CHECKPRINT vs ChequeMaster

CHECKPRINT is an online tool for generating and printing personal and business checks. It works on Android, iOS, and the web, and the maker says it can be used on computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones without downloading software. Users can print checks on check stock or blank white paper with a regular printer, choosing top, middle, or bottom layouts. Checks can also be saved as PDFs or sent by email. The MICR line uses the bank routing and account numbers entered in MICR font; the maker says the checks comply with standards for more than 8,000 US banks. The Free plan is free and includes one bank account, unlimited checks, watermarked PDFs, and 30 days of storage. Credit options start at $4.99, paid once for two credits. Start costs $10 a month or $50 a year, while Professional costs $15 a month or $75 a year. Paid subscription checks are stored for the subscription duration. The service provides an FAQ and contact form.

ChequeMaster is Windows desktop software for printing and managing bank cheques. Its layout creator can import a scanned cheque image and let you position cheque details by drag and drop. Printing supports English, Hindi, and Gujarati, multiple currencies, and laser, inkjet, deskjet, and all-in-one printers; additional languages can be requested. A dashboard tracks issued, upcoming, and past-due cheques with statuses such as cleared, cancelled, returned, missed, and stopped payment. Search covers cheque numbers, amounts, payees, cheque books, and layouts, while reports can be exported to Excel. The free plan is for personal, non-commercial use, never expires, and allows unlimited banks, accounts, layouts, and printed cheques, but excludes vouchers and reports and permits up to two payees and two cheque books. A lifetime license is offered with no listed price. Records remain on the computer; licensing and usage data goes to the maker’s servers. Windows 10 and newer are supported.