How much does Enpass cost?

The personal plans are advertised at $1.99/month for the Individual plan and $3.99/month for the Family plan (up to 6 members), each billed yearly and each a first-12-months sale price. One-time options are $49.99 for three years and $99.99 for a lifetime licence.

There is a free tier limited to 25 items and one vault, on every platform. Unlimited items, vaults and devices, breach monitoring and the built-in authenticator require a paid plan.

Does Enpass have a lifetime licence?

Yes — a personal lifetime licence is $99.99 as a one-time payment, and there is also a $49.99 three-year licence, described as paying for two years and getting the third free.

Where does Enpass store my passwords?

In your own cloud account — iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box or Nextcloud. Enpass calls this 'zero possession': the encrypted vault is never stored on its own servers.

How much does Enpass cost?

Enpass publishes 2 plans: Free tier at $0/mo, Family Plan advertised at at $3.99/mo billed annually. Every figure is read from the vendor's own pricing page; the pricing section above shows the source sentence for each tier.

Does Enpass have a free plan?

Yes. Enpass offers a free tier with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage or team features.

What are the main drawbacks of Enpass?

The trade-offs we noted: You are responsible for sync and backup; Interface is plainer than rivals; Team features are limited.

When should you not use Enpass?

Skip Enpass if: You are budgeting from the advertised monthly figures: $1.99 and $3.99 are promotional rates for the first 12 months, billed yearly, during a sale — the renewal price is not shown on the page; You store more than a few credentials for free: the free tier stops at 25 items and a single vault; You want the vendor to handle sync — Enpass deliberately puts the vault in your own cloud account, which is a setup step and a recovery responsibility.

Productivity

Enpass

Password management software.

What it is

Enpass stores passwords locally and syncs through your own cloud account rather than the vendor's servers. The vault file syncs through storage you already own, so no vendor holds a copy of it. That also means sync problems are yours to fix, and team features are thin compared with hosted managers. Nothing is stored on the vendor side at any point.

Enpass pricing

Enpass publishes 2 plans. Paid tiers start at $3.99/mo billed annually, and a free tier is listed alongside them.

Enpass plans and published prices, taken from the vendor’s pricing page.
Plan	Price	What the vendor’s page says
Free tier	$0/mo	Free tier: up to 25 items and 1 vault, password generation, autofill and import from a browser, spreadsheet or another password manager
Family Plan advertised at	$3.99/mo billed annually	Family Plan advertised at $3.99/month for the first 12 months billed yearly, covering up to 6 members

Prices read from the vendor's own pricing page on 2026-09-09. Vendors change plans without notice — check the source before you budget. Source Price verification log.

Key features

Own-cloud sync
Stores the encrypted vault in your own cloud storage account.
Offline vault
Keeps a usable local vault with no account required.
One-time purchase option
Offers a perpetual licence alongside subscriptions.

Strengths and trade-offs

What works well

Your vault syncs via your own cloud, not theirs
One-off licence option
Works offline

Where it falls short

You are responsible for sync and backup
Interface is plainer than rivals
Team features are limited

Who it is for

People who do not want a vendor holding their vault at all.

Pick it or skip it

Pick Enpass if

People who want to own their data: vaults sync through your own iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box or Nextcloud rather than the vendor's servers
Anyone tired of subscriptions — there is a $99.99 one-time lifetime licence and a $49.99 three-year licence
Households: the Family plan covers up to 6 members on one subscription
Light users who need a handful of logins, since the free tier allows 25 items in one vault across all platforms

Skip it if

You are budgeting from the advertised monthly figures: $1.99 and $3.99 are promotional rates for the first 12 months, billed yearly, during a sale — the renewal price is not shown on the page
You store more than a few credentials for free: the free tier stops at 25 items and a single vault
You want the vendor to handle sync — Enpass deliberately puts the vault in your own cloud account, which is a setup step and a recovery responsibility
You are buying for a company: business and enterprise pricing is not published on the personal pricing page

Our verdict

The right model if you distrust hosted vaults. It moves responsibility to you.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Enpass cost?: The personal plans are advertised at $1.99/month for the Individual plan and $3.99/month for the Family plan (up to 6 members), each billed yearly and each a first-12-months sale price. One-time options are $49.99 for three years and $99.99 for a lifetime licence.
Is Enpass free?: There is a free tier limited to 25 items and one vault, on every platform. Unlimited items, vaults and devices, breach monitoring and the built-in authenticator require a paid plan.
Does Enpass have a lifetime licence?: Yes — a personal lifetime licence is $99.99 as a one-time payment, and there is also a $49.99 three-year licence, described as paying for two years and getting the third free.
Where does Enpass store my passwords?: In your own cloud account — iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box or Nextcloud. Enpass calls this 'zero possession': the encrypted vault is never stored on its own servers.
How much does Enpass cost?: Enpass publishes 2 plans: Free tier at $0/mo, Family Plan advertised at at $3.99/mo billed annually. Every figure is read from the vendor's own pricing page; the pricing section above shows the source sentence for each tier.
Does Enpass have a free plan?: Yes. Enpass offers a free tier with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage or team features.
Who is Enpass best for?: People who do not want a vendor holding their vault at all.
What are the main drawbacks of Enpass?: The trade-offs we noted: You are responsible for sync and backup; Interface is plainer than rivals; Team features are limited.
When should you not use Enpass?: Skip Enpass if: You are budgeting from the advertised monthly figures: $1.99 and $3.99 are promotional rates for the first 12 months, billed yearly, during a sale — the renewal price is not shown on the page; You store more than a few credentials for free: the free tier stops at 25 items and a single vault; You want the vendor to handle sync — Enpass deliberately puts the vault in your own cloud account, which is a setup step and a recovery responsibility.

What we checked

Public APIOffers a documented API you can build against.Yes
Mobile appHas a native app for iOS or Android, not just a mobile website.Not checked
Open source / self-hostableSource is open and the tool can be run on your own infrastructure.Not checked
SSO (SAML)Supports SAML single sign-on on at least one plan.Yes

“Not checked” means exactly that — we have not verified it, and we do not guess.

Evidence and freshness

Status: Vendor pricing page verifiedReviewed: 2026-09-09

Enpass — Pricing ↗
Checked 2026-09-09 · Supports: Free tier: up to 25 items and 1 vault, password generation, autofill and import from a browser, spreadsheet or another password manager, Individual Plan advertised at $1.99/month for the first 12 months, billed yearly, during an 'End of Summer Sale' offering up to 40% off, Family Plan advertised at $3.99/month for the first 12 months billed yearly, covering up to 6 members, 3-Year Plan $49.99 one-time — described as paying for 2 years and getting 1 year free, Lifetime Plan $99.99 one-time for a personal lifetime licence, Paid personal plans include unlimited passwords, items, vaults and devices, passkey support, breach alerts, an integrated TOTP authenticator and secure document storage, Apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android including wearables, with extensions for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave, Vivaldi and Opera, Vaults are stored in your own cloud — iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box or Nextcloud — which Enpass calls 'zero possession': encrypted data is never stored on its servers, Business and Enterprise plans exist but their prices are not shown on the personal pricing view

Limit: Vendor pricing page was reviewed by an editor on this date; this record is not a ToolCompare benchmark. Prices and limits change. Personal plan prices were on sale ('up to 40% off', first 12 months) when checked; renewal pricing and business plan pricing are not published on this page.

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