FREE LOCKSMITH CRM · FOREVER

Free locksmith CRM — every lockout, rekey and install on one record.

A locksmith comes back to the same doors for years. What matters at each one is the hardware — the Schlage deadbolt rekeyed in March, the commercial storefront with six doors on one master, the quote for a smart lock the owner is still thinking about — not just a name and a number. Neuron keeps it on one record and never charges for it.

  • $0 forever
  • No seat fee
  • Nothing expires
  • Card never asked

Free locksmith CRM + free locksmith website. Forever.

Run customers, jobs and your website for $0. Add the AI receptionist for after-hours lockouts when you're ready.

Free locksmith tools, forever

Free locksmith CRM — every door on one record.

Core keeps every customer, every property and every job — the rekey after a tenant moved out, the storefront that calls twice a year, the smart-lock quote a homeowner is still weighing — moving through one pipeline from first call to closed job. No seat fee, no expiring trial, nothing disappears if you never add anything on top.

A free locksmith landing page, built for lockout and rekey searches.

A driver locked out at midnight gives a site a few seconds, so Free Core puts the whole answer on one landing page at your Neuron subdomain, with hosting and a certificate included: the work you take — emergency lockouts, rekeying, commercial locks, car keys — why to call you, your reviews, the area you cover, the questions callers ask and a request form, each a section of that page. The full multi-page site, with separate service pages, comes with a paid plan.

Free scheduling — one calendar for the 2 am lockout and the Tuesday rekey.

An emergency at midnight and a scheduled commercial job next week have to live on the same calendar, or one gets forgotten. Every job gets an arrival window the customer can plan around, and every job shows up in the same place instead of a phone note and a whiteboard that disagree by Thursday.

What a locksmith record holds

  • Property and access notes — gate codes, which door, who to call
  • Lock brand, model and keyway on each door
  • Rekey and replacement history by date, with the cylinders re-pinned
  • Quotes, including the ones declined
  • Parts and cylinders used on previous visits
  • Follow-ups with a real next step attached

The same CRM, booking, dispatch and technician portal — see the full breakdown.

In the CRM

How a locksmith call turns into a paid job

StepWhat the dispatcher seesWhat the technician sees
1CallA new request with the caller, the reason and service location, lock or vehicle details, authorization notes and past service history, plus the call transcript.Nothing yet — the request is not assigned to a technician until it is booked.
2RecordThe customer record: lock & key records, notes and the job history.The same record, before the visit — what was done last time and what the caller said.
3JobThe job on the calendar — ETA windows, technician location, service type and after-hours availability.Assigned to a technician dispatched to the property or vehicle, with the address, the reason and the arrival window.
4InvoiceThe invoice and payment link on the same job, with the Payments department from Silver.Marks the job complete; the invoice goes out from the same record.

AI receptionist

What your locksmith callers say — and who picks up

The receptionist answers high-intent callers who dial the next locksmith within a minute, asks what the job needs and books it into the CRM with the caller's details.

  • Caller

    “I am locked out of my car.”

  • Caller

    “I need the locks rekeyed today.”

  • Caller

    “Can someone unlock my front door?”

  • Caller

    “My key broke off in the lock.”

  • Caller

    “I just moved in and want every lock changed.”

  • Caller

    “The shop's back door won't lock and I'm closing up.”

What your locksmith business gets free, and what Copper adds

Free

$0 forever

  • AI Receptionist · Call the demo receptionist
  • Website · 1 landing page
  • Domain · Neuron 3rd-level
  • Production · 1 technician
  • CRM · Basic workspace
  • Cabinet users · 1 user
  • Sites · 1 site

Copper

$99/mo

  • Website · No page limit
  • Your own domain · Buy through Neuron or connect yours
  • CRM · Included
  • Business line · 1 number (standard local)
  • AI Receptionist · 300 min / month
  • Receptionist languages · 2 languages
  • Outgoing SMS · 300 / month
  • Cabinet users · 2 users
  • Sites · 1 site
  • SEO core · 30 pages per site

Silver and Gold add more lines, minutes and the Marketing department — see all plans.

Moving from Jobber or Housecall Pro?

Bring your customers, their properties and the lock history on each door over; the free CRM keeps working whether or not you ever add the receptionist.

Locksmith CRM FAQ

Why does the lock hardware matter more than the contact?

Because the job depends on it. A Schlage deadbolt rekeyed six months ago is a five-minute return; a storefront with six doors on one master is a scheduled half-day. Keeping the hardware on the property record puts that in front of whoever picks up the phone.

Can it track commercial accounts with multiple doors?

Yes. A property holds any number of doors, each with its own hardware notes, and jobs attach to the door they were done on. The master-key schedule lives on the account, not in a binder.

What happens to a declined quote?

It stays on the record with its notes and date. When the owner calls back about the smart lock, the quote is already there — you're not rebuilding it from memory.

Is this for a one-van locksmith?

Yes. Free Core is built for one van: customers, properties, hardware, booking and a website, without paying for a phone system or AI first. Add Copper when missed night calls start costing you jobs.

Who answers a lockout at 2 am?

With Copper, the AI receptionist: it asks whether it is a home, a business or a vehicle, says the technician will check ID and proof of access on site, takes the exact address, offers the soonest opening and texts the confirmation. Without it, calls forward to your phone as they do today.

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