Keeper

Keeper is a password management and cybersecurity platform built on a zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted architecture, meaning only the user can access their stored data — Keeper cannot. Individuals and families use it to generate, store, and autofill strong passwords and passkeys across devices, secure notes and files, and monitor for breaches, while businesses use it to enforce strong credentials, share access safely, and gain visibility and control over who can access what.

For organizations, Keeper extends well beyond a password vault. Keeper Enterprise adds role-based access, provisioning (SCIM/SSO), enforcement policies, auditing, and compliance reporting; KeeperPAM brings privileged access management with secrets management, secure remote connections, and session recording; and features like BreachWatch dark-web monitoring and encrypted messaging round out the suite. Its zero-knowledge design, strong security certifications, and cross-platform apps make it a common choice for security-conscious teams that want password management and privileged access on one platform.

Keeper serves consumers, families, SMBs, and enterprises. Pricing is per user per month with annual billing: personal plans (Personal around $4/month, plus a Family plan) and business/enterprise tiers — Keeper Business commonly around $3.75–$4.50 per user, Keeper Enterprise around $6–$7.50, and Keeper Enterprise Plus (with PAM) around $12–$15 per user per month, plus add-ons. It competes with 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, and LastPass, differentiating on its combined password management plus privileged access and secrets management.