These terms cover the free trial and use of this website. Checkmate UK is a trading name of Checkmate Auditor Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, company number 12393934, registered office 12A Fir Road, Bramhall, Stockport, SK7 2NP. If you have any questions, call 07882 236560 or email rhys@checkmate-uk.co.uk.
Free 2-week trial
- It's completely free. There's no charge for the trial, no set-up fee and no card details needed.
- You're under no obligation. At the end of the trial you decide whether to carry on. We only start invoicing if you tell us you want to continue.
- Devices and tags. Any Checkmate devices, tags or labels we provide for the trial remain our property. If you decide not to continue, we may ask for them back.
- Your checks are yours. Checkmate gives you the system to do and record your own safety checks. It isn't an inspection or audit service, and it doesn't replace the expert inspections your equipment needs by law. You stay responsible for your checks and for acting on any defects found.
Pricing
- Plans start from £100 per site per month, plus VAT. We'll confirm the price for your setup before you agree to anything.
- Every plan includes unlimited users.
- There's no minimum contract. You can cancel whenever you like.
Using this website
- The articles, guides and free checklists on this site are general information to help you, not legal or professional advice. Always check the requirements that apply to your own equipment and workplace, for example HSE guidance and your own risk assessments.
- We work hard to keep the information accurate and up to date, but we can't guarantee it's complete or error-free.
- You're welcome to download and use our free checklists in your own business. Please don't resell them or pass them off as your own.
- Our liability is not limited where the law doesn't allow it to be, for example for death or personal injury caused by our negligence.
Your information
How we handle the details you send us is explained in our privacy policy.
Changes
We may update these terms from time to time. The date at the top shows when they were last changed. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.