

Buy a Pop-A-Lock Franchise
Pop-A-Lock is a national locksmith franchise founded in 1991 by law enforcement officers, specializing in emergency automotive lock services and serving thousands of communities across the U.S. and Canada with over 450 franchise locations. The brand offers a comprehensive range of services including emergency lockout assistance, car door unlocking, key duplication, ignition repair, rekeying, and residential and commercial locksmith services. Pop-A-Lock is known for its quick, affordable, and reliable service, backed by proprietary tools and techniques and a strong community safety focus through its PALSavesKidsâ„¢ program, which provides free emergency car door unlocking to rescue children accidentally locked in vehicles.
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Why buy a Pop-A-Lock Franchise?
Buying a Pop-A-Lock franchise offers entry into a proven, scalable business with a trusted brand, low initial investment ($170K–$228K), and a growing market. Franchisees gain access to advanced technology, strong brand recognition, and a unique community-focused program, making it an attractive opportunity for those seeking a reliable, service-oriented franchise with long-term growth potential.
Pop-A-Lock Franchise Costs & Information
Based on 2024 data reported in the 2025 FDD
Brand Profile
Year Founded
1991
Franchising Since
1994
New Startup Cost
$117,566 – $190,611
Avg. Resale Price
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Franchise Fees
Initial franchise Fee
$23,000 – $63,000
for new territories
Transfer Fee
$11,500
Royalty Fee
7%
of Total Gross Sales
Marketing Fee
1%
of Gross Sales

- * Based on 2024 data reported in the 2025 FDD
Unit Performance
Total Units *
316
New Units Opened *
1
Units Transferred *
12
Avg. Unit revenue *
Not Disclosed

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