
1Password
Commercial credential vault and access platform for passwords, passkeys and secrets across individuals, families and organisations.
0 upvotes · 0 downvotes
- Pricing
- Paid
- Platforms
- WebLinuxWindowsmacOS
- Reviewed
- Last reviewed 30 September 2026
What it is
1Password is a commercial password manager and access platform from AgileBits Inc. (doing business as 1Password). It stores credentials, passkeys and other secrets in encrypted vaults and extends into broader access controls for teams and enterprises.
What it helps with
- Generating, saving and autofilling strong passwords and passkeys in browsers and apps
- Sharing vaults and items with families or organisations under role-based permissions
- Flagging weak or breached credentials through Watchtower-style alerts
- Supporting business identity-provider integrations and admin controls on paid plans
- Covering developer and machine secrets where the organisation licenses those capabilities
- Optional enterprise modules (as sold) for privileged access, device trust and SaaS discovery under the Unified Access offering
Who it's for
Individuals and families who want a dedicated credential vault, plus IT and security teams that need organisational password management and related access controls. Enterprise packages are sales-assisted; consumer and business plans are available on the official pricing pages.
Worth knowing
The legal entity in partner and style materials is AgileBits Inc., headquartered in Toronto, Canada. 1Password documents a dual-secret model (account password plus Secret Key) and states vault contents are zero-knowledge to the provider. Plans are paid after a trial; treat Extended Access Management / Unified Access modules as licensed add-ons rather than part of every SKU. Listings summarise public product pages only.