BoltLock Smart Entry fits keypad and app-controlled deadbolts to the door you already own. Guest codes that expire on their own, auto-lock on a timer you set instead of hoping someone pulled the door shut, and an access log you can actually read.
Illustrative demo listing. Hardware and pricing examples only — nothing here prevents crime or promises protection, and no outcome is guaranteed. BoltLock Smart Entry is not a law-enforcement agency or an emergency service.
Thirty-one pages, no fluff: what separates a $149 retrofit from a $329 fingerprint deadbolt, how to measure your door before you order, and the exact code setups short-term-stay hosts use for guests, cleaners and contractors.
One of these four fits your door. The guide walks you through picking between them — and the quote tells you what it runs at your address.
Most requestedTypically $199 – $279
Backlit keypad, graded deadbolt hardware, and a physical key override in the same body. Set a household code, a dog-walker code, and a one-time code for the Saturday furniture delivery.
Hands full? Use a fingerTypically $249 – $329
A reader on the thumb-turn side for the people who live there, keypad codes for everyone else. Popular with parents in Grand Rapids and Boise whose kids get home before they do.
Keep your keysTypically $149 – $199
Mounts over the interior thumb-turn of the deadbolt you already own. The exterior of the door does not change — which is why it is the go-to for renters in Chicago and Somerville who need the landlord to say yes.
Multi-door sitesQuoted per opening
Storefronts, clinics, and small offices with shift schedules. Codes tied to roles instead of people, so a closing manager in Nashville is not texting a shared PIN around at 9 p.m.
Prices are illustrative examples, not offers. Actual hardware and installation pricing varies by model, door condition, market and the number of openings.
Four steps, no showroom visit. The shield below walks the perimeter as you scroll — it rides its own lane and never crosses the text.
Send a photo of your deadbolt and door edge. We tell you which of the four hardware families actually fits — including when the honest answer is a $149 retrofit instead of a new lock.
Book a licensed installer where your state or city requires one, or take the DIY route with the illustrated guide. Most single-door swaps are a screwdriver and about 25 minutes.
Household codes that never expire, a cleaner code good Thursdays 9–12, a one-time contractor code. We ship a starter plan you can edit in the app.
Auto-lock, low-battery alerts, and a per-user access history. Optional professional monitoring can be added later under its own separate contract; any police or fire dispatch follows local permit rules and your municipality's dispatch policy, not ours.
Built for changeover dayIf you run a short-term stay in Asheville, Galveston or Scottsdale, the code schedule is the whole job. BoltLock hardware lets you build it once and stop thinking about it.
Issue the last four of the guest’s phone number, set the window to the stay, and let it switch itself off at 11:00 AM Sunday. Extend a night in two taps if plans change.
Cleaner every Thursday 9–12. Pool tech every other Monday. Handyman gets a one-time code that dies after a single unlock.
The retrofit module clamps to the inside of an existing deadbolt. Nothing is drilled, the exterior is untouched, and it comes off at move-out — which is usually what a landlord actually needs to hear.
A straight swap on a standard bore is a Phillips screwdriver and about twenty-five minutes. Doors that have settled, commercial openings, and anything on a fire-rated assembly should go to an installer who holds the license your jurisdiction requires.
~25 min per door, typicalWe host a two-bedroom near the Blue Ridge Parkway and the lockbox was a nightmare every single changeover. Now each booking gets its own code that switches off at checkout. My cleaner has her own. I have not driven over to let anyone in since March.
Two kids, one bus stop, and a front door key that lived in a backpack. The keypad ended that. The part I did not expect was the log — I can see the 3:14 p.m. entry and stop wondering.
I rent, so a drilled door was never happening. The retrofit module clamps onto the deadbolt I already had, my landlord signed off in one email, and my original keys still work for my roommate.
Testimonials are illustrative composites written for this demo listing. They describe individual experiences and are not a prediction of your result.
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