About
More Keys. More Freedom.
A car key kiosk with a slot on the front.
Where this is today
Early. The brand exists, the catalog rules are set, and the first machines are being placed. No kiosk is open to the public yet.
There is no location count, review score or founding date here. Inventing any of those is the fastest way to lose the only thing a key business runs on.
What the kiosks do
A kiosk sells push-to-start fobs for five of the most common models, fob batteries and hide-a-key boxes. They drop out of the slot when you pay.
Any other car key is scanned at the kiosk and shipped in 24 hours, 48 for difficult keys. Fob programming and car lockouts, including business and fleet vehicles, are dispatched right away. Cars only: no home, office or building lockouts.
The one rule
You see what you get and the price before you pay.
What the kiosk refuses
Everything we have written down
GetKey Assist is this site’s assistant, and the page behind that link is its knowledge base — a closed index of the whole site — every explainer and every service page with a one-line summary, in one list. It is not a running feed and nothing in it expires.
Open the index ·Common questions
Where are the kiosks?
The locations page is the live list. A machine appears there as soon as it is placed, and its address, photo and map fill in as they are confirmed.
That page is the answer to this question at any given moment, which is why this one does not repeat it.
Are you a franchise?
No. These are our own machines in our own operation, not licensed units.
Terms on this page
- Self-service kiosk
- A machine inside a host business that sells car fobs, fob batteries and hide-a-key boxes on the spot and scans any other car key to ship. No appointment and no counter staff.
- On the spot
- Stocked products that drop out of the slot when you pay: push-to-start fobs for five top models, fob batteries and hide-a-key boxes.
- Shipped fulfillment
- Any other car key, scanned at the kiosk and shipped: 24 hours standard, 48 hours for difficult keys.