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Cheapest password manager
Good password hygiene shouldn't be gated behind a high price. This shortlist ranks password managers by value, including some free when last reviewed, for individuals and small teams. Because trust is the product, weigh independent audits and passkey support alongside price, plus open-source code, self-hosting, and business-admin features a growing team needs.
1Password
1password.com
1Password is a password manager for individuals, families, and businesses that stores credentials, passkeys, and secrets in encrypted vaults.
Bitwarden
bitwarden.com
Bitwarden is an open-source password manager for individuals and businesses, offering a free tier and the option to self-host.
Dashlane
www.dashlane.com
Dashlane is a password manager for individuals and businesses offering credential storage, autofill, and dark-web monitoring.
KeePassXC
keepassxc.org
KeePassXC is the leading open-source, local-first password manager: a cross-platform desktop application storing credentials in an encrypted KeePass-format database file that never touches a vendor cloud.
Keeper
www.keepersecurity.com
Keeper is a password and secrets management platform for individuals and enterprises, providing encrypted vaults, sharing, and compliance-oriented features.
LastPass
www.lastpass.com
LastPass is a password manager for individuals and businesses providing credential storage, autofill, and sharing across devices.
NordPass
nordpass.com
NordPass is a password manager from the team behind NordVPN, part of the Nord Security group, offering encrypted credential storage and passkey support.
Proton Pass
proton.me/pass
Proton Pass is a password manager from Proton, the Switzerland-based privacy company, offering encrypted credentials, email aliases, and passkey support with open-source apps.
