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Passpack offers transparent, annual pricing with no hidden costs or per-password fees. Three plans scale from small teams to large enterprises.
The Teams plan costs $1.50 per user per month (billed annually) for groups up to 20. The Business plan runs $4.50 per user per month with annual or monthly billing for unlimited users. Enterprise pricing is custom.
All plans include AES-256 zero-knowledge encryption, two-factor authentication, unlimited password storage, and encrypted sharing. Higher tiers add SSO, Active Directory integration, JIT provisioning, device registration, API access, and advanced reporting.
A 28-day free trial is available for Teams and Business plans with no credit card required. Pricing verified by the Tekpon Team and updated regularly.
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Passpack pricing starts at $1.50 per user per month on the Teams plan, billed annually. The Business plan costs $4.50 per user per month with annual or monthly billing. Enterprise pricing is custom. All plans include zero-knowledge AES-256 encryption, unlimited password storage, and a 28-day free trial with no credit card required.
That entry price makes Passpack one of the most affordable password management solutions for businesses – roughly 2-5x cheaper than competitors like 1Password, LastPass, and Keeper Security at the entry tier.
There are no setup fees, no per-password charges, and no hidden add-ons on any plan. Below is a full breakdown of what each tier costs, what it includes, and how Passpack compares to other business password managers on value.
The Teams plan is built for small groups of up to 20 users. At $18 per user per year, a 10-person team pays $180/year total. A full 20-person team pays $360/year – less than what most competitors charge for a single user on their business tier.
Best for: Startups, freelancers managing multiple client accounts, and small teams that need business-grade encryption without enterprise-grade cost. If your team has fewer than 20 people and doesn’t need SSO or directory integration, this plan covers the essentials at the lowest price point in the market.
The Business plan removes the 20-user cap and adds the admin and compliance features that growing organizations need. Monthly billing is available alongside annual. A 50-person team on annual billing pays $2,700/year.
Everything in Teams, plus:
Best for: Mid-market companies, agencies, IT service providers, and compliance-conscious organizations that need SSO, directory sync, and detailed audit trails. The free Family Plan for every user is a retention perk that few competitors match.
The Enterprise plan is designed for large organizations with 100+ users and complex security requirements. It includes everything in the Business plan plus dedicated account management, onboarding assistance, and custom integrations.
Best for: Large enterprises needing hands-on vendor support, custom security configurations, and volume pricing. Passpack offers custom quotes for organizations needing 20+ licenses.
Passpack does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a 28-day free trial for both the Teams and Business plans. No credit card is required to start.
During the trial, you can onboard your full team and test features like SSO, directory integration, and role-based sharing at real scale. This makes it possible to evaluate Passpack with your actual infrastructure before committing.
One of Passpack’s clearest strengths is pricing transparency. There are no hidden costs to worry about:
The only cost difference between plans comes from the feature tier and the user cap (Teams is limited to 20 users). This flat, predictable pricing is a notable advantage over competitors like LastPass and Keeper, where SSO, advanced reporting, and directory integration are often gated behind more expensive add-ons or higher tiers.
How does Passpack stack up against other business password managers on cost? Here is a direct price comparison with the most common alternatives, based on published pricing as of March 2026:
| Tool | Entry plan | Business plan | Key difference vs Passpack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passpack | $1.50/user/mo | $4.50/user/mo | Lowest entry price; AD integration included on Business |
| 1Password | $7.99/user/mo | $19.95/user/mo | Browser extension + mobile apps; 5.3x more expensive at entry |
| Keeper Security | $4.00/user/mo | $7.00/user/mo | Breach monitoring included; SSO is a paid add-on |
| LastPass | $4.00/user/mo | $7.00/user/mo | Browser extension + mobile apps; SSO costs extra |
| NordPass | $3.99/user/mo | $5.99/user/mo | Polished UX with breach scanner; no directory sync on entry |
| Bitwarden | $4.00/user/mo | $6.00/user/mo | Open-source with self-hosting option; strong community |
| Dashlane | $8.00/user/mo | $11.00/user/mo | VPN included; most expensive option in this group |
The gap is most visible at the entry level. Passpack’s Teams plan at $1.50/user/month costs 2-5x less than every major competitor’s starting business tier, while including the same AES-256 encryption and multi-factor authentication.
