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#6 of 7 in Password managers

Keeper review

A security-certified password manager popular with businesses and also sold to individuals and families. Many extras, such as encrypted messaging and breach monitoring, are paid add-ons.

Last checked · Available: Global

7.3/10, Good

Weighted across
5 criteria

Strongest on security & audits (9.0).

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Scorecard

How Keeper scores

Each criterion is scored 0-10 from public information, with the reason underneath. The total is the weighted average.
Security & audits30% weight9.0

Zero-knowledge design with formal certifications and UK G-Cloud listing.

Ease of use20% weight8.0

Capable apps on all platforms, though menus are dense.

Value for money20% weight6.5

Base plan is fair, but extras such as storage are add-ons.

Free tier15% weight3.0

We could not confirm a full free plan; trial only.

Features15% weight8.5

Passkeys, granular sharing and emergency access.

Best for

Users who value formal security certifications.

Not ideal for

Budget buyers who dislike paying for add-ons.

Trade-offs

Pros and cons

What stands out

  • Strong formal security credentials
  • Granular sharing controls
  • Emergency access

Worth knowing

  • Useful extras cost more
  • Interface can feel busy

At a glance

Key facts and pricing

As Keeper publishes them. “Not published” means we could not confirm the figure.
Free plan
Not published
Open-source clients
No
Passkey support
Yes
Trial or refund
Free trial offered
Free-plan devices
Not published
Company base
United States
Price band
Mid-range
Founded
2011
Based in
United States

Pricing: Paid personal and family plans with optional add-ons; a free trial is offered. Free plan: not confirmed.

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Questions

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Is Keeper good?

Keeper scores 7.3 out of 10 in our password managers scorecard, rank 6 of 7. A security-certified password manager popular with businesses and also sold to individuals and families. Many extras, such as encrypted messaging and breach monitoring, are paid add-ons.

Who is Keeper best for?

Best for users who value formal security certifications. Less suited to budget buyers who dislike paying for add-ons.

How much does Keeper cost?

Paid personal and family plans with optional add-ons; a free trial is offered. Free plan: not confirmed.

What are Keeper's key terms and features?

Open-source clients: No; Passkey support: Yes; Trial or refund: Free trial offered; Company base: United States. As published by the brand, last checked 2026-11-01.

What is a good alternative to Keeper?

Bitwarden (8.8/10) is the top-scoring option in the same list. See the full password managers ranking for every alternative.

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Checked 1 Nov 2026. Brands change terms often; confirm on the brand's site before you buy.

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