1Password vs Enpass

1Password

• Individuals and families who want one password manager on every device
• Small teams of up to 10 people on the flat-rate Teams Starter Pack
• Companies that want password management tied to their SSO provider

Enpass

• People who want their vault in their own cloud account, not on a vendor's servers
• Buyers who prefer a one-time purchase to a yearly subscription
• Linux users who want a native desktop app alongside the mobile apps

1Password

• There is no free plan; a paid subscription is needed after the 14-day trial.
• Listed prices are for annual billing, and the $2.99 and $4.49 promotional rates apply only to a new customer's first year.
• Single sign-on integration starts at the Business plan, and Enterprise pricing is by quote only.

Enpass

• The Free plan stops at 25 active items; further items stay visible but cannot be edited, copied or used for autofill.
• Prices here are the US App Store's in-app prices. Enpass also sells plans, including Business, on its website, where prices may differ.
• Syncing relies on a cloud account you supply or on Wi-Fi sync you set up yourself, because Enpass does not host vaults.
• Email support is listed for paid users; free users rely on the documentation and the user forums.

1Password

Autofill and password generator

Saves and fills passwords, two-factor codes, payment details and addresses in any major browser, and generates new passwords when you sign up.

Passkeys

Saves passkeys alongside passwords and signs in with them on sites that support passwordless login.

Watchtower

Flags compromised passwords and other security issues affecting the items you have saved.

Secure sharing

Share an item through an expiring link, even with someone who does not use 1Password, or keep shared vaults for family members and teammates.

Secret Key encryption

Data is protected by your account password plus a 128-bit Secret Key, and 1Password says it cannot see the passwords or data you store.

Team controls and single sign-on

Teams Starter Pack adds role-based permissions. Business adds sign-in through identity providers such as Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo.

Enpass

Vaults in your own cloud

Encrypted vaults sync through your own iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Nextcloud or WebDAV account, or stay offline and sync over Wi-Fi. Enpass says it never holds vault data.

Autofill and password generator

Fills passwords, passkeys, authentication codes, credit cards and web forms, saves new and changed credentials, and generates random or pronounceable passwords.

Passkeys and built-in authenticator

Creates, stores and syncs passkeys inside the vault and generates TOTP codes, so a separate authenticator app is not needed.

Security audit and breach alerts

A dashboard shows a password security score, highlights weak, compromised and duplicate passwords, and alerts you when a credential appears in a known breach.

Multiple vaults and custom items

Premium allows unlimited separate vaults, for example personal, work and shared ones, plus customizable templates, categories, tags, fields and file attachments.

Business admin console

Organizations keep vaults in their own Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and get policy enforcement, SCIM provisioning, SSO integration and audit logs.

1Password

• Individual$3.99

  per month, billed annually

  For 1 person: password generator, autofill, secure sharing and alerts for weak or compromised credentials. Promotional $2.99 in year one.

• Families$5.99

  per month, billed annually

  Covers 5 family members with unlimited shared vaults and admin controls. New customers pay a promotional $4.49 in the first year.

• Teams Starter Pack$24.95

  per month for 10 members, billed annually ($299.40)

  10 members included, with up to 10 more seats at $4.99 each a month. Password sharing, role-based permissions and developer tools.

• Business$8.99

  per user / month, billed annually ($107.88)

  Everything in Teams Starter Pack, plus single sign-on with Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo, and enhanced vault sharing.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Quote-based plan with granular vault permissions, multi-tenant support, a developer toolkit and audit-ready activity logs.

Enpass

• Free$0

  Up to 25 active items in one vault, with syncing across all platforms.

• Premium$23.99

  per year (US App Store in-app purchase)

  No limit on passwords, passkeys, vaults or devices. A 6-month subscription is listed at $15.99.

• Premium (3 Years)$47.99

  one payment covering 3 years (US App Store)

  Premium features for 3 years from a single payment, with no recurring charges.

• Family$47.99

  billing period not shown on the US Mac App Store listing

  Family plan for up to 6 household users, with a family admin who manages members' access.

• Premium Lifetime$99.99

  one-time (US Mac App Store)

  Premium without a subscription. The iPhone listing shows one-time Premium purchases at prices from $47.99 to $79.99.

1Password

• Other savings

  First-year promotional pricing for new customers

  When checked, new customers subscribing on 1Password.com with annual billing paid $2.99 a month for Individual (regularly $3.99) and $4.49 for Families (regularly $5.99) for the first year.

• Nonprofit

  Discounts for nonprofits and journalists

  The business pricing FAQ says 1Password offers discounts for eligible organizations, including nonprofits and journalists, plus volume-based pricing. No amounts are published.

• Education

  Student discount through Student Beans

  1Password's pricing pages link to a Student Beans page where verified students can claim a discount. The size of the discount is not stated before verification.

Enpass

• Lifetime license

  Lifetime Premium for a one-time payment

  The US Mac App Store lists Enpass Premium Lifetime at $99.99 as a one-time purchase instead of a subscription.

• Other savings

  Three years of Premium for one payment

  The Premium 3-Year Plan is a single $47.99 payment with no recurring charges, about the cost of two years on the $23.99 annual subscription.