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Last updated 2026-04-20

RemoteLock Pricing

Pricing tiers, booking fees, and what is included at each level. This is source-linked pricing, not a promise the vendor page is unchanged. From $6/listing • No free trial.

At a glance

From $6/listing • No free trial

Per-lock pricing at $6/lock/month (Premium, billed annually) or $12/lock/month (Enterprise). Hardware costs additional (~$279+ per compatible smart lock).

Plans and tiers

Premium

$6/lock/mo

Billed annually; hardware extra (~$279+ per lock)

All portfolio sizes

Includes

  • Centralized cloud access control across all locks
  • PMS integrations for automated guest code delivery
  • Scheduled access (check-in/check-out windows)
  • Mobile app + web dashboard
  • Audit log of all lock events

Best for: STR operators with 5+ properties wanting reliable smart-lock automation at the lowest per-lock rate

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Enterprise

$12/lock/mo

Hardware extra; volume discounts on hardware available

Larger portfolios needing advanced features

Includes

  • Everything in Premium
  • Advanced reporting and analytics
  • Priority customer support
  • Custom integrations and API workflows
  • SSO and team-management features

Best for: Property management companies running 25+ properties needing enterprise-grade access control + reporting

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How RemoteLock charges

Pricing model
Per-listing. Your cost scales linearly with portfolio size.
Free trial
No

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