EntryVerified is a free door sign with a QR code that replaces the doorstep sales conversation with a digital one you control. Canvassers and salespeople are told not to knock or ring. Instead, they scan the sign and submit their offer, and you read it whenever you want, or never.
The problem it solves
Traditional no-soliciting signs are a dead end. They say no to the interruption, but they give a legitimate business no other way to reach you, so many reps rationalize knocking anyway. And homeowners are not actually closed to everything forever. The same household that hates the 6 pm doorbell might genuinely need a roofer after the next storm or a better internet plan this year. The old sign forces a false choice: endure the interruptions or become permanently unreachable.
EntryVerified keeps the no and adds a yes. No to the knock. Yes to a quiet channel for the information.
How it works for homeowners
- Request your free sign. You sign up at entryverified.com and choose your size: a 6.5 inch door sign (mounts near your door) or a 9 inch yard sign that ships with a metal stake so it can stand in your front yard. Both carry the same artwork and QR code, and both ship free.
- The sign states your boundary. No knocks. No doorbell. No soliciting. Then it directs canvassers and salespeople to scan the QR code instead.
- A visitor scans and submits. The rep scans the code with their phone and submits their company's information and offer through a short form. No app to download, no account gymnastics on your porch.
- You review on your own time. Submissions come to your EntryVerified account. Read them at dinner, at the weekend, or delete them unread.
- You decide what happens next. Interested? You respond through the platform. Not interested? Do nothing. There is no obligation to reply to anything, ever.
Your name, phone number, and email are never shown to the person scanning. The scan confirms the sign belongs to a participating home and opens the submission form. What the visitor gets is a way to deliver information, not a way to reach you directly.
How it works for canvassers and businesses
A home with an EntryVerified sign is not a lost door. It is a home that has told you exactly how it wants to be reached. The rep scans, submits the offer, and moves to the next house in under a minute, no waiting on a porch, no confrontation, no complaint risk. In one-on-one interviews we commissioned with door-to-door salespeople, every participant said that given the choice between knocking, ringing, or scanning a QR code, they would rather scan.
A submission is not a guaranteed lead, and EntryVerified never presents it as one. It is a delivered, documented offer to a verified homeowner who chose to be reachable this way, which is more than a knock on an unanswered door produces.
What EntryVerified is not
It is not a camera, an alarm, or law enforcement. It does not physically prevent anyone from knocking, and it does not replace local solicitation rules. It is a communication system: a clearly stated boundary plus a working alternative, which together give the people at your door a better option than ignoring your instructions.
What it costs
The sign and the homeowner account are free. Homeowners are not the customer being monetized at the door; they are the reason the channel exists.
The short version
EntryVerified turns "go away" into "reach me this way." Canvassers scan instead of knocking. You read offers on your schedule with your contact details kept private, and you decide, every single time, whether anything happens next.
The sign and the homeowner account are free. Request yours and take back your doorbell.