Enpass

Password manager with a one-time purchase option and local or your-own-cloud storage instead of a vendor subscription.

The option for people who would rather not rent their password manager. Enpass keeps your vault in a file you control, syncing it through your own cloud, iCloud, Dropbox or a local network, rather than on the vendor's servers. And it can be bought outright with a one-time payment instead of a subscription.

That self-managed approach means a little more setup and no vendor safety net if you lose your file, so it suits the more hands-on. For anyone who wants to own their data and skip the monthly fee, it is the standout.

Pros

  • Vault is a file you control
  • Syncs through your own cloud or local network
  • Can be bought outright instead of rented
  • Nothing stored on the vendor servers

Cons

  • More setup than a hosted manager
  • No vendor safety net if you lose the file
  • Full mobile use is not free

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