--- title: "Smart Door Lock Statistics 2026: Adoption, Sales and Security" date: 2026-06-23 author: "Supriya Gharat" featured_image: "https://xtendedview.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/smart-door-lock-statistics-adoption-sales-security-1.jpg" categories: - name: "Technology" url: "/category/technology.md" tags: - name: "Statistics" url: "/tag/statistics.md" --- # Smart Door Lock Statistics 2026: Adoption, Sales and Security Smart door lock ownership reached approximately **11%** of US internet households in Q2 2025, according to Parks Associates. Parks Associates had put ownership at **11%** of US Internet households, or over **12 million** households, in July 2022. These smart door lock statistics show ownership has barely moved between the two readings. Parks Associates names the perception that existing locks work well enough and do not require replacement as the most significant barrier. Allegion’s electronic products revenue reached **$1,075.1 million** in 2025, up from **$946.4 million** in 2024. Among households with a security system, **25%** own a smart door lock, compared to **3%** of households without one. Below: ownership, buying intent, the lock makers, recorded security flaws, the Aliro standard and prices. ## Key Takeaways - Approximately **11%** of US internet households owned a smart door lock in Q2 2025, and smart garage door openers reached the same adoption level. - Households with a security system own smart door locks at **25%**, against **3%** of households without security systems. - Parks Associates reported in July 2022 that **29%** of US broadband households reported an intent to purchase a smart door lock in the next six months, up from **21%** in 2018. - Allegion’s electronic products revenue grew **13.6%** in 2025, from **$946.4 million** to **$1,075.1 million**. - Fortune Brands paid **$800 million** for Emtek, Schaub and the US and Canadian Yale and August residential smart lock business, which had **$410 million** combined FY 2022 sales. - In the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Vulnerability Database (NVD), CVE-2022-32509, a Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 flaw, scores **8.8** (HIGH). ## Editor’s Choice - Smart door lock ownership, Q2 2025: approximately **11%** of US internet households. - US households owning a smart door lock, reported July 2022: over **12 million**. - Allegion electronic products revenue, 2025: **$1,075.1 million**. - ASSA ABLOY’s Spectrum Brands deal: a **$4.3 billion** acquisition of the Hardware and Home Improvement division. - Aliro 1.0 backing: over **220** Member companies. - LG Smart Deadbolt Lock starting price: **$349.95** (US). ## Smart Door Lock Statistics on US Household Ownership - Smart door lock ownership reached approximately **11%** of US internet households in Q2 2025. - Smart garage door openers reached the same adoption level after several years of gradual growth. - Parks Associates reported in July 2022 that **11%** of US Internet households, or over **12 million** households, owned a smart door lock. - That **11%** rate was nearly double the adoption rate five years earlier. | Smart access measure | Share of US internet households | Period | |---|---|---| | Smart door lock ownership | about 11% | Q2 2025 | | Smart garage door opener ownership | 11% | Published March 2026 | | Smart door lock ownership | 11% | Published July 2022 | *Source: Parks Associates, 2022 and 2026* ### How many homes have a smart lock? Parks Associates counted over **12 million** US households owning a smart door lock in July 2022. Its Q2 2025 reading put ownership at approximately **11%** of US internet households. That 2022 figure is the most recent household count captured for this article. ### About This Data - Compiled from **18** sources: **13** company filings, government records and official releases, plus **5** research and industry-body publications. - Sources are dated March 2016 to October 2026, and only primary publishers qualified. - Figures are reviewed on a rolling basis and updated when sources publish new editions. ## Allegion Electronic Lock Revenue Statistics - Allegion’s [2025 annual report](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1579241/000110465926044606/tm263752d2_ars.pdf) puts electronic products revenue at **$965.0 million** in 2023, **$946.4 million** in 2024 and **$1,075.1 million** in 2025. - Electronic products revenue grew **13.6%** in 2025, the fastest of Allegion’s three product categories that year. - Electronic products made up **26.4%** of Allegion’s **$4,067.3 million** total net revenues in 2025. - Allegion counts electronic and electrified locks, access control systems