Get Out Of Jail.
Stay Out Of Jail.

Jail sucks, and we're here to help. 

If you've been accused of a crime in North Carolina, you may be taken to jail. In many cases, you will have to remain there until trial unless you post a bond. This bond is a promise to appear in court. The best way to post this bond is through use of a bail bondsman ... and that's where we come in. 

We'll arrange a parking lot reunion for you and your family
- even at three in the morning.

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Release from jail is an emotional experience - we love parking lot reunions!

How Bail Works in North Carolina

1. Bail Is Set
After arrest, a judge or magistrate sets your release conditions — bail amount, restrictions, and your next court date. Some charges get bail immediately at the jail; others require a court appearance. If you do not bond out, you will remain in jail until trial (weeks, months … even years). 

2. Call Beacon — Day or Night
We confirm your charges and bail amount, talk to a family member who can cosign, work out payment options, and handle the paperwork with the jail. Once we submit the bond, the jail processes your release.

3. Go Home & Stay on Track
You go home to your family. You’ll check in weekly through an easy app and show up for every court date. We help you understand the process, stay compliant, and keep life moving forward.

Beacon Bail Bonding writes bonds of any size, and we do bail bonds in all counties in North Carolina — with integrity, dignity, and zero judgment.

Why North Carolina Families Trust Beacon

When someone you love is in jail, you don’t need judgment — you need help.
We show up fast, explain everything in plain English, and treat every client with dignity.
We work with families, employers, and out-of-state callers to get people home.