Key Kiosks Opening all over the city & around the nation

Key Kiosks opening all over the city

With escalating rents, few mom and pop locksmith shops remain open in the Big Apple. Individuals who are in need of a key for residence, office, automobile, mail box or other purpose are often searching near subway entrances and shoe repair stores to locate a place to duplicate a key. KeyMe is a New York City based startup which according to their website is revolutionizing the locksmith industry. KeyMe allows users to store, share, and duplicate their physical keys using a digital scan that is secured in the cloud.

The KeyMe App allows you to digitally scan keys from our mobile device. The KeyMe Kiosk allows you to instantly make copies of your keys. It also allows you to securely store digital copies of your keys so that if you ever get locked out, you make a spare key at the kiosk.

The company has recently announced a new aggressive round of expansion in New York City that now sees the company's key copying kiosks in over 90 locations in the five boroughs.

In addition, the company's national expansion will see the company's key copy kiosks added to more than 50 locations per week, with plans to have over 2,000 in leading retailers by the end of 2017.

The company website reports that KeyMe kiosks can be found in retailers across the U.S. and within the City of New York and gold coast of New Jersey in 7-Eleven, Rite Aid, Bed Bath & Beyond, Kmart, and Acme.

The company has recently secured $70 million in total funding from top tier investors. In the next two years, the company plans to grow their kiosk network to 10,000 kiosks.