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- From $1.99/mo
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
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Pricing & paywalls
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- Premium Subscription- 6 Months — $23.99/year ($1.99/mo)
- Premium Subscription- 6 Months — $15.99
- Premium 3-Year Plan — $47.99/year ($3.99/mo)
- Onetime purchase- Premium — $47.99
- Onetime purchase- Premium — $49.99
- Onetime purchase- Premium — $59.99
- Onetime purchase- Premium — $79.99
Ratings & reviews
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5/5Practically perfect in every way
Yet another newspaper article citing 1Password and Lastpass has inspired me to finally review Enpass. In short, this is a terrific password management system. I say “system” because the mobile apps and desktop apps and browser add-ins work together so seamlessly. Password synchronization across a variety of self-chosen cloud storage providers is a big part of that integration. The multi-vault feature is key for my use case, where i have to maintain my own passwords separately from those I use to manage my elderly parents’ affairs. That allows other trustees to step in when needed, without compromising my own information. The one-time buy-in for Enpass was a big factor in that choice over its subscription-based competitors. (Though I do worry about long-term sustainability with that one-time model.) That said, Enpass’ creators are diligent in their bug fixes, updates, and continuing improvements.
Cee-Ell · 6 Aug 2026
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1/5Screwing over the Customer
I bought a lifetime subscription several years ago for $10. I’ve used this app, loved it, and recommend it to many of my peers. I will no longer do that. You have now switched to a subscription service, which is fine, except now my “lifetime pass” seems to have lasted only a few years. One of the main draws of your app was that it stood out in a sea of subscription services. I can, however, purchase another one for $50. I upgraded to pro years ago and now my app says “pro revoked”. Are you kidding me? How insulting! I understand that you need to make money, but I already paid you and now you are going back on your word. You are stealing from me what I already have paid for and should have access to. I don’t think it’s outrageous to assume that the lifetime upgrade I paid for would last, I don’t know, a lifetime. This new era of demanding a customer pay for a product that they have already bought and own is outrageous. I am extremely disappointed. I will not do any further business with a company that clearly cares so little for their customers. I understand that you need to make money, but I would never treat anyone that I do business with the way you have treated me. Goodbye Enpass, hello LastPass. Not a joke. As we speak, I am making the switch. Good riddance, no customer should ever be betrayed by a company like this.
Ukeduke98 · 6 Aug 2026
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5/5Upgrade your life!
Aside from being a password manager, I love that Enpass has so many pre-built items for you to simply drop your content into (e.g., insurance card, passport, drivers license). I’ve got all my login credentials and important info all in one spot. It feels super secure and the ability to customize everything to your tastes makes this better, in my mind, than 1Password, LastPass — all of ‘em. Regarding price and subscriptions: Enpass costs next to nothing compared to the competition. And, don’t you want to keep continuous development going on something that is securing your sensitive, digital content? If $1/month (i.e., $12/year) is too much or you’re offended by a subscription model, stop it. Real software requires subscriptions for continuous, streamlined development. Paying a lump sum doesn’t make sense and any outfit that’s in it for the long haul will switch to it if they haven’t already. If you don’t agree, you don’t know how software is designed and maintained.
Youknow3312 · 6 Aug 2026
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5/5One of THE essential apps to have
I’ve been a long user of this app. So long ago, it was back when the pro subscription was only 10 dollars! The app back then was rough on the edges, but it had promise. I was looking for a simple and relatively affordable password manager ever since I realized keeping a dusty notepad of passwords was not exactly a good idea (Back then I had like 50 logins). Having faith in the popularity of password managers, I stuck around with this one, even with talks of 1Password, LastPass and others started to show promise. Fast forward to now, and this app is...unbelievable. I love this app hands down. I use it all the time, personal, work, and just about anything that I need to securely keep. The fact that the company always allowed you to choose where you can store your info as well as avoiding a subscription policy (which now there is one do, BUT the option to go lifetime is STILL a thing) has always made me love this application. The app is not perfect compared to the competitors, (1pass has a nicer editing interface and browser plugin) BUT the things that keep Enpass above them is all of the benefits I mentioned earlier. Those in my opinion, are what really makes Enpass valuable and stand out. And to see them stand strong on those ideas makes me really happy to be a loyal user of their product. Thanks Enpass for the continued support and growth of a phenomenal application!
