PassCamp vs Psono (2026): which should you pick?

Pick PassCamp if

• Fits if a company wants a vault built around team sharing
• Makes sense if a software vendor wants a rebranded password manager

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want a price on the page, as none are published
• Not for you if you are an individual, as no self-serve plan could be confirmed
• Watch out: passwords can only be shared with people who also have PassCamp accounts
• Watch out: no trial or free plan is listed

Pick Psono if

• Fits if you want to run your own team vault on your own server
• Works for small teams of up to 10 that want business features free

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you do not want to run and update a server
• Tight if you want the paid Business version, which has a 25-user minimum
• Watch out: professional support and SLAs are quoted on request, with no listed price
• Watch out: the SaaS tab of the price page could not be read, so hosted prices are not recorded

PassCamp

• No prices are published; the site directs buyers to contact the company for white-label and enterprise licensing.
• The current site presents business products only, so a self-serve plan for individuals could not be confirmed.
• Passwords can be shared only with people who also have PassCamp accounts.
• The data center for the hosted service is in Belgium, on Google Cloud.

Psono

• The free editions are self-hosted, so you run and update the server yourself.
• The Business version has a 25-user minimum; its price is shown for the On Premise edition.
• Professional support and service-level agreements are quoted on request, not sold at a listed price.
• The page's SaaS tab could not be read, so hosted prices are not recorded here.

PassCamp

A vault for every item

Each stored item has its own vault, which can be managed, shared and tracked separately from the rest.

End-to-end encryption

Data is encrypted with AES-256 and RSA-4096 before it leaves the device, and a master password unlocks the private key, per the vendor.

Sharing with guests

Passwords are shared with people who have PassCamp accounts, and teams can add an unlimited number of guests such as clients and contractors.

Autofill and two-factor sign-in

Fills logins in the browser and mobile app, and supports two-factor authentication with any TOTP app.

History log

Every item records changes and shares made by you or your contacts, with notifications for updates and invites.

White-label and enterprise versions

The vault technology can be rebranded, bundled with other products or hosted as a standalone tool or on self-hosted instances.

Psono

Client-side encryption

Vault data is encrypted in the client before it is sent to the server, then stored encrypted on the server.

Self-hosted or SaaS

Run every component on your own servers, or use a hosted edition. The pricing section is split into On Premise and SaaS tabs.

Open source

The complete codebase is public, so the security design can be audited independently.

Team sharing and enterprise sign-in

Share entries in encrypted form. The business editions add LDAP, SAML and OIDC single sign-on, audit logging and policies.

Gateway for SSH, RDP and VNC

The business editions include a gateway for opening remote sessions to servers and desktops.

Apps on every platform

Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, desktop builds, Android and iOS apps, a web client and a command-line tool.

PassCamp

Pricing could not be confirmed. See passcamp.com.

Psono

• Open Source$0

  Free community edition with unlimited users, password sharing, a generator and multifactor login. You host it yourself.

• Free business version$0

  Full feature set, including SSO, audit logging, policies and the SSH/RDP/VNC gateway, free for up to 10 users.

• Business version$3

  per user / month, billed annually, min. 25 users

  Everything in the free business version for larger companies, with an optional extended support package quoted on request.