Checkget

ChatGPT in a keyboard shortcut on any website

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What is Checkget?

Checkget is a Chrome, Edge and Firefox extension that opens ChatGPT on any website with Cmd+K or Alt+K, then summarizes, translates, rewrites or explains whatever text is selected. Free tier runs on GPT-3.5; paid plans add GPT-4 and higher daily request limits.

Checkget is a browser extension that puts ChatGPT behind a keyboard shortcut, so the assistant is available on whatever page you happen to be reading, writing or working in. Press Cmd+K on a Mac or Alt+K on Windows and a panel opens on top of the current site, which removes the copy, tab switch and paste cycle that usually sits between a question and an answer. It runs in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. The tool is built around text that already exists on screen. Select a passage and trigger the shortcut, and Checkget reads the context to decide what kind of help is needed: drafting a reply to an email, explaining a block of code, or rewriting a paragraph. From there it can summarize, translate, correct spelling and grammar, expand or shorten text, rephrase it, or shift the tone of voice, with a style switcher for moving between those options. For people who live in their browser rather than a dedicated chat app, that is the main draw: the assistant follows you instead of waiting in another window. Pricing is tiered by volume rather than features for the lower plans. The free tier allows 30 requests per day with 5 rounds of conversation on GPT-3.5. Pro at 4.99 dollars per month raises that to 200 requests and adds GPT-4 access, with each GPT-4 call counted as 5 requests. Premium and Ultimate climb to 500 and 1500 requests. Yearly billing is discounted, and the site publicises a Black Friday promotion of up to 50 percent off. A local mode lets users enter their own API key so requests go straight to ChatGPT, which is the option to pick if routing text through a third party is a concern. The audience is broad: writers, support staff, developers and anyone who regularly drafts text in web forms and inboxes. It competes with sidebar extensions and with ChatGPT itself, and its case rests on speed and context rather than on deeper reasoning. Users who need image generation, file analysis or long research sessions will still end up in the full ChatGPT interface.

How do you use Checkget?

  1. 1Install the extension for your browser
    Add Checkget from the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge Addons or Mozilla Add-ons. The homepage links to all three listings.
  2. 2Open the assistant with the shortcut
    On any website, press Cmd+K on a Mac or Alt+K on Windows to bring up the Checkget panel over the page.
  3. 3Select text and let it detect the task
    Highlight a passage, such as an email or a code snippet, then trigger the shortcut. Checkget reads the context and proposes the matching action.
  4. 4Adjust the style or tone
    Use the style switcher to move between summarize, translate, shorten, lengthen, rephrase or a different tone of voice before accepting the result.
  5. 5Choose local mode if privacy matters
    Add your own ChatGPT API key in the settings to send requests directly to ChatGPT instead of through the default path.
  6. 6Pick a paid tier if you hit the limits
    When the 30 daily requests on the free plan run out, upgrade to Pro or above for GPT-4 and a higher daily allowance.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works inside any website or web app, so no tab switching or copy and paste is neededAI
  • Automatic scenario detection picks a sensible action for emails, code and general proseAI
  • Local mode accepts a personal API key for users who want requests to bypass the serviceAI
  • Free tier with 30 daily requests is enough to judge whether the shortcut habit sticksAI
  • Dark mode and a style switcher make repeated rewriting sessions less tediousAI

Cons

  • Free tier is limited to GPT-3.5 and 5 conversation rounds, which caps anything resembling a real back and forthAI
  • GPT-4 usage on paid plans is charged at 5 requests per call, so the advertised daily limits shrink fastAI
  • No mobile apps: it is browser bound, so work on phones and tablets is out of reachAI
  • Feature and integration detail beyond the shortcut workflow is thin, with no documented API for building on topAI

How much does Checkget cost?

Pricing

Free forever with 30 requests per day, 5 conversation rounds and GPT-3.5. Pro costs 4.99 dollars per month for 200 requests and GPT-4 access (billed at 5 requests per call), Premium 9.98 dollars for 500 requests, and Ultimate 29.98 dollars for 1500 requests. Yearly billing saves between 24 and 120 dollars. Payments run through Stripe.

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Support

Support is tiered by plan: community support on the free tier, email support on Pro, and priority support on Premium and Ultimate.

Integrations

Delivered as browser extensions for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, so it works alongside any site or web based software open in those browsers.

Features

A keyboard shortcut (Cmd+K or Alt+K) opens ChatGPT on top of any website or web app. Selected text is analyzed automatically, and the tool can summarize, translate, fix spelling and grammar, expand, shorten, rephrase or change tone. Includes a style switcher, dark mode, encrypted transfer, and a local mode that connects straight to ChatGPT using a personal API key.

Frequently asked questions about Checkget

  • How much does Checkget cost?
    Free forever with 30 requests per day, 5 conversation rounds and GPT-3.5. Pro costs 4.99 dollars per month for 200 requests and GPT-4 access (billed at 5 requests per call), Premium 9.98 dollars for 500 requests, and Ultimate 29.98 dollars for 1500 requests. Yearly billing saves between 24 and 120 dollars. Payments run through Stripe.
  • How do you use Checkget?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Install the extension for your browser 2. Open the assistant with the shortcut 3. Select text and let it detect the task 4. Adjust the style or tone 5. Choose local mode if privacy matters 6. Pick a paid tier if you hit the limits.
  • What platforms does Checkget support?
    Checkget is available on Browser extension.
  • What does Checkget integrate with?
    Delivered as browser extensions for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, so it works alongside any site or web based software open in those browsers.
  • What are the limitations of Checkget?
    Free tier is limited to GPT-3.5 and 5 conversation rounds, which caps anything resembling a real back and forth. GPT-4 usage on paid plans is charged at 5 requests per call, so the advertised daily limits shrink fast. No mobile apps: it is browser bound, so work on phones and tablets is out of reach.

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Added10/21/2026

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