A locksmith WordPress theme: lockout arrival checker and price list with Keystone
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When someone is locked out, they want three things in a minute: a phone number, a believable arrival time and a price they can trust. When they plan new locks, they want to compare options and see what a key costs. DEV3 Keystone is a WordPress theme built for both: a keyhole hero, a lockout arrival checker by area, a lock-type picker, a key-cutting price list and a sticky call bar on phones.

Who Keystone is for
- Emergency and local locksmiths with a van and a phone that never stops.
- Key cutters and lock shops who want their price list in the open.
- Security and safe specialists who sell surveys, safes and smart locks.
A hero that frames the work
Every page opens with the toolkit Photo Hero widget. On large screens the photo sits inside a keyhole mask with a brass rim and the copy stays on the left; on phones the photo goes full-bleed with a dark overlay. The home hero adds a lockout strip with your text and number.
A believable arrival time
Visitors enter a ZIP code and a time of day, and the checker shows a sample arrival time and call-out fee for their area, with the area highlighted in a table of every town you serve. It is a server-rendered form that works without JavaScript, and areas, minutes and fees live in one Customizer list.

Find the right lock
The lock-type picker asks what kind of door it is, then shows three lock options as cards with a sample fitted price. Option names are generic, never brands, and each card carries the chosen lock into the survey form.

Prices in the open
The key-cutting price list groups every item with dotted leaders from the name to the price, tags such as Popular and Restricted, a search box and group buttons.

A survey form that earns trust
The security survey form takes the job type, concerns, property, number of doors and address, with a live ZIP hint. A safety note sends anyone locked out right now to the lockout line, and nothing in the theme explains how to defeat a lock.
Built for editing
Every demo page is built in Elementor (the free version works) with the DEV3 Theme Toolkit widgets, and 29 block patterns cover the block editor. A small WooCommerce shop sells a key-cutting voucher, a smart lock install deposit and a door lock upgrade kit. Fonts are self-hosted, motion is light and there is no 3D or WebGL anywhere.
Services — six notched cards for emergency lockout, lock change, lock repair, re-keying, key cutting and smart locks, each with a price from and the time it takes.





