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ChequePro vs PrintCheck

Both stand on check printing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

ChequePro

Free plan Windows

ChequePro covers cheque layout, safeguards and printing, with offline use and a free plan. Check the one-device licence limit and plan limits before choosing it.

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Choose PrintCheck if you need to place details on pre-printed checks using a browser, with manual entry or CSV upload and a preview before printing. Its free plan includes five templates and batches of up to 500 checks. Look elsewhere if you need software that generates, issues, or processes checks, or supports blank checks.

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The facts

	ChequePro	PrintCheck
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	Web
Lowest paid plan	Essential: $99, paid once	Free or on request
Plans published	4	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	chequepro.com	printcheck.app
On check printing software	#4 of 28	#8 of 28

ChequePro: what it does well

Works offline, with data stored on the user's machine
Ready-made bank templates and a custom designer
Business supports CSV and Excel batch printing
Adds amount-in-words and A/c Payee crossing
Free plan remains after the trial ends

What to know first

Each licence covers only one device
Free plan is limited to three bank accounts
Free plan is limited to one company

PrintCheck: what it does well

No signup or subscription is required for the free plan.
Processes check details and CSV contents in the browser.
Works locally, including offline, according to the site.
Offers five templates and customizable layouts.
Supports laser and inkjet printers.

What to know first

Requires user-supplied pre-printed check stock.
Does not generate, issue, or process checks.
Allows up to 500 checks per batch.

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