Keeper

Security-first password manager aimed at business, with strong admin controls, compliance features and audit reporting.

The enterprise choice. Keeper leans hardest into admin controls, granular sharing policies, compliance reporting and secrets management for engineering teams, which is why it turns up in security-conscious organisations. Personal plans exist, but the business features are where it stands apart.

For a single user it is more machinery than most people need, and the interface reflects its enterprise roots. For an IT team that has to prove and enforce good password hygiene across a company, it is built for exactly that.

Pros

  • Fine-grained admin and sharing policies
  • Compliance reporting built in
  • Secrets management for engineering teams
  • Designed to be enforced across a company

Cons

  • More machinery than a single user needs
  • Interface reflects its enterprise roots
  • No meaningful free tier
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