Cashkeep Home Safe
The cash you keep at home, out of the first place anyone looks and behind steel only you can open.
- Your cash, in your hands the second you need it
- All steel body with two steel door bolts
- Your own code, plus a backup key
- Bolts to your wardrobe so nobody walks off
- Free shipping and 90 days to decide
Only the last 80 units are left at this price.
Keep your cash in it for 90 days. If the drawer felt safer, send it back.
Product details
| Outside | 9.05 x 6.69 x 6.69 in |
| Inside | 6.29 x 8.9 x 5.12 in |
| Capacity | 0.2 to 0.23 cu ft |
| Body | Solid steel, powder coated |
| Door | Two steel locking bolts |
| Lock | Digital keypad, your own code |
| Backup | 2 emergency override keys |
| Mounting | Pre-drilled holes, bolts included |
What if I forget the code or the batteries die?
The two backup keys open it if the batteries run out or the code is forgotten. Keep one key outside the safe, away from it, and you are never locked out of your own cash.
Will it fit my shelf?
It is a small safe, built for a wardrobe shelf, a bedside cabinet or a closet. The outside is 9.05 x 6.69 x 6.69 inches, so measure your shelf before you order. It holds stacks of bills, passports, bank cards and jewelry.
Shipping & Returns
Ships in 1 to 2 days. Delivery in 5 to 10 days after processing.
90-day money-back guarantee: if it is not what you hoped, send it back within 90 days for a full refund.
Who can reach your cash?
Where your cash sits tonight
The drawer is the first place anyone looks
You keep cash at home for a reason. The bank can freeze it, flag it or call to ask why you want your own money, and the card does nothing the day the internet goes down.
So the cash goes in the drawer, an envelope, a freezer bag, under the mattress. Hidden, not locked. And the bedroom is where a burglar goes first: the bed, the drawers, the closet, the boxes.
It is not only burglars. A cleaner, a houseguest, a curious kid. The day one of them finds the spot, nothing stands between the find and the take.
"Nobody looks under a sink." They do now.A comment under a video on hiding spots
Why more people keep cash in a home safe
How it works
Locked, not hidden
Finding a safe is not opening it. Think of the cookie jar on the counter: the jar was never the problem, nothing stopping the hand was. Cashkeep puts steel, two bolts and your own code in front of the hand.
- All steel bodySolid steel walls under a powder-coated finish, built to stop a hit and a pry.
- Two steel door boltsShut the door and two steel bolts lock it into the body. No latch to pop, no lid to lift.
- Your code, plus a backup keyYou set the code on the keypad. Two override keys get you in if you ever forget it or the batteries run out.
- Bolts downPre-drilled holes and the mounting bolts in the box fix it to your wardrobe or the floor, so nobody walks off with it.
On camera, not in a claim
Watch it take the hit
Cheap safes get opened on video every day. So here is this one on video: the mallet, the hammer, the bolt through the back.
"Bolt those safes down, because they will just walk off with them."A commenter who takes burglary reports every day
The part nobody tells you
Cash behind a code stays saved
Cash in a drawer is spending money. Behind a code and a turn of the knob it stops being easy to grab, even for you. The more you save, the more addicted you'll get, and you'll never want to spend the money.
Just save $10 a day, and you'll have $1000 in 10 days, $30,000 in a month, stacking up where only you can see it.
What goes inside
Room for what you can't replace
Stacks of bills, passports, the house papers, bank cards, your gold and silver jewelry. Everything that sits loose in a drawer now goes behind one door and one code.
- Cash, banded or in budget envelopes
- Passports, ID and bank cards
- The deed and the papers you need in a hurry
- Rings, chains and watches
The spec sheet
Measure your shelf, then lock it down
| Outside | 9.05 x 6.69 x 6.69 in |
|---|---|
| Inside | 6.29 x 8.9 x 5.12 in |
| Capacity | 0.2 to 0.23 cu ft |
| Body | Solid steel, powder coated |
| Door | Two steel locking bolts |
| Lock | Digital keypad, your own code |
| Backup | 2 emergency override keys |
| Mounting | Pre-drilled holes, bolts included |
This is a small safe, sized for a wardrobe shelf, a bedside cabinet or a closet. Check the outside size against your shelf before you order.
Why it holds when the cheap one didn't
The cheap one walks off under one arm.
This one bolts to the wardrobe through holes already drilled in the back, with the bolts in the box.
The cheap one locks you out when the battery dies.
Two backup keys open this one, code or no code.
The cheap one opens with a few hard hits.
An all steel body and two steel door bolts, shown taking the mallet on camera.
The question that matters
Who can reach your cash?
Three places to keep the money you keep at home. Only one of them answers to you.
The drawer, envelope or freezer bag
- Who can get to it
- Anyone in the house
- When you need it
- Right away, and so can they
- If someone finds it
- It is gone
- If the internet goes down
- Still there, if nobody found it
The bank
- Who can get to it
- The bank decides
- When you need it
- When they say so, after they ask why
- If someone finds it
- Frozen, flagged or held for weeks
- If the internet goes down
- The card and the app go dark
Cashkeep Home Safe
- Who can get to it
- Only you
- When you need it
- The second you need it, no questions
- If someone finds it
- Finding it is not opening it
- If the internet goes down
- Your code or your key still opens it
Your code or your key. Nobody else's.
Today's price
Lock it up for $39.99
Usually $97.99. The steel safe, two backup keys, the mounting bolts, a spare battery set and a [cash budget envelope set], shipped free, with 90 days to send it back.
What arrives in the box
Keep your cash in it for 90 days. If the drawer felt safer, send it back.
Before you put your cash in it
Can someone just carry it off?
Can a mallet or a pry bar open it?
Won't it pop open if somebody drops it?
What if I forget the code or the batteries die?
What if I lock the key inside?
What if someone in the house learns the code?
Isn't cash safer in the bank? It's insured.
Is it fireproof too?
Is it heavy or hard to set up?
How fast does it ship, and what if I change my mind?
From people who keep cash at home
Your cash, where only you get in
Out of the drawer tonight and behind steel and your own code, opened the second you need it, answering to nobody. Keep your cash in it for 90 days. If the drawer felt safer, send it back.