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'''Main'''
* [[Eugene Levy]] as [[Johnny Rose]], a former video store chain magnate who has to find what it means to be a father and husband after the loss of the family’s wealth and income
* [[Catherine O'Hara]] as [[Moira Rose]], the eccentric former star of the soap opera ''Sunrise Bay'', with a commitment to glamour, a fierce belief in her own celebrity, and who often uses an extensive vocabulary with an unrecognizable accent.
* [[Dan Levy (Canadian actor)|Daniel Levy]] as [[David Rose (Schitt's Creek)|David Rose]], the art and fashion-obsessed pansexual son of Johnny and Moira yearning to return to his urban single life in New York City
* [[Annie Murphy]] as [[Alexis Rose]], the flighty socialite and former reality television aspirant daughter of Johnny and Moira who has survived several outrageous and, at times, dangerous encounters in multiple foreign countries
* [[Jennifer Robertson]] as Jocelyn Schitt, the mayor's down-to-earth wife, local schoolteacher, and leader of the women’s a cappella group The Jazzagals
* [[Emily Hampshire]] as Stevie Budd, the sardonic clerk and later owner of the motel where the Roses reside, who becomes David's best friend and briefly friend-with-benefits
* [[Tim Rozon]] as Mutt Schitt (starring seasons 1–2; guest seasons 3–4), Roland and Jocelyn's unambitious but contented son, and Alexis's love interest
* [[Chris Elliott]] as Roland Schitt, the posturing, nosy, and often irksome mayor of Schitt’s Creek who eventually starts working at the motel with Johnny and Stevie
* [[Dustin Milligan]] as Ted Mullens, the town's handsome veterinarian and Alexis's sweet and sensitive love interest who enjoys using puns and wordplay in most conversations
* [[Karen Robinson]] as Veronica "Ronnie" Lee, a member of the town council and a leading member of the Jazzagals who frequently butts heads with Patrick
* [[Sarah Levy]] as Twyla Sands, the unwaveringly cheerful yet knowing Café Tropical waitress and later owner who often tells rather tragic and upsetting stories about her childhood in a concernedly upbeat manner
* [[John Hemphill (actor)|John Hemphill]] as Bob Currie (starring seasons 1–4, recurring seasons 5–6), proprietor of Bob's Garage and a member of the town council who often talks about his wife (later ex wife) Gwen
* [[Noah Reid]] as Patrick Brewer (starring seasons 3–6), David's earnest yet warmhearted business partner and later husband who, before meeting David and realizing he was gay, was in an on-again/off-again relationship with his high school sweetheart, Rachel
'''Recurring'''
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