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title: Best Password Managers
canonical: https://saasranked.com/best/password-managers/
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# Best Password Managers

Store your passwords and passkeys, fill them in on every device, and share them safely. 10 password managers ranked by points out of 100 from 17 published rules. Method: https://saasranked.com/best/password-managers/how-we-score/

| # | Product | Points | Security and audits | Apps and extensions | Passkeys and sign-in | Sharing and family | Price | Cheapest paid plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | [Bitwarden](https://saasranked.com/software/bitwarden.md) | 94 | 31/35 | 20/20 | 15/15 | 15/15 | 13/15 | $1.65/mo |
| 2 | [Proton Pass](https://saasranked.com/software/proton-pass.md) | 93 | 35/35 | 20/20 | 12/15 | 15/15 | 11/15 | $2.99/mo |
| 3 | [RoboForm](https://saasranked.com/software/roboform.md) | 77 | 25/35 | 18/20 | 15/15 | 15/15 | 4/15 | $2.49/mo |
| 4 | [Keeper Password Manager](https://saasranked.com/software/keeper.md) | 74 | 22/35 | 20/20 | 15/15 | 15/15 | 2/15 | $3.58/mo |
| 5 | [LastPass](https://saasranked.com/software/lastpass.md) | 70 | 22/35 | 18/20 | 11/15 | 15/15 | 4/15 | $3/mo |
| 6 | [1Password](https://saasranked.com/software/1password.md) | 66 | 22/35 | 20/20 | 12/15 | 10/15 | 2/15 | $3.99/mo |
| 7 | [NordPass](https://saasranked.com/software/nordpass.md) | 65 | 18/35 | 20/20 | 8/15 | 15/15 | 4/15 | $2.99/mo |
| 8 | [Dashlane](https://saasranked.com/software/dashlane.md) | 60 | 22/35 | 16/20 | 12/15 | 10/15 | 0/15 | $5.42/mo |
| 9 | [Enpass](https://saasranked.com/software/enpass.md) | 59 | 13/35 | 18/20 | 12/15 | 10/15 | 6/15 | $1.99/mo |
| 10 | [KeePassXC](https://saasranked.com/software/keepassxc.md) | 58 | 21/35 | 12/20 | 12/15 | 5/15 | 8/15 | $0 |

## 1. Bitwarden

Best for: People who want a capable free plan and open-source apps. Bitwarden suits people who want a free plan with no device limit, and anyone who values open-source code and published audits. Premium is cheap at $19.80 a year and adds emergency access and two-factor code generation. The catch: the free plan shares with only one other person, and Bitwarden calls its bug bounty private.

## 2. Proton Pass

Best for: Privacy-minded people who want a strong free plan and email aliases. Proton Pass suits people who want a free plan without device limits and value open-source apps and recent audits. Pass Plus adds a built-in authenticator, emergency access and unlimited aliases for $2.99 a month billed yearly. The catch: two-factor codes are not in the free plan, and emergency access needs a paid plan and a Proton Mail address for both people.

## 3. RoboForm

Best for: People who want a cheap paid plan with passkeys. RoboForm suits people who want a low-cost paid plan with passkeys, a built-in authenticator, sharing and emergency access. Its 2024 penetration test by Secfault Security is published as a summary. The catch is the free plan, which works on a single device, and Linux gets browser extensions only.

## 4. Keeper Password Manager

Best for: People who want certified security and a family plan. Keeper suits people who want a paid manager with strong certifications and apps on every major system. It saves passkeys, fills two-factor codes and offers emergency access and a five-person family plan. The catch is the free plan, limited to one phone and 10 records, and no dated audit report is published.

## 5. LastPass

Best for: Families who want a low-cost six-person plan. LastPass suits families who want a six-person plan at a low price, with passkeys and emergency access. It names ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications. The catch is its 2022 breach, in which a copy of customer vaults was stolen with website addresses unencrypted, and a free plan limited to one device type.

## 6. 1Password

Best for: People and families who want polished apps on every system and do not need a free plan. 1Password suits people who want one paid app that works the same on Windows, Mac, Linux and phones, with passkeys, two-factor codes and sharing built in. Every vault is end-to-end encrypted and protected by a Secret Key as well as your password. The catch is cost: there is no free plan, the regular price is $3.99 a month, and the only public audit reports on its audits page date from 2020.

## 7. NordPass

Best for: People who want a low first-year price and a family plan for six. NordPass suits people who want apps on every major system and a cheap first year, with emergency access and sharing in Premium. Data is encrypted on your device with XChaCha20 before it is uploaded. The catch: the free plan works on only one device at a time, introductory prices end after the first term, and no recent audit report is public.

## 8. Dashlane

Best for: People who live in the browser and want a VPN bundled with their password manager. Dashlane suits people who mostly work in a browser and want unlimited devices, sharing and a VPN in one subscription. The vault is encrypted and decrypted only on your devices. The catch: it is now paid-only at $64.99 a year, it has no Windows app, and its emergency contact feature was retired.

## 9. Enpass

Best for: People who want the vault in their own cloud. Enpass suits people who want their encrypted vault kept in their own cloud storage rather than on a vendor's servers. It has apps for all five systems, saves passkeys, fills TOTP codes and sells a one-time licence. The catch is a free plan capped at 25 items and no published product audit or penetration test.

## 10. KeePassXC

Best for: Desktop users who want a free, offline vault. KeePassXC suits desktop users who want a free, open-source manager with the vault in a file they control. It stores passkeys and TOTP codes and holds a 2025 security certification from ANSSI with a published report. The catch is that there is no official phone app, no sync service and no web vault, so phones need third-party KeePass apps.