Enpass Password Manager
Password managers
Identity management software
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- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
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What is Enpass Password Manager
Enpass Password Manager is a password management application used to store, generate, and autofill credentials and other sensitive information across devices. It targets individuals and small teams that want a local-first vault with optional cloud sync through third-party storage providers. The product supports multiple platforms and offers features such as password auditing, TOTP-based 2FA storage, and secure sharing. Enpass differentiates by emphasizing offline storage and user-controlled sync rather than requiring a vendor-hosted cloud vault.
Local-first vault storage
Enpass stores vault data locally by default, which can reduce reliance on a vendor-hosted cloud service for core operation. Users can choose if and where to sync, including using third-party cloud storage accounts. This model can fit organizations with policies that prefer user-controlled data locations. It also supports offline access when a network connection is unavailable.
Broad platform availability
Enpass provides apps for major desktop and mobile operating systems, enabling consistent credential access across devices. It also supports browser integration for autofill workflows. This helps mixed-device environments standardize on one vault format. Cross-platform support is a common requirement in the password manager category and Enpass generally aligns with it.
Built-in auditing and TOTP
The product includes password health checks (for example, weak, reused, or compromised passwords) to support basic hygiene programs. It can store TOTP secrets to generate one-time codes alongside credentials, reducing context switching during sign-in. These features support individual and small-team security practices without requiring separate tools. The functionality is comparable to baseline capabilities expected in modern password managers.
Limited enterprise IAM depth
While Enpass can be used in business contexts, it is not primarily an identity management platform with deep IAM controls. Organizations needing centralized identity governance, advanced policy enforcement, or broad SSO lifecycle management may find gaps. Administrative features tend to be lighter than products designed for large-scale enterprise identity programs. This can increase the need for complementary IAM tooling.
Sync depends on third parties
Optional synchronization relies on external cloud storage providers chosen by the user or organization. This can introduce variability in setup, supportability, and compliance posture depending on the selected provider. It may also complicate troubleshooting because sync behavior is influenced by third-party clients and configurations. Some organizations prefer a single vendor-managed sync service for standardization.
Team controls can be basic
For teams, capabilities such as granular role-based administration, centralized reporting, and large-scale provisioning may be less comprehensive than tools built specifically for managed environments. This can matter for MSP-style operations or regulated environments that require detailed audit trails and administrative separation of duties. As team size grows, operational overhead can increase. Buyers should validate admin, sharing, and recovery workflows against internal requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | $1.99 per month (billed yearly) — promotional pricing shown “for first 12 months” on site. | Apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android; passkey support; unlimited passwords/items, vaults and devices; security alerts for website breaches; identification of accounts with 2FA support; email & forum support. |
| Family | $3.99 per month (billed yearly) — promotional pricing shown “for first 12 months” on site. | Same features as Individual + add up to 6 members; family management via Enpass Admin Console. |
| 3-Year Plan | $49.99 one-time payment (3 years access). | All features access for 3 years; unlimited passwords/items/vaults/devices; promotional note: “Pay for 2 years, get 1 year access free!” |
| Lifetime Plan | $99.99 one-time payment. | Personal lifetime license (full features across platforms) — shown on Enpass home page as a one-time lifetime purchase. |
| Business (Small/Standard) | $1.99 per user/month (billed yearly). | Data stored in customer cloud (Microsoft 365/Google Workspace); administrative controls, policy enforcement, audit dashboard, event/audit logs, password/file sharing, access recovery, SCIM provisioning, SSO, UEM/MDM, SIEM integration; unlimited passwords/passkeys/files and vaults. Enpass business page shows an option to start a free trial. Large Enterprise — contact sales for custom pricing/volume discounts. |
Notes: All pricing and plan feature text above are taken from Enpass official website (pricing, business, and home pages). Some plan prices on the site display promotional wording "for first 12 months"; I recorded the exact price text shown but did not infer post-promotion renewal prices.
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