1Password
paidSave passwords and passkeys, share access and spot weak credentials.
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- Web-basedBrowser access
- WindowsDesktop app
- macOSDesktop app
- LinuxDesktop app
- App StoreiPhone & iPad
- Google PlayAndroid
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What is 1Password?
1Password stores passwords, passkeys and other sensitive items in encrypted vaults and makes them available when you need to sign in. A generator helps replace reused passwords, while autofill reduces the need to copy credentials between apps. Watchtower highlights potential problems such as weak or compromised passwords, turning a large collection of logins into a more manageable maintenance task.
The personal buying choice is usually Individual versus Families. Families includes five users and shared vaults, so household accounts can be shared without putting every person’s private logins in the same place. Keep account recovery material organized and decide who manages shared vaults; the software is most useful when those habits are clear.
- Free plan
- Not included
- Paid plans from
- $3.99per month · billed annually
What stands out
- Passwords and other sensitive items are available across major desktop and mobile platforms.
- Watchtower makes credential maintenance easier to prioritize.
- Families separates private vaults from shared household access.
Plan limits
- There is a 14-day trial rather than an ongoing free personal plan.
- Standard subscription prices are higher than temporary first-year promotions.
- Recovery details and shared-vault ownership still need careful organization.
1Password features
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Core workflow
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Encrypted vaults
Store logins, passkeys, secure notes and other items, protected with an account password and Secret Key.
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Generation and autofill
Generate unique passwords and fill supported sign-in fields through desktop, mobile and browser integrations.
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Control and collaboration
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Watchtower alerts
Identify security issues related to stored items, including weak, reused or compromised credentials.
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Controlled sharing
Share vaults with family members or send an item through an expiring link, including to people without a 1Password account.
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Plans & pricing
USD regular annual-billing rates shown, excluding temporary new-customer discounts. A 14-day free trial is available. This listing covers the personal password manager; business and enterprise offerings have separate pricing.
Prices in USD
Individual
Standard personal subscription price.
$3.99
per month · billed annually
- Unlimited passwords and items
- Autofill and device sync
- Watchtower and secure item sharing
Families
Standard household subscription price.
$5.99
per month · billed annually
- 5 users
- Shared family vaults
- Family account recovery tools
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Is 1Password free?
1Password offers a 14-day trial. Continued use of the personal password manager requires a paid subscription.
Official pricing How many people does Families include?
The Families plan includes five users, with shared vaults and family management tools.
Official pricing Can I share an item with someone who does not use 1Password?
Yes. Secure item sharing can create an expiring link for a recipient without a 1Password account.
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Sources & editorial
How we review software- Product overviewChecked Oct 14, 2026
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- Web vault managementChecked Oct 14, 2026
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