Your keys are indoors.
Your car's on the drive.
That's all they need.
Keyless theft takes under a minute — no broken glass, no alarm, no trace. KEEP silences your key's signal, and gives you a 30-second test so you can prove it's working. Not hope it is.
The fastest-growing car crime in Britain doesn't touch your car.
Thieves stand at your front door with a relay device, copy the signal your key is quietly broadcasting from the hallway, and drive off in the car it unlocks. No forced entry. No noise. Most owners sleep straight through it.
It's not a smash-and-grab.
It's a copy-and-drive.
Your key never stops talking. Even in a drawer, it's listening for your car and answering back. A relay kit simply stretches that conversation across your driveway — from the hallway to the car — and the car believes the key is right there.
The fix isn't a better lock. It's cutting the signal off at the source — your key.
The reason your pouch might not work has nothing to do with how nice the fabric feels.
Here's what the £6 sellers won't tell you — and why "putting your phone in it" proves absolutely nothing.
Your phone talks on high frequencies — WiFi, GPS, mobile data. Those are easy to block, and almost any lined pouch will do it. So you drop your phone in, it loses signal, and you feel safe.
Your phone uses ~2.4 GHz+ — a HIGH one.
But your car doesn't listen on your phone's frequency. It listens for the key down at around 125 kHz — and that low frequency is genuinely hard to block. Most cheap pouches were only ever built for the easy, high ones. They'll kill your phone signal and leak the exact frequency your car is waiting for.
KEEP is built to block the low frequency your car actually uses — and the high phone frequencies too — and it comes with a card so you never have to take our word for it.
The tricks people trust —
that leave the car wide open.
If your protection has a gap, or was never built for the right frequency, it isn't protection. It's a placebo.
The biscuit tin
A tin isn't sealed. The gap around the lid leaks the signal straight out — the car unlocks anyway. Looks clever, does nothing.
Aluminium foil
Foil creases, tears and never seals the same way twice. One gap and it's useless — and you'd never know which day it stopped working.
The £6 pouch
Built for phone frequencies, not your car's. Thin shielding that cracks with everyday folding — and no way to check whether yours still blocks.
KEEP. Your car.
KEEP. Your peace of mind.
A rigid shielded box for home, two pouches for travel, and a test card so you always know it's working.
Everything you need to shut the signal down
- Rigid shielded key boxHome & garage
- Travel pouches×2
- 30-second test cardIncluded
- Blocks low frequency~125 kHz
- Blocks high frequency433 MHz – 5 GHz
- FitsFobs, cards, smart keys, phones & more
Household
2 boxes + 4 pouches. For two-car homes and spare keys.
Protect the householdFree UK tracked shipping · 30-day money-back guarantee
The only keyless protection you can prove in 30 seconds.
Every other pouch asks for blind faith.
KEEP hands you the proof, the day it arrives.
Seal your key inside
Drop your fob into KEEP and close it properly, following the card.
Walk up and pull the handle
Go to your car and try the door. Then thumb the start button through the glass.
Nothing happens
No unlock. No wake. That silence is your proof — the signal never made it out.
Built to block the right signal — and to be checked.
The right frequency
Shielding engineered for the low ~125 kHz band your car actually listens on — not just the easy phone frequencies cheap pouches stop at.
Built to be tested
Every box ships with a 30-second test card. You verify it works the day it arrives — and any time you want after that.
Rugged, not flimsy
A hard shielded case for the home and reinforced pouches for the road. Made to survive daily use without cracking open a gap.
If it unlocks as you walk up to it, it can be relayed.
Keyless entry is the vulnerability. These are among the most targeted keyless cars on UK driveways — but any car with a proximity fob is exposed.
Not sure? If you never press a button to unlock — the car just senses the key in your pocket — it's a keyless system, and KEEP is built for it.
Peace of mind, verified.
"Bought it after a car went missing down our street. What actually won me over was being able to check it myself rather than just taking their word for it. Feels good knowing it's handled instead of hoping it is."
"I'd trusted a cheap pouch off Amazon for over a year. Tested it against KEEP and my old one opened the car first pull. Genuinely shocked — swapped the same day."
"Insuring the Range Rover is painful enough. KEEP was fifty quid and it's the one defence I could actually test myself. The keys don't leave it now."
Test it the day it lands. If your car opens through KEEP, you don't pay.
Seal your key inside, walk to your car, pull the handle. If it unlocks, send it back for a full refund within 30 days. It won't.
That's the whole point of KEEP — you never have to wonder.
The questions worth asking.
Isn't a £6 pouch just as good?
How do I know KEEP is actually working?
Will my key still work normally?
Does this stop every kind of car theft?
What's in the box?
What if it doesn't work for me?
You spend thousands on a car. This is the £50 that
KEEPs it.
Your car.
Your peace of mind.
Don't wait until it's your empty driveway at 3am.
Protect my car — from £49.99