Best Smart Locks for Airbnbs 2022

August's flagship lock works with both Z-Wave and HomeKit-based smart home systems. It allows you to easily extend access to guests through the August smartphone app. Though available without it, you'll want to get the model with the included August Connect Wi-Fi bridge, which allows remote access directly to your lock in case you need it.

Yale is a name you'll probably recognize if you've ever purchased a standard lock as they have been in the game since 1840. Yale's keypad smart lock allows you to create codes for specific guests to let them in, and it also completely keyless, meaning you don't have to worry about keeping track of where your backup keys went. The best feature is its lifetime warranty, which is critical if you have tons of traffic in your place.

The Schlage Encode combines modern smart technology with traditional door lock styling. This lock comes in two finishes, satin nickel, and aged bronze — and both install in a matter of minutes. The built-in keypad can store up to 100 codes at a time, and of course, Wi-Fi connectivity allows you and your guests' convenient app and voice access.

Yale's Assure Lever Lock works on interior doors to prevent access to specific rooms keeping your stuff private and safe. Remote access allows you to lock the door from afar just in case you forgot before renting out your pad, and it can send notifications if your guests figure out the passcode or for any entry.

Though it doesn't support HomeKit or Z-Wave, August's basic smart lock is nevertheless a capable option for Airbnb hosts. Again, you'll want to pick up the model with the included August Connect for remote access. However, it also allows you to control the lock using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

This HomeKit-compatible smart lock from Vocolinc features both standard key entry and a touchscreen number pad to enter codes. Create multiple codes, quickly delete all codes if needed, and even use Siri to check on the status from almost anywhere. The only downside? Remote access only works with Apple's HomeKit, so your guests will need to rely on a key or code if they don't use iOS.