Checkgrove

Software onlyLayout and print help — we never move money

Free SAMPLE · MICR product coming

Print a sample business check from your browser.

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Amount in words$1,250.00One thousand two hundred fifty and 00/100

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SAMPLE print only — no bank numbers.

Amount in words: One thousand two hundred fifty and 00/100

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Sample · not negotiable

Northwind Supply LLC412 Harbor Street, Tacoma, WA 98402
1001
Date —
Pay to the order ofCedar & Pine Landscaping
$ 1,250.00
One thousand two hundred fifty and 00/100dollars
MemoInvoice 2041
Authorized signature
⑆ ROUTING ⑆ ACCOUNT ⑈ 1001

Placeholder MICR only — not a negotiable check.

Print with real MICR — your bank, your account

Early access for bank-ready MICR on blank stock. Still software only: we format the paper; your bank keeps the money.

  • Real MICR line on blank check stock
  • Batch print and CSV import
  • Fits QuickBooks, Xero, and Wave workflows

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Questions

Is Checkgrove a bank or payment app?

No. Checkgrove is check-layout software. We do not move money, hold funds, or open accounts. You keep your own bank.

Do you store my bank account numbers?

The free sample tool never asks for routing or account numbers. What you type stays in your browser for that session.

Is the free print a real negotiable check?

No. Every free print is marked SAMPLE · NOT NEGOTIABLE and has no bank numbers. Bank-ready MICR is planned for the paid product.

Will my bank accept checks I print myself?

Some US banks accept blank-stock checks with a proper MICR line; rules vary. Confirm with your bank before you stop ordering pre-printed checks.

Guides

Short answers before you print for real.

How to write a checkDate, payee, amount, signature.Amount in wordsDollars and cents the bank way.Voided checkWhen you need one and how.MICR lineWhat banks read at the bottom.Check stock paperBlank stock vs ordered checks.QuickBooks checksPrint options from QB data.