What is the name of Amazon's program for in-garage package delivery?

Amazon’s program for in-garage package delivery is called Amazon Key. It lets eligible delivery drivers place packages inside a customer’s compatible garage instead of leaving them outdoors or at the front door.

Amazon Key launched in 2017 as a broader secure-delivery service. Its original offering supported in-home delivery through compatible smart locks and cameras; Amazon later introduced garage delivery, allowing customers to use a connected garage-door opener. The customer schedules or selects the option through Amazon, and delivery access is authorized for the specific shipment.

Amazon Key is often confused with Amazon Locker and Amazon Hub. Lockers and Hub locations are shared pickup points, while Key delivers into a customer-controlled space. Amazon Sidewalk is a wireless network service, not a package-delivery location. Eligibility depends on the address, garage equipment, delivery area, and the particular Amazon order.