Enpass
Enpass is a privacy-first, zero-knowledge password and passkey manager that emphasizes data sovereignty.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Secure passkey and password manager with user-controlled data storage on your cloud.
Who should look elsewhere
Requires users to manage their own cloud storage for data, which might be a slight learning curve for some.
Pros
- +Emphasizes data sovereignty, allowing users to store data on their own cloud or locally.
- +Zero-knowledge architecture and no central vault reduce the risk of mass data breaches.
- +Offers comprehensive features for both individual and business users, including passkey support.
- +Independently audited for security.
- +Accessible offline, ensuring continuous access to credentials.
Cons
- −Requires users to manage their own cloud storage for data, which might be a slight learning curve for some.
- −No free tier available, only a free trial for business plans and a desktop app for personal use.
Key features
- ✓Data Sovereignty (user-controlled data storage)
- ✓Zero-knowledge encryption
- ✓Offline first security
- ✓Passkey support
- ✓Unlimited passwords and items
- ✓Unlimited vaults
- ✓Unlimited devices
- ✓Security alerts for website breaches
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Plan | $1.99 | month | Apps for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Apple and Android; Passkey support; Unlimited passwords and items |
| Family Plan | $3.99 | month | Apps for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Apple and Android; Passkey support; Add up to 6 members |
| 3-Year Plan | $49.99 | month | Apps for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Apple and Android; Passkey support; All features access for 3 years |