Canadian domain email questions

Practical answers for businesses across Canada, from Vancouver to Toronto to Halifax.

Can I use a .ca domain for email?

Yes. Connect any domain you own and can manage DNS for, including .ca and .com domains registered in Canada. Domain registration is separate from DeoMail email hosting.

Will connecting email change my existing website?

Keep your website's A and CNAME records. Update only the email records shown during setup; review existing mail-provider records before switching.

Which currency are Canadian customers billed in?

DeoMail bills in USD on every domain, including deomail.ca. Your card issuer handles the CAD conversion.

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What is DeoMail?

DeoMail lets you create a professional email address on your own domain (e.g. you@yourdomain.com) in under 2 minutes. It's free forever for core features, with no per-user pricing. Trusted by founders, developers, startups and companies across 40+ countries.

Core Features

Custom Domain Email — Send and receive email on your own domain with a modern webmail inbox.
Email Forwarding — Route incoming mail to any external address (Gmail, Outlook, etc.).
Fire (Automation) — Trigger webhooks, Slack messages, or HTTP requests when emails arrive matching your rules.
Fade (Self-Destructing Email) — Send emails that expire after a set time or number of views. Revoke access anytime.
Fingerprint (Email Integrity) — Cryptographic proof that an email was sent unaltered. Tamper-evident verification.
Forward+ (Sharable Links) — Share email threads via secure, expiring, password-protected links — no forwarding needed.
Flow (AI Inbox) — Classify incoming mail, summarize threads, and draft replies with an LLM. Credit-based, with a bring-your-own-key option.
REST API — Full programmatic access to send, read, and manage emails. API keys with granular permissions.
Team & Organizations — Invite team members, assign roles, manage shared domains and address permissions.
Two-Factor Authentication — TOTP-based 2FA, PIN lock, login alerts, session management, and trusted devices.