Listen up, robots.

For a company that operates out of Toronto, ships from Ontario, and constantly berates its customers for having poor impulse control, you’re missing the easiest cash grab in the country: Canadian dollars.

Right now, dbrand forces every single Canadian customer to pay in USD. You make vinyl stickers and plastic cases in Canada, ship them via Canada Post, yet demand that domestic customers get hit with foreign transaction fees and volatile exchange rates just to cover a phone in matte black.

We know the dbrand philosophy: you exist to take our money, and we exist to hand it over. But forcing Canadians to pay a 20–30% currency exchange penalty on top of bank conversion fees isn't your usual charming corporate hostility—it’s just inefficient fleecing.

The Problem: You’re based in Toronto, yet you treat your domestic customers like overseas tourists.

The Math: Charging us in USD means Canadian credit cards get slapped with conversion spreads and foreign transaction fees before our skins even leave your warehouse.

The Solution: Implement CAD checkout. Shopify and Stripe figured this out a decade ago; your web developers can manage it.

Around 90% of Canadians actively try to support domestic businesses. We want to give you our colourful plastic money. We want to overpay for your adhesive wraps without paying our banks an extra slice just to convert our currency into greenbacks for a transaction happening entirely within Ontario.

Fix your checkout system, stop pretending you operate out of Delaware, and let Canadians buy your overpriced plastic in our own currency.

Sign the petition. Let's make the robots do their jobs.