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Intoxalock pricing

How much Intoxalock costs

An interlock is never one price. You pay to have it fitted, you pay every month it stays in the car, and you pay to have it taken out — and the monthly fee is where the real money is.

We have not yet confirmed Intoxalock’s fees directly with the provider. Rather than repeat a number from a forum post, we are leaving this blank until we can cite where it came from and when we checked it.

What changes the price

  • Your state. Program fees and mandated monitoring differ by state.
  • Your term. The monthly fee, multiplied by the months the court set, is most of the bill.
  • Vehicle. Some installs take longer, and labor is charged accordingly.
  • Missed appointments. Late calibrations and lockouts trigger extra fees.

Intoxalock has 5,927 centers on file with us — see coverage by state.

Your bargaining position

What Intoxalock can charge you, and where

A published price list is only half the story. The other half is whether you could walk to a competitor and whether your state caps the fee at all. Both are measurable, and both differ by provider.

Where they are the only option
1,938
cities where Intoxalock is the only installer we have on file — there is nothing to compare the quote against
Where a competitor shares the address
22%
of their locations also host another brand, so switching means the same drive
Coverage
48 states
5,928 centers, 56% of every location we index — rank 1 by size

In 13 of the states where Intoxalock operates, the fee is not theirs to set: the state publishes a limit or a fee schedule. If you are in one of these, a higher quote is worth questioning.

StateWhat the state setsPublished figures
CaliforniaA sliding scale by incomeRemoval free by law. source
TennesseeA hard capInstall up to $225. Monthly up to $125. Removal up to $75. source
DelawareA hard capInstall up to $100. Monthly up to $75. Removal free by law. source
OklahomaA fee scheduleInstall up to $350. Monthly up to $114.99. Removal up to $150. source
New YorkPublished guidanceInstall up to $200. Monthly up to $100. Removal free by law. source
MarylandPublished guidanceInstall up to $150. Monthly up to $100. Removal free by law. source
MississippiPublished guidanceRemoval free by law. source
WashingtonPublished guidanceInstall up to $250. Monthly up to $191. Removal up to $100. source
New MexicoPublished guidanceInstall up to $150. Monthly up to $80. Removal free by law. source
GeorgiaA hard capInstall up to $75. Monthly up to $75. Removal up to $75. source
IllinoisPublished guidanceInstall up to $85. Monthly up to $110. Removal up to $150. source
ArizonaPublished guidanceRemoval free by law. source
KansasPublished guidanceRemoval free by law. source

In South Dakota Intoxalock is the only provider in our index at all. A whole-state monopoly is the weakest position a customer can be in, and it is worth knowing before the first phone call.

Cost questions

How much does an ignition interlock device cost per month?

You pay for an interlock in three parts: a one-time installation fee, a recurring monthly fee that covers the device lease and monitoring, and a removal fee at the end of your term. The monthly fee is the part most people underestimate, because it is charged for every month the device stays in the car.

Monthly pricing is set by the provider and varies by state, so the only honest answer is a state-level one. See our state cost breakdown for the range where you live.

What is the cheapest ignition interlock device?

The cheapest device is rarely the cheapest program. Providers advertise a low installation price and recover it through the monthly lease, calibration visits, and the removal fee — so two providers with the same headline price can differ by hundreds of dollars over a 12-month term.

Compare the full term cost, not the install price: installation + (monthly x months) + removal, plus any state-mandated monitoring fees.

Interlock costs across all providers →