and exit devices as electronic products, across residential and non-residential uses. - Excluding businesses acquired in 2025, Americas net revenues from residential products decreased by a low-single digits percent in 2025, driven by lower volumes. - In the Americas segment, net revenues from the sale of electronic products increased by a low-double digits percent compared to 2024. - Schlage, in collaboration with Airbnb, was the first to launch the airkey integration, connecting Schlage smart locks and Airbnb accounts for guest check-ins. 2023 to 2025 · 2023, 2024 and 2025 · Source: Allegion plc Annual Report 2025 (Form 10-K) Allegion · 2025 Allegion Net Revenues by Product ($ millions) 2023 to 2025 · 2023, 2024 and 2025 2023 2024 2025 2,800 2,100 1,400 700 0 2,436.3 2,572.2 2,713.9 965 946.4 1,075.1 249.5 253.6 278.3 Mechanical products Electronic products Services and software 2023 · 2,436.3 2024 · 2,572.2 2025 · 2,713.9 2023 · 965 2024 · 946.4 2025 · 1,075.1 2023 · 249.5 2024 · 253.6 2025 · 278.3 SOURCE Allegion plc Annual Report 2025 (Form 10-K) View the data| Product category | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |---|---|---|---| | Mechanical products | 2,436.3 | 2,572.2 | 2,713.9 | | Electronic products | 965.0 | 946.4 | 1,075.1 | | Services and software | 249.5 | 253.6 | 278.3 | > **By the numbers:** Allegion’s electronic products revenue climbed from **$946.4 million** in 2024 to **$1,075.1 million** in 2025, while mechanical products rose from **$2,572.2 million** to **$2,713.9 million** and services and software from **$253.6 million** to **$278.3 million**. Electronic products are growing faster from a smaller base. ## Recent Developments - **October 13, 2026:** Apple announced Apple Home Collection, including LG’s Smart Deadbolt Lock, which uses Ultra Wideband technology to unlock as a user with a home key on a compatible iPhone or Apple Watch walks up. - **October 13, 2026:** Apple said the new smart lock is Matter compatible and supports Aliro, working entirely locally so core access functions continue without an internet connection. - **July 28, 2026:** The NIST National Vulnerability Database published CVE-2026-16581, covering igloohome Smart Lock Mobile App versions 3.2.3 and prior. - **July 23, 2026:** Allegion reported second-quarter 2026 net revenues of **$1,151.5 million**, with Americas segment revenues up **11.8%**. - **July 23, 2026:** Allegion said its Americas residential business was up high-single digits organically in the quarter. ## Smart Lock Purchase Intent and Adoption Barriers - Parks Associates reported in July 2022 that **29%** of US broadband households reported an intent to purchase a smart door lock in the next six months. - That intent was up from **21%** in 2018. - Parks Associates names the most significant barrier as the perception that existing locks and garage door systems work well enough and do not require replacement. - Intent near **29%** against ownership near **11%** points to a large gap between interest and actual purchases. | Parks Associates measure | Value | Base | Period | |---|---|---|---| | Intent to buy a smart door lock in the next six months | 29% | US broadband households | Published July 2022 | | Intent to buy a smart door lock in the next six months | 21% | US broadband households | 2018 | | Households owning a smart door lock | over 12 million | US internet households | Published July 2022 | *Source: Parks Associates, July 2022* ### What are the downsides of smart door locks? Parks Associates research shows several barriers continue to limit faster adoption, led by the view that existing locks work well enough. A UC Berkeley security analysis of five commercially-available locks found flaws that could grant capabilities ranging from unauthorized home access to irrevocable control of the lock. ## Smart Lock Ownership and Home Security Systems - Among households with a security system, **25%** own a smart door lock. - Among households without security systems, **3%** own one. - Smart lock ownership is **8.3 times** as high in homes with a security system. - Parks Associates says its research highlights the strong relationship between security systems and access control adoption. OWN A SMART DOOR LOCK · Source: Parks Associates, March 2026 OWN A SMART DOOR LOCK Parks Associates · 2026 Smart Lock Ownership by Security System Status (%) Households with a security system 25% All US internet households 11% Households without a security system 3% 0 5 10 15 20 25 SOURCE Parks Associates, March 2026 View the data| Household group | Own a smart door lock (%) | |---|---| | Households with a security system | 25 | | All US internet households | 11 | | Households