–50
Best for
Organisations of any size running an Active Directory or Entra ID migration, identity governance programme or federation change.
About Ravenswood Technology Group
The best positioned record we hold for the Microsoft 365 defederation topic, which is the narrowest and therefore most winnable of the ten queued cybersecurity titles. This is a pure identity consultancy rather than a general MSSP, covering Active Directory, Entra ID, Azure AD B2C and Microsoft Identity Manager, and the claim to have authored the definitive guide on Active Directory is a strong credibility signal if it stands up to checking.
Chicago headquarters, so it qualifies for US filtered lists. Stated range is organisations from under 100 employees to over 500,000, which is unusually wide and suggests project work rather than a seat based service. Azure Government and GCC High coverage points at public sector and defence work.
Two gaps. Defederation is not named as a service anywhere on the pages read, so the fit is inferred from the identity practice rather than stated, and it needs confirming before this heads a defederation list. And every client testimonial is marked confidential, so there is not one verifiable customer, which is common in identity work but still limits how high this can be placed. No founding year, team size or pricing stated.
Defederation is not named as a service on their site, so the fit here is read from the identity practice rather than stated by them. Worth confirming they take this engagement before you scope it.
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#09
Boston Managed IT
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Pricing model
Retainer
Best for
A Massachusetts business that wants a local provider on the phone rather than a national migration desk.
About Boston Managed IT
A local managed IT provider that has written one of the clearer step-by-step defederation walkthroughs in the category and states it has helped many organisations remove GoDaddy federation and restore administrative control. The guide itself is good, and a provider that publishes the procedure openly rather than gating it behind a form is signalling some confidence.
The on-site element is the real distinction. This is a Cambridge, Massachusetts practice offering IT infrastructure and on-site support alongside cloud and security work, which suits a local buyer who would rather have somebody attend than work through a national migration desk.
It carries the thinnest public evidence of any firm on this list. No price, no timeline, no count of tenants defederated, no named clients, no founding year, no team size and no stated Microsoft partner status. The claim to have helped many organisations is unquantified. Leadership is named, with Nicholas Salem as chief executive stating 15 or more years in the industry, and a direct phone number is published, so the diligence is available, it just has to be done on a call rather than from the site.
The stated experience is not quantified anywhere on the site, so plan to establish scope, price and partner status on a call. Local on-site support is the trade-off in their favour.
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The right choice here depends less on who is best and more on what your tenant looks like and how much certainty you want before you commit.

A GoDaddy tenant under 50 seats. Apps4Rent at $40 per user or Riverside Cloud at a flat $350 are the two you can price without a call. Under about nine users the per-seat option is cheaper, above it the flat fee is. Both are doing the same few hours of work.

You want a fixed price before you commit. Riverside Cloud is the only firm selling this as a product with a published number and no scoping call. Apps4Rent is the only one publishing a per-seat rate. Everybody else on this list will quote you.

You are an MSP taking over a client tenant. GoDaddy federation blocks GDAP through Partner Center, which is usually how this problem finds you. MedhaCloud runs a white-label practice so the work can be done under your name. CyberQuell sells white-label SOC alongside, if you want to keep the tenant monitored afterwards.

You are decommissioning ADFS across an enterprise estate. This is a different job from a GoDaddy tenant and most of this list is not built for it. The FAQ below names the two identity consultancies here and explains why that engagement runs in months rather than hours.

You want the security work done at the same time. CyberQuell, iCorps Technologies and Sourcepass all run security practices alongside, so the tenant can be hardened and monitored rather than handed back on the day. A tenant that has just changed hands is worth a look at conditional access and admin roles regardless.

You would rather do it yourself. Microsoft publishes the procedure and it is genuinely followable if you are comfortable in PowerShell and the Microsoft 365 admin centre. What you are paying a provider for is the sequencing risk, not the difficulty.

Ask every provider these

Are you defederating in place, or migrating data? What is the price difference between the two?
How many GoDaddy tenants have you defederated, and how many had email downtime?
What is the total cost including new Microsoft licences, not just your fee?
In what order will you remove GoDaddy's delegated admin role and cancel the subscription?
What do I get in writing at the end, and who holds the break-glass admin account?

Frequently asked questions

How much does Microsoft 365 defederation cost?