Kaabiikaze · 6 Aug 2026
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5/5The lack of “hype” is confusing…
This password manager is dope. I’ve used all of em at some point or another (Lastpass, 1Password, and Bitwarden extensively) and Enpass stands toe to toe with all of them. It’s better in a bunch of ways - clean, snappy, and all locked on-device rather than in the cloud (tho that can be enabled). The fact that it’s not on any major tech site’s “best of” lists is really bizarre and makes me wonder how legit those reviews are. Also, nobody really mentioning it on social media/Reddit etc makes me feel like I’m in the Truman Show. Because if you use this password manager for 10 minutes you’ll realize how much easier it is to navigate and how much faster it is since it’s all local processing. One would think that, along with the security implications of the data not leaving your phone would make reviewers go full clickbait with their headlines — but I guess it’s just me? Well anyway, I def recommend it
Creme de Banana · 6 Aug 2026
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Versions
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6.11.0
Make simple, powerful password management your company’s security goal! WHAT'S NEW: - Enpass Business is now fully integrated with Google Workspace! Discover the peace of mind that comes from knowing your team’s credentials are completely safe in your own trusted cloud. Enpass + Google Workspace includes… - Unlimited vaults in your trusted Google Drive — no data ever leaves your control - Powerful policy enforcement & security monitoring - Customizable one-tap password generation & autofill - Easy provisioning & automatic offboarding - Easy, secure, & instant vault sharing for teams - Easy & instant permissions management for shared vaults - Seamless syncing of passwords, passkeys, & other credentials - Customizable templates, categories and tags - Access recovery for lost master passwords - and much more! Questions? discussion.enpass.io | [email protected] | @EnpassApp
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6.11.1
This update enhances passkey integration to help your transition to a passwordless future, and includes performance improvements, and a few bug fixes. WHAT'S NEW: - Added "Passkeys" section to the bottom of the Browse tab, showing all your Items with passkeys. - Added "Passkeys Supported" section to Audit tab, showing all accounts where you could add passkey security. - Added "Passkey Available" banner at the top of Items that can be upgraded to passkey security. - Enpass's Today extension has been replaced with a new, better Home Screen widget. WHAT'S IMPROVED: - Completed migration of our iOS app to Apple’s Swift codebase, for improved performance and maintainability. WHAT'S FIXED: - Resolved Apple Vision Pro problem redirecting to Enpass App from Google Drive login. - Resolved autofill incorrectly populating email addresses in Username fields. - Resolved error connecting to OneDrive/Google Drive business accounts. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.11.10
In this update, we've resolved the following issues found while using Enpass app in the upcoming iOS update: - Fixed an issue where users encountering the "Upgrade to Premium" message while autofilling, even though the app is registered with a premium license. - Addressed a user-reported issue where unlocking Enpass via PIN was not functioning as expected during Autofill flows. - Other minor bug fixes to enhance stability and performance.
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6.11.11
Hello Team Enpass! We’ve added some features for our Business Users, dive in: - Event Logs: Track key app and admin actions in one place. - Vault Restore Without Password: With Enpass Hub, restore or add an existing owned/shared vault without prompting for vault password. - Other minor bug fixes.
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6.11.12
Hello Team Enpass! We’ve added some polish and squished some long pending bugs for you! IMPROVEMENTS: - Force touch improved to Peek, Pop, and preview items from list – With a firm touch on any item in list, you can peep into that and press a bit more you’ll be onto its details. FIXES: - Fixed an issue where connecting multiple vaults to different Nextcloud accounts with the same username resulted in an 'Authentication error'. - Fixed an issue where the E-mail ID field value was being incorrectly populated in the User ID field of the American Airlines app. - Fixed an issue where adding shared items using "attachment in item sharing” displayed an Invalid file error message. - Fixed some internal crashes and minor bugs. FOR BUSINESS USERS: - You can now create a secondary vault directly at the root of a SharePoint or shared drive without needing to create a folder beforehand. - If your organization has restricted secondary vault creation for certain locations, a user from a group with permissions to create and share vaults can still create the vault, allowing the restricted user to add and access it.
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6.11.13
- Resolved crashes and minor bugs to improve overall app stability.