without a security system | 3 | Parks reports ownership by household group: it is far higher among homes with a security system (**25%**) than among homes without one (**3%**). Those systems can also include devices such as [home security cameras](/home-security-camera-statistics/). ## Yale and August Smart Lock Business Statistics - Fortune Brands closed its acquisition of the US and Canadian Yale and August residential smart locks business on June 20, 2023. - The purchase price was **$800 million** for Emtek, Schaub and the Yale and August business, with **$410 million** combined FY 2022 sales. - Measured as a compound annual growth rate (CAGR), the acquired businesses carried a **17%** five-year net sales CAGR. - Yale and August made up approximately **41%** of revenue, against **59%** for Emtek and Schaub. - That puts Yale and August at roughly **$168 million** of the combined FY 2022 sales. APPROXIMATE SHARE OF REVENUE · Source: Fortune Brands Innovations, July 2023 APPROXIMATE SHARE OF REVENUE Fortune Brands · 2023 Acquired Revenue Mix by Brand Group (%) 59% EMTEK AND SCHAUB Emtek and Schaub 59% Yale and August 41% SOURCE Fortune Brands Innovations, July 2023 View the data| Brand group | Approximate share of revenue (%) | |---|---| | Emtek and Schaub | 59 | | Yale and August | 41 | Fortune Brands also split the revenue by market, between repair and remodel (R&R) work and new construction: approximately **80%** came from R&R and **20%** from new construction. | Deal measure | Value | |---|---| | Purchase price | $800 million | | Combined FY 2022 sales | $410 million | | Five-year net sales CAGR | 17% | | Approximate revenue share from R&R | 80% | | Approximate revenue share from new construction | 20% | *Source: Fortune Brands Innovations, July 2023* ## ASSA ABLOY and Kwikset Smart Lock Statistics - ASSA ABLOY’s acquisition of Spectrum Brands’ Hardware and Home Improvement (HHI) division was valued at **$4.3 billion**. - Under the Department of Justice settlement, ASSA ABLOY had to divest its Yale and August residential smart lock businesses in the United States and Canada to Fortune Brands Innovations. - The residential market accounts for about **1/3** of ASSA ABLOY sales. - ASSA ABLOY launched the Kwikset FLEX smart garage door opener in the US, connecting with all Kwikset smart locks through the Kwikset app. - ASSA ABLOY launched the Yale Linus® Smart Lock L2 Lite to expand its smart lock portfolio to residential customers in Europe. | ASSA ABLOY measure | Figure | Period | |---|---|---| | Spectrum Brands HHI acquisition value | $4.3 billion | Justice Department settlement | | Residential market share of sales | about 1/3 | 2025 | | Electromechanical organic sales growth, regional divisions | 8% | Q4 2025 | *Source: US Department of Justice; ASSA ABLOY Annual Report 2025 and Q4 2025 presentation* > **Why it matters:** The settlement required ASSA ABLOY to divest assets to Fortune Brands Innovations designed to allow Fortune to compete in smart locks used in residential and multifamily buildings. Kwikset now sits with ASSA ABLOY, while Yale and August in North America sit with Fortune Brands. ## Smart Lock Maker Growth in 2026 - Allegion reported second-quarter 2026 net revenues of **$1,151.5 million**. - Allegion’s Americas non-residential and residential businesses were both up high-single digits organically. - In Q2 2026, ASSA ABLOY’s Americas division grew **4%**, with small sales growth in the North America Residential segment. | Company measure | Figure | Period | |---|---|---| | Allegion net revenues | $1,151.5 million | Q2 2026 | | Allegion Americas segment revenue growth | 11.8% | Q2 2026 | | Allegion Americas organic growth | 8.9% | Q2 2026 | | ASSA ABLOY organic growth | 4% | Q2 2026 | | ASSA ABLOY Americas division growth | 4% | Q2 2026 | *Source: Allegion Q2 2026 results; ASSA ABLOY Q2 Report 2026* ## Smart Lock Vulnerability Statistics - [CVE-2022-32509](https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-32509) in Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 scores **8.8**, rated HIGH, for missing certificate validation on HTTP communications. - CVE-2022-32505 lets attackers send malformed BLE packets to block functions and reboot a Nuki device, scored **7.1** (HIGH). BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy. - CVE-2026-16581 in the igloohome Smart Lock Mobile App carries a **6.9** (MEDIUM) CVSS 4.0 base score. - CVE-2023-50124 lets an attacker unlock the Flient Smart Door Lock through default credentials on a debug interface, scored **6.8** (MEDIUM). - CVE-2025-15474 lets an attacker within BLE range force an AuntyFey Smart Combination Lock into lockout states, scored **5.3** (MEDIUM). CVSS