Questions, answered

Any regular inkjet or laser printer works. For real checks, print on blank check stock (sold at office supply stores and online), letter size, with the check on the top, middle or bottom, or 3 per page. Banks prefer magnetic (MICR) toner for the bank line, and many accept regular black ink too. Already have pre-printed checks? Switch to “Pre-printed checks” and only the payee, amount, date and memo print.

Checks you print yourself are legal and widely used by businesses. Quick Check Writer prints the standard E-13B bank line (MICR) with your routing and account numbers in the right place. Acceptance is up to your bank, so print one test check and ask your bank, especially if you plan to use regular ink instead of magnetic toner.

Yes. Your companies, bank numbers, payees and check history stay on your device and are never uploaded. Your account only holds how you sign in (your name and email, or your phone number). Use Export backup under Setup to copy your data to another device.

Your first check prints clean, with no watermark. After that you can still fill in and preview checks, but printed and shared checks show “SAMPLE – NOT VALID” until you subscribe.

Anytime. On the website, open your account menu › Billing & Subscription › “Manage / Cancel subscription” (or go to quickcheckwriter.com/cancel), or use the link in your receipt email. If you bought in our Android app (Google Play), cancel in Google Play under Payments & subscriptions. No contract and no cancellation fee.

Yes. After your first visit the app opens and prints offline, so you can write checks anywhere.