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1Password
By 1Password (AgileBits Inc.)
Category: security-utilities
Pricing: subscription
Free plan: Not currently marked as available
Free-plan limits: No permanent free tier; 14-day free trial only. Individual ~$2.99-3.99/mo, Families ~$4.49-5.99/mo (up to 5 members), billed annually; separate Teams/Business and custom Enterprise (Unified Access) pricing.
Best for: Polished, well-supported password manager popular with businesses for its admin controls, SSO/SCIM integrations, and Travel Mode for security-conscious offices.
Checked when listed: against the vendor's own page
Automated re-check: 10/5/2026, 2:01:03 AM
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