Keeper Security

Keeper Security is a cybersecurity software platform developed by Keeper Security, Inc. It provides encrypted vaults for passwords, passkeys, files, payment information, infrastructure secrets and other sensitive records.

The product serves individuals, families, businesses, enterprises and managed service providers. Business capabilities include team administration, policy enforcement, directory provisioning, single sign-on, audit reporting, secrets management and privileged session access.

Keeper uses a zero-knowledge security architecture. Its applications support desktop, mobile, browser and command-line access, while enterprise products expose APIs and integrations for identity, DevOps, cloud, SIEM and IT service workflows.

Core features include unlimited password and passkey storage on paid plans, password generation, autofill, secure sharing, shared folders, record permissions, emergency access and integrated time-based one-time password generation.

Business and enterprise editions add administrative consoles, team structures, policy controls, delegated administration, risk dashboards, security audits, activity reporting, SSO, SCIM, Active Directory and LDAP synchronization.

KeeperPAM extends the platform with privileged access management, secrets management, endpoint privilege controls, remote connections, session monitoring, just-in-time access and automated credential rotation.

Developer tooling includes Keeper Commander, Secrets Manager, SDKs, command-line utilities, REST API services and integrations for CI/CD, infrastructure automation and AI-agent workflows using the Model Context Protocol.

Keeper documents integrations for identity providers, directory services, cloud platforms, DevOps tools, collaboration systems, SIEM platforms, IT service management and security products.

Examples include Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory, LDAP, SAML-based identity providers, ServiceNow, Ansible, CrowdStrike, Google Chronicle, Splunk-compatible logging workflows, cloud services and developer platforms.

Keeper also documents integrations with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor and GitHub Copilot through its Keeper Agent Kit and secrets-management tooling.

Keeper Enterprise provides developer APIs for provisioning, vault administration, password rotation and backend integration. Keeper also offers Commander CLI, Secrets Manager CLI, SDKs and a self-hosted Commander REST API service.

API and automation capabilities are primarily aimed at enterprise administrators, developers, DevOps teams and security operations workflows. Access and available functions vary by product and subscription level.

Keeper offers personal, family, business, enterprise and privileged-access products. Personal pricing is listed by Keeper at $39.99 per year, equivalent to $3.33 per month when billed annually. Family pricing is listed at $84.99 per year, equivalent to $7.08 per month, and includes five vaults.

Business Starter is listed at $2 per user per month when billed annually for teams of five to ten users. Keeper Business starts at $4 per user per month, while Keeper Enterprise starts at $6 per user per month when billed annually, according to Keeper’s July 2026 pricing update.

KeeperPAM, Connection Manager, Secrets Manager and several advanced add-ons use custom or sales-led pricing. Prices can vary by region, taxes, product bundle and contract terms.

Keeper offers a 30-day free trial for its personal and business password-management products. The personal trial does not require a credit card according to Keeper’s trial page. After the personal premium trial ends, users can be downgraded to a limited free version.

The free personal version is limited compared with paid plans. Keeper’s documentation describes restrictions including one mobile device and up to ten stored records, with no browser extension or web vault access.

Pros:

• Broad coverage across passwords, passkeys, secrets and privileged access.
• Desktop, mobile, browser and Linux support.
• Strong enterprise provisioning, policy and reporting capabilities.
• Developer APIs, command-line tools and automation support.
• Dedicated products for remote access, secrets management and endpoint privilege.

Cons:

• Advanced products and integrations can require custom quotations.
• The free personal version has substantial device and record limitations.
• The product portfolio can be complex for users seeking only basic password storage.
• Some enterprise functionality is restricted to higher-tier plans.

Bitwarden is a comparable password manager with personal, family and business editions. 1Password competes in personal, family, business and enterprise password management. Dashlane provides password management, identity protection and business administration. LastPass offers personal and organizational password management. NordPass provides password, passkey and business credential management.

Is Keeper Security a password manager?
Yes. Password and passkey management is the platform’s core use case, although business products also cover secrets, privileged access and remote connections.

Does Keeper have a free plan?
Yes. Keeper documents a limited personal free version. Paid personal and business products also offer free trials.

Does Keeper offer a free trial?
Yes. Keeper advertises a 30-day free trial for personal and business password-management products.

Which operating systems does Keeper support?
Keeper provides applications for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, plus browser extensions for major browsers.

Does Keeper provide an API?
Yes. Enterprise and developer products include APIs, SDKs, command-line tools and REST-based integration options.

Who is Keeper best suited for?
It is suited to individuals and families needing password storage, and to organizations requiring centralized credential, secrets or privileged-access controls.