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Keeper Review: The Best Password Manager for Small Businesses

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Keeper Review: The Best Password Manager for Small Businesses
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It offered the most customization options of any password manager for businesses that I tested, and it’s also the most affordable, with plans starting at just $2 a user each month. Keeper’s business plans for companies with more than 10 users also come with an unrivaled perk: a free Keeper Family plan for every user in the company. But that considerable functionality for businesses seems to come at the cost of Keeper’s plans for individuals, which I found lacking overall.

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Table of Contents How much does Keeper cost? Business plans Personal plans Free plan Setup and user experience Using saved and new passwords Privacy and security Dark web monitoring costs extra Password health Multi-factor authentication Customer support The bottom line Keeper/CNET Keeper 7.9 See at Keeper Pros & Cons Affordable and feature-rich business plans Attractive interface on desktop and mobile Excellent security standards Zero-knowledge encryption Heavily discounted plans for students, military and medical professionals Plans for individuals and families are expensive Dark web monitoring costs extra Missing features like email masking With a head-spinning collection of integrations and administrative controls, Keeper feels designed with businesses in mind.

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