Only two firms on this list publish a figure. Apps4Rent charges from $40 per user for the defederation work, and Riverside Cloud sells it as a flat $350 for the engagement. Everybody else quotes on request. Whatever you are quoted, new Microsoft licences are a separate cost on top, because GoDaddy-issued licences cannot be transferred to a direct Microsoft partner.

How do I safely defederate my Microsoft 365 tenant from GoDaddy?

The order matters more than any individual step. Verify your domain in the Microsoft 365 admin centre, convert users from federated to managed authentication, reset passwords, get licences in place from Microsoft direct or a CSP partner, remove GoDaddy as delegated admin, and only then cancel anything with GoDaddy. Microsoft publishes the full procedure. The single most expensive mistake is cancelling the GoDaddy subscription while GoDaddy still holds delegated admin, which deletes the user accounts.

Will defederation cause email downtime or data loss?

It should not. Defederation changes how your domain authenticates, not where your data lives, so mailboxes, files, Teams history and SharePoint sites are untouched. The visible effect for users is that everyone has to set a new password. Providers on this list describe two to four hours of active work and state no email downtime. Data loss in this process comes from cancelling GoDaddy in the wrong order, not from the defederation itself.

Do I lose my Microsoft 365 licences when I defederate?

You do have to replace them. GoDaddy-issued licences cannot be transferred to Microsoft direct or to another CSP partner, so new licences have to be in place before GoDaddy is removed. This is the cost most people miss when comparing quotes. The upside is that you get the full Microsoft 365 catalogue rather than GoDaddy's limited menu, and buying through a direct CSP is often cheaper than the GoDaddy bundle.

How long does defederation take?

The active work is typically two to four hours, with an hour or two of assessment and preparation before it. Calendar time is longer, because password resets have to be scheduled around your users and licences have to be provisioned first. Providers describing it as a multi-week project are usually quoting a full data migration alongside it, which is a different job. Ask which one you are being quoted for.

Can I do it myself, or do I need a provider?

You can. Microsoft publishes the procedure and it is followable if you are comfortable with PowerShell and the Microsoft 365 admin centre. What you are buying from a provider is sequencing and recovery, not difficulty. If a step goes wrong on a tenant with live email, the cost of being wrong is much higher than any fee on this list. Small tenants with a technical owner often do it themselves. Tenants with more than a handful of users, or with no in-house IT, usually should not.

What is the difference between defederation and migration?

Defederation changes who controls the tenant you already have. Migration moves data from one tenant to another. Defederation leaves every mailbox and file exactly where it is and takes hours. A migration moves data and takes considerably longer and costs considerably more. Most people asking about GoDaddy need defederation only. If a provider quotes a migration without first establishing which you need, that is worth questioning.

What happens to my domain and website if they are registered with GoDaddy?

Nothing, unless you choose to move them. Defederation affects your Microsoft 365 tenant only. Domain registration, DNS hosting and any website you run with GoDaddy can stay exactly where they are. Some people move domain registration afterwards as a separate decision, but it is not part of the process and does not need to happen at the same time. Your provider will update mail-related DNS records including SPF, DKIM and DMARC as part of the work.

Who handles this for an enterprise ADFS estate rather than a GoDaddy tenant?

That is a different engagement and most GoDaddy-focused providers are not set up for it. Moving from Active Directory Federation Services to Entra ID cloud authentication involves application-by-application migration, conditional access design and often a Zero Trust programme around it. Oxford Computer Group and Ravenswood Technology Group are the two identity consultancies on this list built for that work. Expect a project measured in months rather than hours.

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Defederation is not a migration

The ordering mistake that deletes every user in your tenant

What we weighted

What each firm publishes

The specialists, ranked

Apps4Rent

About Apps4Rent

CyberQuell

About CyberQuell

Featured work

Emergency Microsoft 365 Tenant Defederation from GoDaddy

Investigating a Multi-Phase Business Email Compromise Campaign

White-Label SOC Partnership for a Managed Service Provider

Oxford Computer Group

About Oxford Computer Group

Featured work

Intralox — customer self-service portal on Azure AD B2C

YES Prep Public Schools — FERPA-compliant parent portal

Hearst Communications — modern workplace rollout

iCorps Technologies

About iCorps Technologies

MedhaCloud

About MedhaCloud

Riverside Cloud

About Riverside Cloud

Sourcepass

About Sourcepass

Ravenswood Technology Group

About Ravenswood Technology Group

Boston Managed IT

About Boston Managed IT

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