Keeper
A security-focused commercial password manager for families and businesses, with add-ons like encrypted file storage.
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About Keeper
Keeper Security sells an encrypted password vault for individuals, families and organisations, with apps for every major desktop and mobile platform plus browser extensions. Personal plans include unlimited passwords and devices, secure sharing and emergency access, and the Family plan adds five vaults and shared file storage. Extras such as dark-web monitoring (BreachWatch), more encrypted storage and a secure messaging app are sold as add-ons, which keeps the base price modest but makes the full bundle add up. Keeper is strongest in business: plans scale from a small-team starter tier to enterprise editions with SSO/SAML, SCIM and AD/LDAP provisioning, detailed reporting, and a privileged access management product (KeeperPAM). It is a paid product, with free trials for both personal and business plans. It suits security-conscious organisations and families who want strong admin controls and are fine with an add-on pricing model.
Best for: Businesses and families who want strong admin controls and enterprise identity integrations.
Pros and cons
What works
- Deep business features including SSO, SCIM and privileged access
- Native apps on every major platform
- Family plan includes five vaults and shared file storage
Why people leave
- Useful extras like dark-web monitoring cost more as add-ons
- Interface feels busier than simpler rivals
- No permanent free plan
Top Keeper alternatives
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1Password65.3Comparable business features with a cleaner, simpler interface.
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Bitwarden61.3Open source and cheaper, with a free plan and self-hosting for businesses.
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Dashlane59.6Similar premium positioning with phishing alerts and a bundled VPN.
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Passbolt55.3Self-hosted, open-source option for teams that want to own their vault.
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RoboForm53.6Much cheaper for individuals and small businesses with similar basics.
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Keeper: common questions
Is Keeper free?
No, Keeper is a paid product. Family plan: 5 vaults (checked on Keeper's own site).
Is Keeper open source?
No, Keeper is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Bitwarden and Passbolt.
What platforms does Keeper run on?
Keeper is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Web and Browser extension.
What are the best alternatives to Keeper?
The highest-ranked Keeper alternatives right now are 1Password, Bitwarden and Dashlane. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.