Enpass — Local-first password manager that stores vaults on your own devices or cloud of choice, from $1.99/month for individuals.
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Best for: users who want password vaults synced through their own cloud storage instead of a vendor's servers
Pricing: From $1.99/month (Individual, first-year promotional rate); one-time 3-year option at $49.99.
- Enpass Individual costs $1.99/month for the first 12 months, billed yearly.
- Enpass Family costs $3.99/month for the first 12 months, billed yearly, up to 6 members.
- A one-time 3-Year Plan costs $49.99.
- Enpass syncs vaults through a user-chosen cloud provider rather than its own servers.
Limitations: Standard renewal price after the first 12 months isn't published.; No browser-based web vault.; Vault availability depends on the user's chosen cloud provider.
Top alternatives: 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, LastPass — full list
What is Enpass?
Enpass is a password manager built around local-first storage: instead of syncing vaults through Enpass's own cloud, it stores encrypted vaults on-device and syncs them through a cloud provider you already use — iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or a self-hosted WebDAV server. This architecture means Enpass never holds your encrypted vault on its own infrastructure. The Individual and Family plans are priced as introductory-rate subscriptions ($1.99/month and $3.99/month respectively for the first 12 months, billed yearly), and a 3-Year one-time-payment option ($49.99) avoids a recurring subscription entirely. Every plan supports passkeys, unlimited passwords and vaults, unlimited devices, security-breach alerts, and identification of accounts that support two-factor authentication. Enpass also sells separate Business and Enterprise plans with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace integration and an admin console for managing family or team members' licenses. Apps are available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android; there's no browser-based web vault, since local-first storage is the product's core differentiator.
Enpass is a password manager that stores encrypted vaults locally on each device (or synced through a user-chosen cloud provider like iCloud, Dropbox, or Google Drive) rather than on Enpass's own servers. The Individual plan is priced at $1.99/month for the first 12 months billed yearly, the Family plan (up to 6 members) costs $3.99/month for the first 12 months billed yearly, and a 3-Year one-time license costs $49.99. Enpass runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android with passkey support, unlimited passwords and vaults, security-breach alerts, and 2FA-account identification, and the desktop app can be downloaded and started for free before activating a paid plan.
Standout feature: Vaults sync through a cloud provider you already use rather than Enpass's own servers, so Enpass never holds a copy of your encrypted vault.
Biggest weakness: Advertised Individual and Family prices are introductory rates for the first 12 months only; the exact renewal price after year one is not disclosed on the pricing page, and there is no web-based vault for accessing passwords from a browser without installing an app.
Pros
- Vaults sync through a cloud provider you already use (iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or WebDAV) instead of Enpass's servers.
- A one-time 3-Year Plan ($49.99) avoids a recurring subscription entirely.
- Passkey support and unlimited passwords, items, and vaults on every plan.
- Native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Cons
- Advertised Individual/Family prices are introductory rates for the first 12 months; the standard renewal price isn't disclosed on the pricing page.
- No browser-based web vault; access requires installing a native app on each device.
- Local-first sync through a third-party cloud provider means vault availability depends on that provider's uptime, not Enpass's.
- Support is limited to email and community forum on Individual and Family plans, with no live chat or phone support.
Enpass pricing
Free tier · paid from $1.99/mo · verified from the vendor's pricing page
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | $1.99/mo | Promotional rate for the first 12 months, billed yearly; price increases after the introductory period. |
| Family | $3.99/mo | Promotional rate for the first 12 months, billed yearly; covers up to 6 members. |
| 3-Year Plan | $49.99 once | One-time payment covering 3 years of access (billed as 2 years, with a third year included free). |
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