Best Smart Locks for Guest Codes and Access

#1

Guest access is described as flexible, with support for one-time, scheduled, recurring, and time-bounded PIN codes. Reviewers frequently cite this as a practical advantage for visitors, neighbors, cleaners, and deliveries.

#2

Guest access is a strong point: reviews cite up to 50 codes, plus one-time and scheduled codes that can expire automatically for visitors and contractors.

#3

Passcode features are repeatedly highlighted, including multiple household codes, guest sharing, one-time use codes, and scheduled codes for regular visitors; some setups enforce longer minimum PIN lengths.

#4

Guest access is a strong point: reviewers demonstrate one-time codes, scheduled/time-window codes, and the ability to create multiple PINs for different people and scenarios.

#5

Encode supports up to about 100 user PINs plus temporary or recurring schedules, making it well-suited for families, guests, and service providers without handing out physical keys.

#6

Guest access is flexible, with permanent, temporary, scheduled, and one-time code options that reviewers found genuinely useful.

#7

Guest access is strong on paper and in testing, with support for many PINs, scheduled codes, and multiple palm enrollments, making it suitable for families and frequent visitors.

#8

Guest access options are robust, including temporary or scheduled PIN codes and app-based access. Scramble passcode and other convenience/security options are frequently cited.

#9

Guest access features are a strong point: reviews describe virtual keys, guest lists, temporary or scheduled access windows, and easy sharing (often via text/email), with keypad entry available as an...

#10

Guest access is strong in most accounts, with permanent, temporary, and one-time codes commonly supported, plus emergency/duress-style options in some setups. Some reviewers want more granular scheduling rules (like day-of-week...

#11

Guest access is repeatedly described as strong: temporary PINs, scheduled access windows, one-time codes, and shareable eKeys are highlighted as ideal for cleaners, dog walkers, and rentals. Logs tied to...

#12

Guest codes and access were widely supported through PINs, one-time passwords, Apple Home access sharing, NFC fobs, and temporary-user options.

#13

Guest codes are a standout: reviewers highlight easy sharing plus temporary and recurring schedules; capacity is sometimes cited as 250 codes while other reviews describe effectively unlimited code creation depending...

#14

Guest access is robust, including multiple user PINs, time-restricted or one-time codes, and in some cases offline codes or shared digital keys depending on platform.

#15

Access sharing is a strength: reviews mention temporary, scheduled, one-time, offline codes, and app-based sharing options; however, some find the onboarding and messaging flow confusing for casual guests.

#16

Guest access is handled via PINs and temporary passes in the app, aimed at deliveries, pet sitters, and short-term visitors without sharing a physical key.

#17

Guest access is a key strength in many reviews, with support for multiple PINs, scheduling, and expiration for renters or service providers. A notable counterpoint is that some testers saw...

#18

Guest access options commonly include always-on users, scheduled access windows, and one-time or one-pass codes, making it suitable for cleaners, visitors, and rentals.

#19

Guest access features are a highlight: reviewers cite one-time, temporary, and scheduled PIN codes and easy sharing, though some note restrictions (temporary access may be PIN-only, and permission tiers/time restrictions...

#20

Code-based guest access is a major strength, with up to 100 codes mentioned and options for temporary or scheduled access in the Schlage app. Several reviews note occasional quirks in...

#21

Guest access is a strong point on paper: multiple PINs, temporary codes, and other credential types (such as NFC fobs) are supported. Execution can feel clunky in Smart Life, and...

#22

Guest access is flexible with one-time and temporary codes and shareable passes, and HomeKit can also generate guest codes. A recurring day-of-week/time window schedule is a noted limitation in several...

#23

Guest access options include app-based invites, shareable passes, NFC cards/fobs, and keypad PINs if you add the keypad. The main downside is friction when guests must install the Level app,...

#24

Guest access is a major strength when paired with the keypad: reviews mention temporary, scheduled, and one-time code options and the ability to invite others to use the app as...

#25

Obsidian stores up to 16 codes on the standalone model and up to 30 codes on connected versions, with 4 to 8 digits per code; code limits and scheduling features...

#26

There are no guest PIN codes or keypad codes; guest access is primarily fingerprint enrollment. Reviewers note this can be inconvenient for short-term visitors or rentals if guests cannot enroll...