Your domain
The name after the @ symbol must be registered and under your control.

A professional address keeps every conversation clear and consistent — on your phone, computer and every message you send.
The address may look simple — hello@yourbusiness.ca — but four pieces need to work together.
The name after the @ symbol must be registered and under your control.
Review the website, domain and provider before deciding where the mailbox should live.
Choose the number of inboxes, storage, aliases and security features you need.
Set up DNS records, test delivery and connect phones, computers or webmail.
The answer changes the ongoing cost and sometimes the best setup.
Some website plans include one or more mailboxes, occasionally for a limited introductory period.
A dedicated email plan can be used even when the website is hosted elsewhere.
hello@, name@ and accounting@ may be separate paid inboxes or simple aliases.
Larger storage, calendars, Office apps, archiving and advanced security can raise the price.
Moving historical messages, contacts and calendars adds work when an inbox already exists.
Setup may include webmail, phones, desktop email apps and shared access for a team.
A basic paid mailbox often works out to roughly CA$60–$70 per year. The exact provider fee, inclusions and renewal terms are checked before setup begins.
Provider examples: Hostinger Mail, GoDaddy Professional Email, and SiteGround email guidance. Prices and inclusions can change.
I can review the plan first, explain the options and quote only the setup you actually need.
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