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Enpass
By Sinew Software Systems (Enpass)
Category: security-utilities
Pricing: freemium
Free plan: Available
Free-plan limits: Desktop app offers a free "Start for Free" tier (exact item-count limits not disclosed on the pricing page); paid options include Individual ($1.99/mo intro rate), Family ($3.99/mo for up to 6, intro rate), a 3-year plan ($49.99 one-time), and a Lifetime plan ($99.99 one-time) covering unlimited passwords/vaults/devices and sync.
Best for: Notable for offering one-time/lifetime purchase options instead of forcing a subscription, appealing to offices wanting to avoid recurring per-seat fees; supports local-only vaults (no forced cloud storage).
Checked when listed: against the vendor's own page
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