Chase charges between $15 and $30 per box of checks, depending on the account type and design you choose
The cost of a box of checks from Chase varies based on your account and the style of checks you order. Standard checks typically cost $15 to $20 per box of 25 checks. Designer or specialty checks cost more — usually $25 to $30 per box. If you have a premium account like Chase Sapphire or certain business accounts, you may get checks included free or at a discount.
Chase does not charge a fee to order checks through their website or mobile app. The price you see is the cost of the checks themselves. Shipping is usually free if you order online, though expedited delivery options (typically 2 to 3 business days instead of 7 to 10) may carry an extra charge of $10 to $15.
You can also order checks in person at a Chase branch. Branch staff can place the order for you, and you will pay the same price as ordering online. Some branches keep basic check stock on hand for immediate pickup, but this is rare — most orders still take a week or more to arrive.
Key Takeaways
- Standard Chase checks cost $15 to $20 per box of 25 checks; designer checks run $25 to $30 per box.
- Some premium Chase accounts include free checks or discounts, so review your account benefits before ordering.
- Online orders ship free to your address in 7 to 10 business days; expedited delivery costs extra and takes 2 to 3 days.
- You can order checks through Chase.com, the mobile app, or at a branch — the price is the same across all channels.
How to order checks online or through the app
Log into Chase.com or open the Chase mobile app and navigate to your checking account. Look for a link labeled "Order Checks" or "Manage Checks" — this is usually in the account settings or under a "Services" menu. Click it and you will see available check styles and prices for your account type.
Select the design and quantity you want. Most people order one or two boxes at a time. Enter your delivery address (this must match the address on your account) and choose standard or expedited shipping. Review the total cost and confirm your order. You will receive a confirmation email with an order number and estimated delivery date.
Checks typically arrive within 7 to 10 business days for standard shipping. If you need them faster, expedited options usually deliver in 2 to 3 business days but cost $10 to $15 extra. Track your order using the order number from your confirmation email.
Ordering checks at a Chase branch
Visit any Chase branch and ask a teller or banker to help you order checks. Bring your debit card or account number so they can pull up your account. They will show you available designs and prices, take your payment, and place the order. You will receive the same delivery timeframe as online orders — usually 7 to 10 business days.
Some branches stock basic blue or black checks for immediate pickup, but availability varies by location. Call your branch ahead of time if you need checks urgently and want to know whether they have any in stock. If they do, you can pick them up the same day, though you will still pay the standard price.
What affects the price of your checks
Your account type is the biggest factor. Chase Sapphire Checking, Chase Sapphire Preferred Checking, and some business accounts include free checks or significant discounts. If you have one of these accounts, log into your account or call the number on the back of your card to confirm what you are may have access to to before you order.
The design you choose also matters. Standard checks with your name and account number printed on them cost the least. Checks with a custom image, logo, or specialty pattern cost more. Duplicate checks (where each check has a carbon copy underneath) also cost extra compared to single-copy checks.
Quantity can affect per-box pricing. Ordering multiple boxes at once sometimes qualifies you for a small discount, though Chase does not always advertise this. If you order regularly, ask a banker whether bulk pricing is available for your account.
Reordering checks and automatic delivery
Chase allows you to set up automatic check reorders so you never run out. When you order checks online, you will see an option to "Reorder automatically" at a frequency you choose — typically every 6 or 12 months. If you turn this on, Chase will charge your account and send you a new box on that schedule without you having to place a new order each time.
You can cancel automatic reordering at any time through your account settings or by calling Chase customer service. If you want to change the design or quantity for your next automatic order, log into your account and update the settings before the next shipment is placed.
What to do if your checks arrive damaged or with errors
If your checks arrive with misspelled information, the wrong account number, or physical damage, contact Chase immediately. Call the number on the back of your debit card or visit a branch with the damaged checks. Chase will reorder a replacement box at no charge. Replacement orders usually arrive within 7 to 10 business days.
Do not use checks with errors on them. If you accidentally write a check with incorrect information before you notice the problem, contact your bank right away. They can help you stop payment on that check and issue a replacement.
Alternatives to ordering checks from Chase
You do not have to order checks directly from Chase. Third-party check printers like Deluxe, Costco, and Walmart often charge less — sometimes $10 to $15 per box — and offer more design options. These checks work with your Chase account just like Chase-printed checks do.
To order from a third-party printer, you will need your routing number and account number (both appear on any check or statement). You can find these numbers by logging into Chase.com or calling the number on the back of your card. Third-party checks typically take 7 to 14 business days to arrive, similar to Chase orders.
Digital payment apps and online bill pay have reduced the need for checks for many people. If you write only a few checks per year, you might save money by using Chase bill pay or a payment app instead of ordering a full box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to pay for checks if I have a premium Chase account?
Some premium accounts include free checks or discounts. Chase Sapphire Checking and certain business accounts offer this benefit. Log into your account or call the number on your card to confirm what is included with your specific account type.
Can I order checks with a different name or address than what is on my account?
No. Checks must be printed with the name and address registered to your account. If you need to change this information, update your account details with Chase first, then order the checks. Changes to your account usually take 1 to 3 business days to process.
What if I lose my order number or cannot find my confirmation email?
Log into Chase.com or the mobile app and look for your order history under account settings or the checks section. You can also call Chase customer service with your account number, and they will look up your order and provide the tracking information.
Are checks from third-party printers really the same as Chase checks?
Yes. As long as they have your correct routing number and account number printed on them, third-party checks work identically to checks printed by Chase. Banks do not care who printed the check — they only read the routing and account numbers.
How long do checks stay valid once I receive them?
Checks do not expire, but banks may refuse to cash a check that is more than 6 months old. If someone holds a check for longer than that, the recipient should ask you for a new one. There is no fee to reorder if your old checks become too old to use.