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6.11.14
New Features for Enpass Business Users: The Enpass app now supports a wider range of your organization’s password policies and includes new features to strengthen your overall security. If your admin enables them, the app will guide you to follow these policies and ensures your passwords stay protected. Here’s what’s new: - Stronger Password Checks: Your company may now require passwords to meet certain rules like minimum length, complexity, or expiration. If a password doesn’t meet those rules, you’ll see it flagged as a "Rule Violating Password". - Stronger PIN Requirements: Your admin may require a longer minimum PIN to improve the security of your Enpass unlock method. - Prompt to Change Master Password if Found Compromised: If your admin enables this, Enpass will check your master password against the database of compromised passwords from HaveIBeenPwned.com. If it is found as compromised, you’ll be asked to change it. - No Autofill on Unsecure (HTTP) Websites: Autofill is not allowed on unsecure websites that use HTTP instead of HTTPS. Your admin may allow exceptions where needed. - Passkey Sign-in Policy: Your company may allow or restrict the use of passkeys in Enpass. If restricted, you won’t be able to store or sign-in using passkeys. - Face ID Unlock Policy: Your admin may choose to enable or disable Enpass app unlock using Face ID.
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6.11.15
We’ve made Enpass even better with stronger security controls specifically for business users. Stronger PIN Requirements - New PIN complexity requirements: Your admin can enforce PINs that include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols for higher security. - Prevention of weak PINs: Your admin can now restrict the use of repetitive, sequential, or easily guessable PINs (like 1111, 1234, 2580) ensuring stronger protection. Bug Fixes for Business Users - Fixed issues where passwords outside the defined rule set were incorrectly flagged as violations. - Fixed an issue that sometimes caused the Autofill option to be unavailable due to the Enpass Hub authentication message. - Other minor bug fixes and improvements.
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6.11.17
- We’ve redesigned Enpass with a new look that aligns with the latest iOS design style, making the app feel more modern, smoother, and consistent with iOS. - We’ve added a new purchase option — the Premium 3-Year Plan. Users can get Premium features for 3 years by making a one-time discounted payment, with no recurring charges. - Minor bug fixes and improvements.
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6.11.18
Apple has rolled out new password management features and Enpass has adopted them seamlessly. The result? An elevated password management experience, every time. What’s new: - Create instant strong passwords during sign-ups and password changes across apps and websites. - Save new logins automatically to Enpass, so your credentials are securely stored without ever being missed.
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6.11.2
This update addresses few crashes identified in the previous Enpass release. WHAT'S FIXED: - Resolved crashes when generating passwords on iPad. - Resolved crashes when adding Items on devices with larger default font sizes. - Resolved a bug with the QuickType bar failing to appear for autofilling on iOS 15 and 16 devices. - Resolved the bug with authenticator codes (TOTP) not being copied for autofilling. - Resolved crashes related to autofilling from the QuickType bar when "Auto-copy one-time code" option is enabled. WHAT’S IMPROVED: - Various minor bug fixes and performance improvements to enhance overall reliability. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.11.20
**Improvements** -Master Password reminder experience: You’ll now be reminded to re-enter your Master Password from time to time, if you unlock Enpass using biometrics. This helps ensure you never lose access to your encrypted data. -Enhanced passkey security (PRF support): Enpass now supports advanced security enhancements including Pseudo-Random Function (PRF) support as part of passkey creation and sign-in. This improves compatibility, reliability, and alignment with modern WebAuthn standards while keeping existing passkeys fully compatible. **Bug fixes** -Vault selection during item creation: New items are now saved to the vault you explicitly select during creation, preventing confusion and ensuring items are stored exactly where expected. -Passkey creation and sign-in fixes: Resolved passkey issues on several supported websites, including Discord, Binance, Google services, Linear, Lululemon, SwissID, and others. **Support & feedback** Need help or have feedback? Visit our support page [https://support.enpass.io/]
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6.11.21
What’s New - This release improves passkey compatibility across more websites and browsers, and makes autofill smarter when you have multiple vaults. Improvements - Sign in with passkeys across related domains: Services that run across multiple domains — like regional sites — now work with a passkey created on the main domain. Fewer unexpected sign-in failures, more places your passkeys just work. - Resolved an issue in vault restoration where vaults created on OneDrive, SharePoint, or Microsoft Teams could fail to restore in certain scenarios for B2B users.
