About Gate Key

Designed for businesses of all sizes, Gate Key is a cloud-based visitor management software that helps print entry passes, handle permits and transponders, and notify residents on guest arrival. Key features include third-party integrations, a watch list, customizable reports, and ID scanning. The tool allows administrators to view and update guard information and send message blasts to everyone in the community. Gate Key enables supervisors to track additional items such as parking spaces, boat docks, and lockers.

Gate Key Pricing

Pricing starts at $95 per month. Contact Gate Key for further pricing details.

Starting price:

$95.00 per month

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Gate Key Reviews

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5.0

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Blake

Real Estate, 51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review Source: Capterra

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Reviewed August 2019

Painless Visitor Management

We rolled it out in 3 communities to manage the guests for residents and the guards use it to let guests into the communities.

PROS

With so many other systems I have to learn and administer as a property manager, Gate Key is unbelievably easy for both me, our guards, and the residents to use. That means no calls to me and I love that part. I can send credentials and send blasts out to everyone in the system with a click. I never hear of it being down and there are no "bugs" in the system. I can use it on the terminal server at work, the Ipad on the road, and my mac at home. All software should be this easy to use.

CONS

There are some features that others have that Gate Key does not, but the other one crash, but I prefer 100% uptime to the latest shiny object.

Reason for choosing Gate Key

Easy of use and cost

Reasons for switching to Gate Key

dwelling was just to difficult to use, required our own smtp server, and cost way too much.