US small business · print only
Print business checks on blank stock, from your browser.
Check printing software for small business. Software only — we never move money.
Fill a few fields, see the amount in words, print a SAMPLE. No signup. No bank numbers asked. You keep your bank.
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Sample · not negotiable
Placeholder MICR only. Free tool never captures your real routing or account numbers.
How it works
- Enter payee and amountWe spell the dollars in words as you type — the line banks care about.
- Preview before you printSee the full layout. Nothing leaves your browser in the free tool.
- Print a SAMPLE onlyMarked not negotiable, with no routing or account numbers.
Built for what owners actually want
Keep your bank
No new account to open. No payment platform to switch to. We format paper checks; your bank still holds the money.
No bank numbers in the free tool
Routing and account fields stay out of the sample maker. Practice the layout without handing over sensitive digits.
Honest about what prints
Every free print is SAMPLE · NOT NEGOTIABLE. Bank-ready MICR is planned for the paid app after you confirm your bank accepts self-printed checks.
Ask your bank before you print for real
US banks differ on blank-stock and MICR rules. Use this site to learn the layout and amount in words. Confirm acceptance with your bank before you stop ordering pre-printed checks. Read our privacy and terms.
Get early access
Want bank-ready MICR, batches, and CSV later? Join the list. Tell us which accounting tool you use — QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, or other.
Guides
Short answers owners and bookkeepers look up before they print.
Questions
Is Checkgrove a bank or payment app?
No. Checkgrove is software that helps you format and print checks. We do not move money, hold funds, open accounts, or send payments. You keep your own bank.
Do you store my bank account numbers?
The free tool never asks for routing or account numbers. What you type stays in your browser for that session. Printed samples are marked SAMPLE.
Will my bank accept a check I print myself?
Many US banks accept self-printed checks if the MICR line and stock meet their rules. Always confirm with your bank before you rely on blank-stock printing. The free tool here is a SAMPLE layout only.
What does the free check maker do?
It lays out a check, writes the amount in words, and prints a sample marked SAMPLE with no bank numbers. It is for layout practice, not a negotiable check.