Keeper is a password and passkey manager that stores credentials and private information in an encrypted vault. Its personal offering provides access through mobile and web experiences, browser extensions, and supported desktop applications.
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Device fit
Supported platforms
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Capabilities can differ across platforms. Check the official plan and device requirements.
Before you subscribe
Free-plan availability
A free plan is available.
Keeper's personal page lists a $0 No Cost tier with one mobile device, up to ten password and passkey records, local identity and payment storage on one mobile device, and two-factor authentication. This is distinct from the 30-day free trial mentioned on the personal and family pricing page; Linux support was not verified in the reviewed official pages.
Listed features
From the linked official sources
Password and passkey storage with a built-in password generator
Autofill through KeeperFill
Two-factor authentication code storage
Secure sharing, including One-Time Share
Encrypted vault access across mobile, web, browser extension, and supported desktop apps
What the facts offer
Strengths
The no-cost personal tier provides a permanent limited option with password/passkey storage and two-factor authentication.
The personal offering combines password and passkey storage with autofill, secure sharing, and access from mobile and web interfaces.
Check the trade-offs
Things to consider
The no-cost tier is limited to one mobile device and ten password/passkey records.
Features such as unlimited devices and sync, unlimited storage, and unlimited secure sharing are listed under the paid Keeper Unlimited plan rather than the no-cost tier.
Sources & verification
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