Yale's new Code keypad lock costs just $99 and doesn't connect to the internet. It's just a simple electronic lock. No need to worry about apps, software security, or server outages.

Yale has unveiled its first smart lock and keypad system that can be retrofitted onto most standard deadbolts.

The August smart lock finally gets a fingerprint option The new Yale Keypad Touch brings biometric access to August’s retrofit smart locks for the first time — but at a high price.

Go keyless and elegant with this lock, which is compact, stylish, and slim. Our Yale Assure Lock SL review outlines the features of this device.

The Yale Approach Lock with Wi-Fi + Keypad is our pick for deadbolt adapter locks. It should work with most any single-cylinder deadbolt, is easy to install, and works quickly and reliably.

The Yale Keypad Touch lets you control your front door with your fingerprints. It's compatible with the Approach Lock, as well as several August smart locks.

The Yale Approach Lock with Wi-Fi + Keypad works with your existing deadbolt, replacing only its interior escutcheon.

Yale’s new keypad locks are smaller and smarter The Yale Assure Lock 2 series has integrated Bluetooth and Apple Home support, but the real magic comes from its swappable networking modules ...

The Yale Assure Lock SL touchscreen deadbolt keeps the same Yale keypad we've seen for several years now, but updates the look with a much slimmer frame.

August has teamed up with Yale to launch a new line of keypad smart locks that bundle August's cloud-based software and app with Yale's well-known hardware.