.ca Domains
.ca domain registration — renewal on the tag
Canada's national address, trusted instinctively by Canadian customers — available to those with a genuine Canadian connection, priced with both years in view. Register from $13.99/yr — the renewal figure is printed right beside it.
.ca
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The Extension
Why .ca?
.ca is Canada's country extension, administered by CIRA, and Canadian customers treat it the way British ones treat .co.uk: as a sign the business is local, prices are in their currency, and shipping will not cross a border. For a business serving Canadians, it is the extension to check before any other.
It is a managed national space with real rules: registrants must meet CIRA's Canadian Presence Requirements — citizens, permanent residents, Canadian organisations, and holders of Canadian registered trademarks, among others. For individuals, CIRA limits the personal information shown publicly. Both prices sit on the tag before you pay, in our usual manner.
Good Fit
.ca works best for
- Canadian businesses serving Canadian customers
- Canadian organisations, clubs and communities
- Brands with Canadian trademarks protecting their name
- Names taken in .com but free in the national space
On the Shelf
Included with every domain
National trust
Canadian customers read .ca as home — local prices, local delivery, local recourse.
A managed space
CIRA's presence rules keep the register genuinely Canadian, which protects the signal.
Privacy for individuals
CIRA limits what personal registrant information appears publicly.
Common Questions
Questions about .ca
Who can register a .ca domain?
Registrants meeting CIRA's Canadian Presence Requirements — Canadian citizens and permanent residents, corporations and organisations based in Canada, and holders of trademarks registered in Canada, among other categories.
Can a foreign business get a .ca?
Only through a qualifying route — most commonly a Canadian registered trademark for the name, or by incorporating in Canada. If neither applies, a generic extension is the honest recommendation.
Is .ca better than .com for a Canadian business?
For selling to Canadians, generally yes — the local signal earns trust and the register is less picked-over. Many businesses hold both, with the .ca as the storefront Canadians see.
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