Are there any comparison sites that focus on checking accounts for everyday spending?

Yes — there are comparison sites that are useful for checking accounts geared toward everyday spending, though many broad “best bank” sites mix checking, savings, and credit cards together.

Here are some good places to look:

• NerdWallet – Good filters and clear breakdowns for checking accounts, including fee-free and ATM access features.
• Bankrate – Strong for comparing checking account fees, minimums, overdraft policies, and APYs.
• The College Investor – Helpful if you want accounts with low fees and simple everyday-use features.
• Finder – Often compares online checking accounts and cash management accounts well.
• DepositAccounts – Good for comparing banks and credit unions, including checking account details.
• MyBankTracker – Focuses on bank account comparisons, with useful fee and feature comparisons.

If your main goal is everyday spending, the most important things to compare are:

• monthly fees
• direct deposit requirements
• ATM access and fee reimbursement
• overdraft policies
• debit card availability
• branch access, if you need in-person banking
• mobile app quality
• Zelle/peer-to-peer payment support

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist of the best comparison sites by country, or
2. a checklist for choosing a checking account for daily use.