One price per student, per year.
No pouches, no lockers, no hardware at the door. Tell us how many students and campuses you have, and we’ll send the number in writing.
Title I school? Apply for subsidized or fully covered access.
What sets the number.
Your quote depends on
- Students
- The number of students who will carry LockedIn. You pay per student, per year.
- Campuses
- Each campus gets its own boundary and bell schedule. A single school and a multi-school district are quoted differently.
- How you start
- The whole school at once, or a pilot with one grade or one campus first.
You never pay for
- Pouches or lockers
- Nothing to buy, store, hand out or replace when it’s lost.
- Hardware at the door
- No unlocking bases at entrances. The phone does the enforcing.
- Per-incident fees
- An alert in the dean’s dashboard costs you nothing extra.
Every quote includes all of it.
There are no tiers to compare and no features held back for a bigger plan.
- The LockedIn app for iPhone and Android, locking on campus during school hours (at most schools on its own; at Guided Access schools students lock in on arrival)
- Your campus boundary and bell schedule, set up with you
- The dean’s dashboard: who’s locked in, and who deleted the app, faked a location or signed in on a decoy phone
- Emergency Mode: every phone on campus unlocked in one tap, with “I’m safe” and “I need help”
- Compliance reports for your board: compliance rate, hours locked in, violations
- Roster sync from Clever, Veracross, Blackbaud or OneRoster, or a CSV upload
- Launch support: a kickoff call, a 30-minute staff training, the family letter and parent FAQ, and launch week with us on call
What pouches really cost.
Yondr’s price sheet on the ESC Region 13 co-op lists a pouch at $30, or $27 for co-op members, before replacements. The rest of the bill never shows up on the first quote. What a Yondr pouch costs.
- Replacements
- Pouches are lost and broken, and re-bought every year.
- Unlocking bases
- One at every exit, so students can open their pouches at the end of the day.
- Staff time
- Handing out and unlocking a pouch for every student, every day.
- What you still don’t know
- Which students kept a second phone back. A pouch can’t tell you.
Start as small as you like.
A pilot
One grade or one campus. Prove it on your own students before you commit the school.
The whole school
Live within a week: kickoff, roster sync, staff training, the family letter, launch.
A district
Every campus on one quote, each with its own boundary, schedule and deans.
Already decided? Start your school’s agreement online: enter your details, confirm your school email, and we send the agreement for signature.
Pricing questions.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LockedIn cost?
LockedIn is priced per student, per year, and quoted per school or per district based on your enrollment and the number of campuses you want to cover. Because the number depends on your scope, we send a written quote rather than publish a fixed price. Tell us your enrollment and we’ll send it.
Can we try it before we commit?
Yes. Every evaluation starts with a 20-minute live demo on a map of your own campus. You can also start with a pilot, one grade or one campus, before you roll LockedIn out to the whole school.
How is LockedIn priced compared to phone pouches?
Pouch programs run about $25–30 a student before replacements, and their recurring costs rarely appear on the first quote: pouches are lost or damaged and re-bought every year, unlocking bases sit at every entrance, and staff spend time each day handing pouches out and unlocking them. LockedIn is one per-student license with no hardware. Use our free cost calculator to compare five years of pouches with software for your enrollment.
Are there discounts for Title I schools?
Yes. Qualifying Title I schools can apply for subsidized or fully covered access through our Title I subsidy program. Ask about eligibility when you request a quote, or apply directly.
What is included in the price?
Every quote includes the LockedIn app for iPhone and Android, your campus boundary and bell schedule set up with you, the dean’s dashboard and its alerts, Emergency Mode, compliance reports, roster sync, and launch support: a kickoff call, staff training, the family letter and launch week with us on call. There is no hardware to buy.