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6.11.22
- The "Disable Master Password Reminder" setting now works as expected. Earlier, your master password was requested periodically, even when this setting was turned ON. Now, turning ON this setting stops the reminder from appearing, giving you full control over when you are asked for your master password. - Minor bug fixes and improvements.
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6.11.24
· 6 Jul 2026
This update introduces a homepage to provide a clear overview of your vault and a Security Score to help you prioritize critical risks. New Homepage experience - Start every session with a redesigned Home screen that brings key password management tools together. Instantly view your Security Score, review security alerts and recommendations, and discover premium features in one place. Security Score and Audit tiles - You can now monitor your vault's health through a Security Score directly on your homepage. The score prioritizes critical issues, like compromised passwords, and rewards the use of phishing-resistant factors like Passkeys. To help you take action, the Audit tiles have also moved from the Audit page to your homepage. Bug Fixes - Enpass now opens reliably on devices running iOS 15. Previously, the application crashed immediately upon launch on this version of iOS.
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6.11.3
Enpass is now fully integrated with iOS for autofilling and two-factor authentication! WHAT’S NEW: - Enpass’s built-in authenticator is now integrated with the native iOS password feature. - Scan or save two-factor authentication codes from apps and websites directly into Enpass. - Fill two-factor authentication codes automatically via Enpass, just like passwords in iOS 18 and later. - Fill any text field directly from Enpass by long-pressing in the field, and selecting Autofill -> Passwords, then selecting Enpass, and choosing the Item details you would like to fill. WHAT’S FIXED: - Resolved passkey bugs in iOS 18. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.11.4
FIXES: - Fixed an issue where user email addresses containing the ‘+’ symbol were incorrectly flagged as invalid during activation. - Resolved an issue where the email address field value was incorrectly populated in the user ID field on certain websites during the autofill process. - Other minor fixes.
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6.11.5
In this quick release, we've addressed an issue where some users were encountering the "Please authorize again using OneDrive account" error message.
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6.11.6
As 2024 draws to a close, we're focused on clearing out the backlog of reported issues to enhance your Enpass experience. This update brings numerous fixes based on your feedback, ensuring a smoother, more reliable app experience. - Fixed an issue, where Enpass is unable to connect with multiple Nextcloud account. - WebDAV sync now works seamlessly with Mailbox.org. - Resolved an issue where some users were encountering error code 315993 during iCloud syncing. - Other minor bug fixes and crash fixes. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.11.7
- Family Plan can be purchased directly from the app. - Family account admins can manage family members access from the accounts page. - Notifications enabled to help users improve their password health. - Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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6.11.8
- Improved Breach Alert functionality: Addressed an issue preventing Breach Alert notifications from appearing in the app and resolved a misdirection where the Breach Alert popup redirected to the selected vault's Audit page instead of showing the Audit page for all vaults. - Other minor bug fixes.
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6.11.9
A few little fixes for issues reported by users, and a few tweaks to make your Enpass experience better. Fixes: -Cloud storage username changes (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive) now update automatically to vault. -Minor bug fixes. Enpass Business: -New Enpass Business users now get an Identity Item in their primary vault right from the start. -Seamless Email Changes: Email changes for Business users via SCIM will be handled seamlessly without requiring the user to reset the Enpass app. We love hearing from you, so if you’d like to share your thoughts, stop by the community (https://discussion.enpass.io/) and say hi!
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6.9.3
This release resolves a couple issues discovered by helpful users. Thanks! FIXES - Resolved session expiry notices popping up daily. - Resolved crash-on-launch issue on some iOS 12 devices. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.9.4
Hello Team Enpass! We’ve added some polish and squished some bugs for you! WHAT’S IMPROVED - Smoother onboarding process for new users. WHAT’S FIXED - Repeated refreshing of the Enpass home screen has been resolved. - Other minor bug fixes. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email [email protected], or tweet @EnpassApp.
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6.9.5
- Fixed an issue encountered during the creation of items via Password Autofill. - Other minor bug fixes. Questions? discussion.enpass.io | [email protected] | @EnpassApp
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