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Welcome to GetChecksCheap

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Welcome to Get Checks Cheap, where we help you find personal checks that are safe, secure, affordable, and actually fun to use.

We are firmly convinced that most people waste money when they order checks directly through their bank. In many cases, banks simply source checks from the same major check printers and brands you can order from yourself online — often with better discounts, more designs, and current promotions.

The bottom line is this: you not only get checks cheap, you usually get checks cheaper when you buy them online yourself.

Prices and promotions change all the time, which is why we focus on trusted check merchants whose products meet industry security standards and who regularly offer online deals. Instead of chasing every coupon email, you can browse our favorite check companies and current promotions in one place.

And once you know your checks are safe and affordable, the fun part begins: choosing the design.

We’ve organized hundreds of personal check designs into easy-to-browse categories and themes—including animals, Disney, careers, holidays, nature, transportation, and more. Choose a category from the menu above to start exploring.

Before You Order Checks Online

No matter which company you choose or which check design you fall in love with, gathering a few pieces of information before you begin will make the ordering process quick and easy.

Personal Information

For Personal Checks

  • Name (exactly as it should appear on your checks)
  • Address
  • Phone number
  • Email address (required by many companies)
  • Optional: Photo or custom image (if ordering photo checks)

For Business Checks

  • Business name
  • Business address
  • Phone number
  • Email address
  • Optional: Website address or business logo (if offered)

Bank Information

Have the following information available before placing your order:

  • Name of your financial institution
  • Bank routing number
  • Account number
  • Starting check number (if you’re replacing existing checks)

If you’re ordering your first set of checks for a new account, your bank can tell you what starting number to use. If you’re reordering checks, you’ll find your routing number, account number, and current check number printed on your existing checks.

Before submitting your order, take a minute to double-check your routing number, account number, and starting check number. A quick review now can save you the time and expense of replacing an order later.

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