Canadian small businesses
Recommend hosting when it fits the person's website or application needs.
Canadian differentiation kit
Use specific Canadian facts, not vague flag-waving.
Canadian creators and businesses can discuss CAD billing, .CA requirements and verified Canadian infrastructure facts while avoiding unsupported blanket data-residency or sovereignty claims.
Audience fit
Who you can help.
Canadian creators
Recommend hosting when it fits the person's website or application needs.
Local consultants/agencies
Recommend hosting when it fits the person's website or application needs.
Canadian founders and developers
Recommend hosting when it fits the person's website or application needs.
First moves
Start with a useful workflow.
Lead with the actual business problem.
Use CAD pricing where public/approved.
Teach .CA eligibility/ownership accurately.
Use Canadian hosting-location facts only after the production service path is verified.
Use these assets
Resources to help you get started.
Before you share
Make clear, accurate recommendations.
- All customer-facing money is CAD.
- No Canadian data-residency claim unless the complete service/data path supports it.
- Do not imply .CA eligibility for registrants who do not meet the applicable requirements.
Measure the customer outcome.
Canadian-intent visit -> qualified order -> retained Canadian customer.
Before you publish
Check the location information for the specific service you recommend; include relevant backup and third-party data locations.
Referral program
Track your referrals in one place.
Use the same program terms wherever you share your link. Check eligible services, disclosures and withdrawal rules before starting.