
A 2am lockout and a master key system for a property manager, both landing on the same record.
Online booking
Move-in rekeys, deadbolt installs and lock changes sit on your page at a real price, so the planned half of your week fills up without a phone call.
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See the whole day, put the emergency where it truly fits, and give the customer standing on their own porch a time you can actually make.
Learn moreThe number is agreed while they are still on the phone and it travels on the job, so the conversation on the step is about the lock rather than about what this is going to cost.
Hours and days off belong to the person, not to a wishful roster, so a call at three in the morning is only ever offered to somebody who is actually awake and covering it.
Half of this work is a second visit. What went in last time, which keyway it takes and what you were told about the tenancy are all on the property, not in your head.
Built for locksmiths
A customer is standing on their own porch at 2am. The job carries the address, the time you promised and a price agreed before you touch the door.
New owners book the whole-house rekey the week they close, at a price they can see on the page instead of one you have to quote by phone.
The property manager books the change between tenants, and the job files itself against that unit rather than against the management company.
Grade-rated deadbolts on a front door, priced per door with the keying noted, accepted online before you order a thing.
One key for the manager, one per suite, quoted by the door so twelve doors and three doors are the same estimate with a different count.
A patented keyway with a key register: every key cut, who signed for it and when, on a record you can put in front of the client.
A keypad or connected deadbolt fitted and handed over, with the model and the codes noted on the property, not on a sticky note.
Priced on the phone, confirmed on site. Notes and photos land on the record, which pays for itself when that safe comes back.
Short work that only pays if it is near where you already are, so it fills the gap between two booked jobs instead of a morning.
One client, many buildings. Each entrance keeps its own visits and its own keyway, so nothing gets filed against the wrong door.
An office with twelve doors: rekey what is already there, new cylinders on one shared key, or a full restricted system with a key register.
Cylinders, keys cut and labor are lines with a count and a rate, so a twelve-door job is the three-door job with a bigger number.
They accept online by typing their name, and the accepted estimate becomes the booking with every line already on it.
The estimate number is fixed the moment it goes out, so your copy and the property manager’s copy are the same document.
Pro puts all three on one document with your pick marked recommended, so the property manager chooses on the spot instead of waiting for a callback. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
Turnovers and system work come in two weeks out. A page with no slots left reads like a business that closed, which is the opposite of the truth.
With the calendar full your page asks instead of closing, and the request arrives as a thread with the address and the doors on it.
Accept and it becomes a real booking with the details attached. Decline and it closes cleanly, no phone call either way.
A request is a conversation, so you can settle who owns the door before you agree to open it rather than after.
Tenant handed the keys back Friday. Can you change both locks before the new one moves in?
Open slots are scored by the driving each one adds, so the emergency lands closest to where you already are. You still pick it.
Managing agents and building managers are held as a single customer with every property under them, so a changeover files against the right entrance and the invoice still goes to the office.
Thirty minutes in daylight is not thirty minutes at two in the morning. Claim the ground you cover and the rest has to ask first.
A job hollered down the phone at 2am and one booked two weeks out end up on the same record: accepted, attended, done, paid.
Accepted, on the way, on site, done. The stranger on the porch and the office rekey move through the same statuses.
Drag the rekey to Thursday and the address, the doors and the notes go with it. Moving work is free on every plan.
Notes and photos say which cylinder went in and how you got past the old one, which is exactly what you get asked a year later.
Emergency work gets settled right there on the porch. Recording cash or a transfer costs nothing at all, and cards are the Pro part.
Mark it paid at the curb and the receipt goes out on its own. No plan is involved in that part, ever.
Charge the card against the job, or send a request the customer pays from their own phone while you pack the van.
A restricted system can be split into a leg now and the rest at handover. That happens on the job, never at a checkout.
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It depends where you work. Fifteen states license locksmiths statewide, including California through the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services and Texas through the DPS Private Security Bureau; the rest leave it to the city or do not regulate it at all. Bookables does not check that for you, but your license number can sit on your booking page and on every estimate.
They can, though most will call. Your page earns more from the planned work. Set emergency entry as request-only and it lands as a thread with the address on it, so you can accept or decline in one tap and get moving.
That check is yours, and no software should pretend to make it for you. What Bookables does is keep it. Photograph the ID or the lease, attach it to the booking with a note, and the evidence stays on the job and on the customer for good.
Yes. Charge the card against the job right there in the app, or send a payment request the customer settles from their phone before you pull away. Cards come with Pro. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on any plan.
Every property is held under the customer as its own subject, so the keyway, the cylinder sizes and every visit to that door live together. Internal notes and attachments are never shown to the customer, which is what makes them safe to keep.
Yes. Claim the counties you cover and an address outside them cannot book itself in, it arrives as a request instead. Nothing charges more for the longer drive; it just keeps 2am from deciding how your morning goes.