Resets itself after every kill. No daily check-ins required.
Non-toxic
No poison. Safe around kids, pets, and wildlife.
Durable
Weatherproof housing works indoors and outdoors year-round.
Easy to use
Mount, connect CO2, walk away. Ready in under 60 seconds.
Why buy from us
Free shipping over $99
30-day money back
NWCOA certified
24 auto-resets per CO2
What's In the Box & Features
The A24 is a unique Rat & Mouse Trap that automatically resets, uses a toxin-free attractant paste, and is certified humane. It's powered by a CO2 canister that provides 24 strikes per cartridge and automatically resets after each strike — no daily check-ins needed.
The kit includes a Portable Trap Stand for portability and easy disposal, an Automatic Paste Pump that slowly releases toxin-free lure for up to 6 months, 6 Paste Tasters to pre-feed your trapping area and pinpoint rodent activity, and a Quick Start Guide with step-by-step setup instructions.
Shipping
Free shipping on US orders over $99. Ships in 2–4 business days, delivered in 7–10. Tracking included. Hawaii may experience delays due to CO2 hazmat restrictions.
Returns
30-day money back guarantee, no hassle. Email support@automatictrap.com to start a return. Return shipping is at buyer's expense.
Corporate sales
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Yes. After every kill, the A24 automatically resets itself using a CO2 canister — no manual resetting required. One canister powers 24 consecutive strikes. Just mount it, connect your CO2, and walk away.
Is it safe around kids and pets?
Yes. The A24 uses no poison or toxic chemicals. The CO2-powered mechanism is fully enclosed, making it difficult for children or pets to access. It's certified humane and designed to be family-safe.
Why aren't there dead rodents under my trap?
This is completely normal. Scavenging animals — raccoons, birds, cats, and even dogs — frequently remove dead rodents from the trap area. Use the Digital Strike Counter to monitor how many times your trap has fired.
How do I know how much CO2 is left?
Test-fire the trap to check if CO2 remains. To stay on top of it, replace the canister every 6 months regardless. The Digital Strike Counter tracks how many shots have been fired so you always know where you stand.
Will it work in extreme temperatures?
Yes. The A24 operates between -4°F (-20°C) and 104°F (40°C). In very cold weather, the paste may freeze — try a local alternative lure. Avoid test-firing in extreme cold as the plastic becomes more sensitive.
Can I return it if it doesn't catch anything?
Yes — we offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Proper placement, pre-baiting, and eliminating food competition are key to success. Check our Success Guides before returning. To start a return, email support@automatictrap.com for an RMA number.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 225 reviews.
The indoor mouse trap caught two, and the outdoor one caught three just this weekend. We didn’t even have a chance to clear it. Absolutely thrilled with the efficacy.
Honestly the best investment i’ve made in order to protect my garage, shed and occasionally my pantry. I live in a semi rural area that seems to have an overpopulation of rodents. The nuisance of single kill snap traps is gone. No more damaged wiring, nests, horrible smells or rodent droppings. So easy to maintain. I have several of these traps around my property and they have likely saved me thousands of dollars from damaged equipment and cleaning. Thankyou
This tiny mouse trap came with the larger rat trap as a bundle. I almost didn’t set it up, as I thought it wouldn’t work. I was way wrong. We’ve had 5 mice taken out in as many days. I’ve ordered a 2nd unit for under our motorhome.
I’m considering ordering a Bluetooth booster to see if we can receive notifications from inside our house. Currently we must walk closer to the trap in order to get a notification.
Can’t really say how great it works as of yet as it’s only recently been placed. Love the design and see no reason why it shouldn’t work as advertised. Love the connectivity feature through the app to monitor it.
It works! Just need to find the right bait! I used crumbled cheese instead of the included chocolate bait. Placed it out last night and this morning we woke up to two dead rats. I ordered another trap for the back porch today! Very pleased after switching baits!
I'm a truck driver, gone most of the week, and don't have time to mess with snap traps. Mice started showing up in the garage and house, and the usual traps were just a hassle. Picked up this smart mouse trap and set it up in the garage. Real easy. Since then, I haven't had to touch it much. It resets itself, and lets me know when it's time to clear. Not the cheapest, but definitely worth it. If you're not home much or just sick of babysitting traps, this thing's worth a look.
I suspected I had a mouse problem in my kitchen cabinet, but didn't want to use poisons or a snap trap due to previous bad experience. This trap was very easy to setup, it took two nights to get rid of the mouse and the app on my phone notified me that it had a kill. You just twist and pull the trap apart to separate the carcass compartment which I then just tipped into the trash bin. Very easy! And now I've set the trap up again to protect the area since the battery lasts long.
Expensive Trap! But Works Great! In the first 3 days of operation it has already dispatched 18 mice! Clearing the trap is an easy task for my wife and daughter, who otherwise despise removing mice from standard mousetraps. The A24 trap is completely automatic � all we have to do is toss dead mice over a fence for the magpies and crows to clean up. The app has a kill counter that gives us the date and time of each kill.
Dinner Bell. It's fast and humane. The bang that it makes is like ringing the dinner bell for the cats. Works great but you need the counter to know it's working.
I really like the quality of structure and the way it operates. I’ve had it in play for about a week. I’ve not caught anything yet and have been moving it around. Still working on finding the proper location. I have high hopes it will actually provide the results I’m looking for. May need to use the lure scent better. We shall see.
This morning I heard the trap sound just after 900am Monday. , May 25. I checked the app & saw the Kill word! I double checked & saw there were 2 strikes! Just have to be patient.
Set up and deployed to known areas of presence in a shed, but no strikes in a weeks time. Maybe the rodents around here do not get enticed by the chocolate paste bait supplied with the A24. There were no alternative baiting methods supplied with rat and mouse home trapping kit.
Just unboxed and set the trap up this afternoon-placed it on my patio where I
have observed pack rats over the past
couple of weeks, hopefully they will check
out the trap
I use this for a mouse problem. The cylinder seems too high for a mouse to reach. The co2 cartridge hits the floor. I ended up buying the holder (which I feel is overpriced) to see if I can remedy the problem.
I thought I was good because none of my snap traps were attracting mice. Imagine my surprise when I caught 6 mice in 4 days with these traps. Easy to use, easy to clean. Definitely recommend!
The bait drips down into the attached chute, I see on a video camera there’s mouse activity all around it. But they’re not climbing into the trap to try and get it cause it’s too wet and drips down. Come up with a dryer bait that lures them into the trap, so far, I’m not impressed.
I live in the desert and my yard is a natural ecosystem, live and let live… that is until the pack rats start destroying things like wiring and insulation and such. I’ve tried everything- live traps, deterrents and spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours only to have propagate and thrive while causing a lot of damage. By the end of the first week I put out this trap there were 9 less pack rats. If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes I would not have believed it.
The trap works great. It has trap ten rats in my shop last week. I believe it got them all, even the young ones. I will keep checking on it this week. thank you.
There hasn't been any mice killed by either trap as of yesterday 8-4-2026. There seems to be too much bait deposited in the 24 trap, I thought I'd leave the mice eat the bait until they start tripping the trap.
I bought this to control our mice problems. I mounted it against the deck in the back of the yard. I didn't realize that squirrels and chipmunks could enter the device that easily. Haven't caught a mouse yet. The unit works great so far.