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Keeper

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★★★★☆ 4.6 / 5 on G2 · 4.7 on Capterra (600 G2 reviews)
4.6 / 5
G2 rating, 600 reviews [source]
2011
Founded [source]
$2.92
Personal from / mo [source]
Compliance
Zero knowledge [source]

Quick facts

CategoryPassword manager (security focused)
Founded2011
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois
Starts atFrom ~$2.92/mo; Business ~$3.75/user/mo
Best forSecurity and compliance
DeploymentCloud, apps and browser
Free planFree trial
IntegrationsSSO, SCIM, business tools
G2 rating4.6 / 5
Capterra rating4.7 / 5

What is Keeper?

Keeper is a security focused password manager with strong zero knowledge encryption, compliance and admin controls, suited to businesses and regulated organisations prioritising security and governance. Founded in 2011, it stores passwords, passkeys, notes and files in an encrypted vault with zero knowledge and zero trust architecture, generates strong passwords, autofills across devices, and offers strong business and enterprise capabilities, team vaults, granular admin controls, role based access, provisioning (SCIM), SSO, auditing and compliance certifications, plus secrets management and privileged access add ons. Known for a strong security and compliance posture, Keeper suits businesses and regulated organisations that prioritise secure credential management. For security and compliance, Keeper is a leading choice.

Keeper's distinction is a strong security and compliance posture with robust admin controls, for businesses and regulated organisations. Its zero knowledge and zero trust architecture, compliance certifications, granular controls and auditing, and extensions into secrets and privileged access, suit organisations with strict security and governance needs, beyond a basic vault. That security and compliance focus set it apart.

Keeper at a glanceKeeper is a security focused password manager with strong encryption and compliance [Keeper]. It holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating across 600 reviews on G2 and 4.7 on Capterra, suited to security and compliance focused organisations.

Who Keeper is best for

Keeper is best for businesses and regulated organisations that prioritise security and compliance, wanting strong zero knowledge encryption, granular admin controls, provisioning, SSO, auditing and compliance certifications, plus optional secrets and privileged access management, and also individuals wanting strong security. It suits security and compliance focused use. It is a weaker fit for those specifically wanting the biggest free plan or open source, where Bitwarden fits, or the most consumer polished extras, where Dashlane fits.

Key features

The core strengths are an encrypted vault with zero knowledge and zero trust security, strong generation and autofill, team vaults, granular admin controls, role based access, provisioning (SCIM), SSO, auditing and compliance certifications, plus secrets management and privileged access add ons. Keeper offers breach and dark web monitoring. Its security posture, compliance and admin controls are its defining advantages.

Keeper pricing

Keeper is subscription based: Personal around 2.92 US dollars a month, Family a bit more, and Business around 3.75 per user a month with Enterprise and add ons (secrets manager, privileged access) priced higher, plus trials. Pricing is competitive, especially for business. Costs scale with users and add ons. Confirm current figures on the Keeper pricing page.

Integrations and ecosystem

Keeper integrates with SSO and identity providers, SCIM provisioning, and business and IT tools, and extends to secrets management and privileged access (KeeperPAM). Its SSO, provisioning and security integrations, plus extensions into secrets and privileged access, which let organisations manage credentials securely and at scale, support its security and compliance focus.

Keeper and security and compliance

Strong security and compliance with admin controls are the signature strength: Keeper's zero knowledge and zero trust architecture, compliance certifications, granular controls and auditing, and extensions into secrets and privileged access, suit organisations with strict governance, beyond a basic vault. For security and compliance focused businesses, this is the main reason to choose Keeper.

Ease of use and support

Keeper is highly rated for security, admin controls, compliance and value, with strong support, among the top password managers for business. Its G2 reviews praise security, controls and compliance, with the interface being more security focused than some consumer rivals the main consideration.

Is Keeper worth it?

For businesses and regulated organisations that prioritise security and compliance, with strong encryption, admin controls, provisioning, SSO, auditing and optional privileged access, Keeper is an excellent, highly rated choice. The main caution is that those wanting the biggest free plan or open source may prefer Bitwarden, and the most consumer polished extras Dashlane, but for security and compliance Keeper leads.

Pricing

Personal

$2.92
per month
  • Encrypted vault
  • Autofill
  • Security monitoring

Business

$3.75
per user / month
  • Team vaults
  • Admin controls and SSO
  • Provisioning (SCIM)

Enterprise / add ons

Higher
per user / month
  • Compliance and auditing
  • Secrets manager
  • Privileged access (KeeperPAM)

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Strong zero knowledge and zero trust security
  • Compliance certifications
  • Granular admin controls and auditing
  • Provisioning and SSO
  • Secrets and privileged access add ons

Cons

  • More security focused than consumer polished
  • No permanent free plan
  • Add ons cost extra
  • Interface less flashy than Dashlane

Keeper alternatives

These password managers tools come up most often against Keeper.

1Password

Leading business and personal password manager

Bitwarden

Open-source password manager for teams

LastPass

Longstanding password manager for business, personal

Keeper FAQ

What is Keeper used for?
Keeper is used to securely store and manage passwords, passkeys, notes and files in a zero knowledge encrypted vault, with strong generation and autofill, and for businesses team vaults, granular admin controls, provisioning, SSO, auditing and compliance, plus optional secrets and privileged access management.
How much does Keeper cost?
Keeper is subscription based: Personal around 2.92 US dollars a month, Family a bit more, and Business around 3.75 per user a month, with Enterprise and add ons (secrets manager, privileged access) higher, plus trials. See the Keeper pricing page.
Is Keeper secure?
Yes. Keeper uses zero knowledge and zero trust architecture so only you can decrypt your vault, holds compliance certifications, and offers granular admin controls and auditing, making it one of the most security and compliance focused password managers.
Keeper vs 1Password, which is better?
Keeper is strongly security and compliance focused with granular controls and privileged access options, while 1Password is a top all round choice with a polished experience. Keeper suits security and compliance focused organisations; 1Password suits all round use.
Does Keeper do privileged access management?
Yes. Keeper extends beyond password management to secrets management and privileged access (KeeperPAM), so organisations can secure shared and privileged credentials alongside user passwords, which suits security focused businesses.
Is Keeper good for compliance?
Yes. Keeper is built with a strong security and compliance posture, including zero knowledge and zero trust architecture, compliance certifications, granular controls and auditing, making it well suited to regulated organisations with governance requirements.

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