Your Door, Your Rules.
Stop dreading the knock. EntryVerified gives homeowners control over who gets their time — and gives sales reps a real shot at being heard.
No solicitation signs are being ignored.
Many homeowners still deal with door knocking, doorbell ringing, and repeated interruptions — even with a no solicitation sign posted. The sign is ignored because canvassers have no alternative way to do their job.
The awkward doorstep confrontation benefits nobody. Homeowners feel pressured. Canvassers feel dismissed. There's a better way.
By the Numbers
3/10
Doors actually get opened, and even less convert to a sale
50%
Of door visits happen when the homeowner simply isn't available
100%
Of sales reps interviewed said they would scan the QR sign instead of knocking
Stats based on early user research conducted February 2026.
A sign they are more likely to follow.
The Entry Verified sign gives canvassers and salespeople a clear, professional alternative. Instead of knocking, they scan the QR code and submit their information quickly, on their phone.
No arguing. No awkward confrontations. The sign does the work so you don't have to answer the door.
How It Works
Place the sign
Place the Entry Verified sign near your door or walkway.
Canvassers scan
Canvassers and salespeople scan the QR code.
They submit info
They submit their name, company, reason for visit, and contact information.
You decide
You decide whether to respond.
Your contact information stays private.
The person scanning the sign does not see your name, email, or phone number. Your information is never exposed at the door.
You review submissions on your own time and reach out only if you're interested. No pressure. No obligation. Complete control.
Request a free Entry Verified sign.
Signs are available at no cost for homeowners. Choose the style that works best for your property.
Door Sign
Mounts flat on your door frame, gate post, or exterior wall — right next to where canvassers would normally knock.
Yard Sign
Stakes into the ground near your walkway or driveway — visible before canvassers even reach the door.