At the Business tier, Passpack’s $4.50/user includes SSO, Active Directory integration, JIT provisioning, and API access – features that competitors typically charge $7-20/user for. 1Password’s Business tier at $19.95/user is more than four times the cost of Passpack Business, though it includes browser extensions and native mobile apps that Passpack currently lacks.
The main trade-off with Passpack is the absence of browser extensions and native mobile apps, which 1Password, LastPass, NordPass, and Bitwarden all include. Passpack is web-based today, with a browser extension planned for later in 2026. For teams that prioritize cost and security over autofill convenience, Passpack offers the strongest value in this group.
The Teams plan at $1.50/user/month. Even a single user gets unlimited password storage, AES-256 encryption, and two-factor authentication at a price that undercuts virtually every business password manager on the market. At $18/year, it is the cheapest way to get business-grade credential security.
The Teams plan. A full 20-person team pays $360/year total – less than what a single user costs on 1Password’s business tier. You get encrypted sharing, role-based access, and team management without the overhead of directory integration or SSO.
The Business plan at $4.50/user/month. SSO with Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory integration with automatic provisioning and deprovisioning, JIT provisioning, device registration, advanced audit logging, and API integration make it practical to manage credentials at scale. The free Family Plan for every user is a meaningful employee benefit.
The Enterprise plan. Custom pricing, a dedicated account manager, personalized onboarding, and custom integrations for complex IT environments. Contact Passpack for volume pricing – custom quotes are available for organizations needing 20+ licenses.
The team password manager market has a wide price range. At the lower end, you have tools like Passpack and Bitwarden focusing on core credential security. At the higher end, enterprise password managers like 1Password Business and Dashlane include extras like VPNs, breach monitoring, and polished consumer apps – at 3-5x the cost.
Passpack sits in a unique position: enterprise-grade security features (zero-knowledge encryption, SOC2 Type II certification, directory integration, SSO) at a price point closer to the budget tier. The Business plan at $4.50/user/month includes the same AD integration and compliance reporting that competitors gate behind $7-20/user plans.
For teams evaluating a small business password manager, the decision often comes down to whether browser extensions and mobile apps justify a 3-5x price premium. If your team works primarily from desktops and browsers, Passpack delivers equivalent security at a fraction of the cost.
For teams that prioritize strong encryption, admin controls, and compliance reporting over browser autofill, Passpack delivers the most security per dollar in the business password manager market. The absence of browser extensions and native mobile apps is the main trade-off – and one Passpack has on its 2026 roadmap to address.
See how Passpack performs in daily use in our full Passpack review, or start your free 28-day trial to test it with your team.
The Teams plan costs $1.50 per user per month (billed annually). The Business plan costs $4.50 per user per month with annual or monthly billing options. Enterprise pricing is custom. There are no hidden fees, setup costs, or per-password charges on any plan.
Yes. Both the Teams and Business plans include a 28-day free trial with full feature access. No credit card is required to start the trial.
The Business plan includes everything in Teams plus: Single Sign-On (SSO), Active Directory integration with Google and Microsoft, JIT provisioning, device registration, advanced multi-admin support, API integration, unlimited password history, advanced reporting, domain discovery, organization-level session controls, and a free Family Plan for every user.
Passpack\’s Teams plan ($1.50/user/month) is significantly cheaper than 1Password ($7.99/user/month) and Keeper ($4.00/user/month). The Business plan at $4.50/user includes SSO and AD integration, features that competitors charge $7-20/user for. The trade-off is that Passpack doesn\’t include browser extensions or mobile apps.
The Teams plan supports up to 20 users with unlimited passwords. Business and Enterprise plans support unlimited users and unlimited passwords. No plan has per-password fees or storage caps.
Passpack does not publicly list discounts for these segments. Organizations needing 20+ licenses can contact Passpack directly for custom Enterprise pricing, which may include volume discounts.
Yes. You can upgrade from Teams to Business at any time. Passpack prorates the difference for the remainder of your billing period. Downgrading is available at renewal. Contact Passpack support for Enterprise plan transitions.
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