Keeper Password Manager & Digital Vault: An Elegant Solution

A top pick for securely managing your passwords on every platform

- BEN MOORE & KIM KEY

The main reason to use a password manager is to create varied, strong passwords for every website and app you use—ones that you don’t have to remember for yourself. It’s also important that you can access your passwords from every one of your devices without difficulty. Keeper Password Manager & Digital Vault delivers an excellent experience across a ton of platforms and browsers. It also offers top-notch features such as robust multi-factor authentication support, extensive sharing capabilities, useful auditing tools, and full password histories. Keeper is an Editors’ Choice winner for the password manager category.

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As with Dashlane and others, you can use Keeper at no cost if you’re willing to restrict your usage to a single device with no backup protection. That one-device cap is a major limitation, but you can store all the passwords you want on that device. The easiest way to get started with Keeper is to sign up for a free account, then upgrade to the paid version after you’re sure you want it. Bitwarden and MyKi offer much more capable free versions, with no limits on how many devices or passwords you can use.

A personal Keeper Unlimited subscription is $34.99 per year. That’s more expensive than a Sticky Password subscription ($29.99 per year) and about the same price as a LastPass Premium subscription ($36 per year). Dashlane’s Premium tier is more expensive at $59.99 per year, though it offers a cheaper, feature-limited Essentials version for $35.88 per year. Bitwarden’s Premium plan costs just $10 per year.

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