Is this comparison worth publishing?

Yes. Passpack and Keeper Security both currently sell business password managers, and a buyer could reasonably choose between them for team credential storage and sharing.

Which costs less for a small team?

Passpack publishes a Teams price of $1.66 per user per month, paid annually, for up to 20 users. Keeper Security’s current pricing page lists annual per-user billing but does not display a price, so a current price comparison cannot be confirmed from those pages.

Can I use Passpack or Keeper Security on Android?

Keeper Security publishes an Android app. Passpack’s current plan page lists an iOS app but does not list an Android app.

Which has more browser-extension options?

Passpack documents a Chrome extension and says Firefox and Edge support is forthcoming. Keeper Security lists extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera and Brave.

Do Passpack and Keeper Security support single sign-on?

Yes, on specified tiers. Passpack lists SSO on Business and Enterprise; Keeper Security lists SAML 2.0 SSO on Enterprise.

Which supports automated user provisioning?

Keeper Security lists SCIM provisioning and Active Directory/LDAP sync on Enterprise. Passpack lists Active Directory and API integration on Business and Enterprise.

How long can I try each business password manager?

Passpack advertises a 28-day free trial, while Keeper Security advertises a 14-day business trial. Both say no credit card is required.

Do both products let teams share passwords?

Yes. Passpack lists encrypted password sharing with individuals and teams on all its business plans. Keeper Security lists password sharing and includes shared team folders in its Business plan.

Passpack vs Keeper Security

Choose Passpack if your priority is a published low-cost plan for a team of up to 20; choose Keeper Security if you need Android access, a wider range of browser extensions, or enterprise provisioning. Both vendors currently offer business password management with encrypted vaults and team sharing. The deciding questions are which devices your team uses, how many seats you need, and whether SSO and provisioning must be included in your plan.

Last updated October 31, 2026.

At a glance

Passpack compared with Keeper Security, one row per dimension
Dimension	Passpack	Keeper Security
Business plans	Teams, Business, Enterprise	Business Starter, Business, Enterprise
Published entry price	Teams: $1.66/user/month, paid annually	Not published on current pricing page
Seat limits	Teams: up to 20 users	Starter: 5–10 users; Business: minimum 5
Mobile apps	iOS app listed	iOS and Android apps
Browser extensions	Chrome; Firefox and Edge listed as forthcoming	Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave
SSO	Business and Enterprise	Enterprise: SAML 2.0
Provisioning and APIs	Business: Active Directory and API integration	Enterprise: SCIM, AD/LDAP sync and developer APIs
Administration	Business: multiple administrators	Business: delegated administration
Password storage	Unlimited passwords on all business plans	Unlimited passwords in business plans
Sharing	Encrypted sharing with individuals and teams	Password sharing; shared team folders in Business
Business trial	28 days; no credit card required	14 days; no credit card required
Business support	24/7 support advertised	24/7 live chat and email support

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Which should you choose?

Choose Passpack if

Teams of up to 20 seeking a published entry-level price
Buyers wanting a 28-day business trial
Organizations that need unlimited password storage on the Teams plan
Teams that can use Passpack’s iOS app and Chrome extension

See Passpack — 20% DISCOUNT

Choose Keeper Security if

Teams that need both iOS and Android apps
Users who need extensions beyond Chrome
Organizations planning for SCIM provisioning and SAML SSO
Businesses seeking delegated administration

See Keeper Security — 15% CASHBACK

The verdict

Passpack is the better fit for teams that can use its Teams plan and want a clearly published per-user price, unlimited password storage, and a 28-day trial. Keeper Security is the better fit when Android apps, broader browser-extension support, or Enterprise features such as SCIM provisioning are requirements. Compare the relevant paid tiers before deciding: Passpack places SSO in Business, while Keeper places SAML SSO in Enterprise.