BASE SCORE · Source: NIST National Vulnerability Database, records as of October 2026 CVSS BASE SCORE NIST · 2026 Smart Lock Flaws by Severity (CVSS Base Score) CVE-2022-32509 8.8 CVE-2022-32505 7.1 CVE-2026-16581 6.9 CVE-2023-50124 6.8 CVE-2025-15474 5.3 0 2 4 6 8 10 SOURCE NIST National Vulnerability Database, records as of October 2026 View the data| Vulnerability | Product | CVSS base score | |---|---|---| | CVE-2022-32509 | Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 | 8.8 | | CVE-2022-32505 | Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 | 7.1 | | CVE-2026-16581 | igloohome Smart Lock Mobile App | 6.9 | | CVE-2023-50124 | Flient Smart Door Lock | 6.8 | | CVE-2025-15474 | AuntyFey Smart Combination Lock | 5.3 | The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) scores above mix version 3.1 and version 4.0 ratings, as the database lists them, so they rank severity within each record rather than across versions. Like other [connected IoT devices](/iot-device-statistics/), smart locks pick up flaws through their apps and radios as well as their hardware. ### How hackable are smart door locks? A March 2016 UC Berkeley technical report presented three categories of attacks against smart locks and analyzed five commercially-available locks. Recorded flaws include default credentials on a debug interface that let an attacker unlock the Flient Smart Door Lock. Most listed flaws need nearby radio access or physical access, not a remote attack. ## Aliro and Matter Smart Lock Standards - [Aliro 1.0](https://csa-iot.org/newsroom/introducing-aliro-1-0-a-unified-standard-to-transform-the-access-control-ecosystem/) was released by the Connectivity Standards Alliance on February 26, 2026. - Aliro supports Near Field Communication (NFC) for tap-to-access, Bluetooth LE for long-range communication, and Bluetooth LE plus Ultra-Wideband (UWB) for hands-free authentication. - The initiative unifies over **220** Member companies, from lock manufacturers to silicon vendors and mobile platform leaders. - Aliro uses asymmetric cryptography for trusted interactions between user devices and readers. - LG’s Smart Deadbolt Lock, part of Apple Home Collection, is Matter compatible and supports Aliro. > **Key finding:** According to the Connectivity Standards Alliance, Aliro works across offices, universities, hospitality venues and single and multi-family homes, even in areas without network coverage such as underground parking garages. A shared standard is meant to let one phone credential open locks from different brands, alongside smart home platforms such as [Google Home](/google-home-statistics/). ## Smart Lock Prices in the Apple Home Collection - LG Smart Deadbolt Lock starts at **$349.95** (US) and is available in the US and Canada. - LG Video Doorbell Wired starts at **$249.95** (US). - LG Floodlight Cam starts at **$399.95** (US) and LG Outdoor Cam Plug-In at **$299.95** (US). - LG Indoor Cam Plug-In starts at **$199.95** (US). STARTING PRICE · Source: Apple Newsroom, October 13, 2026 STARTING PRICE Apple Newsroom · 2026 Apple Home Collection Starting Prices (US $) LG Floodlight Cam 399.95 LG Smart Deadbolt Lock 349.95 LG Outdoor Cam Plug-In 299.95 LG Video Doorbell Wired 249.95 LG Indoor Cam Plug-In 199.95 0 80 160 240 320 400 SOURCE Apple Newsroom, October 13, 2026 View the data| Accessory | Starting price (US $) | |---|---| | LG Floodlight Cam | 399.95 | | LG Smart Deadbolt Lock | 349.95 | | LG Outdoor Cam Plug-In | 299.95 | | LG Video Doorbell Wired | 249.95 | | LG Indoor Cam Plug-In | 199.95 | The lock is the second most expensive of the five priced LG accessories and costs more than the doorbell it pairs with, which makes the front door one of the costlier upgrades in a [smart home setup](/smart-home-statistics/). ## Are smart locks actually secure? Smart locks carry real security flaws: a UC Berkeley analysis found that flaws in the design, implementation and interaction models of existing locks can be exploited by several classes of adversaries. CVE-2022-32509 affects Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 before version 3.3.5. Keeping lock firmware and apps updated, and checking a model in the vulnerability database before buying, helps reduce risk. ## Conclusion Smart door lock ownership sits at approximately **11%** of US internet households in Q2 2025, while Allegion’s electronic products revenue reached **$1,075.1 million** in 2025. Demand is concentrated in homes with security systems, and the lock makers are growing electronic sales faster than households are adopting. The next test is whether Aliro and phone-based home keys move ownership off its plateau once compatible locks reach stores.