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Keeper Review: The Best Password Manager for Small Businesses

7.9

Pros & Cons

Affordable and feature-rich business plans
Attractive interface on desktop and mobile
Excellent security standards
Zero-knowledge encryption
Heavily discounted plans for students, military and medical professionals
Plans for individuals and families are expensive
Dark web monitoring costs extra
Missing features like email masking

With a head-spinning collection of integrations and administrative controls, Keeper feels designed with businesses in mind. It offered the most customization options of any password manager for businesses that I tested, and it’s also the most affordable, with plans starting at just $2 a user each month. Keeper’s business plans for companies with more than 10 users also come with an unrivaled perk: a free Keeper Family plan for every user in the company.

But that considerable functionality for businesses seems to come at the cost of Keeper’s plans for individuals, which I found lacking overall. Despite being one of the most expensive password...

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