Enpass
Local-first flexible password manager
Overview
Enpass keeps encrypted data on device—sync through cloud storage YOU already trust, not Enpass servers.
The official pricing page shows annual billing and a 3-year prepaid option (“Get 1 year free, when you pay for 2 years”). A lifetime buyout was not listed on today’s official pricing page. Passkeys, TOTP, audits, and biometrics are included.
Middle path between cloud PMs and pure KeePassXC for users wanting local-first with mobile convenience.
Scores
Google Password Manager — comparison
Removes Google password sync dependency; local storage plus optional cloud. A 3-year prepaid option is listed on the official pricing page.
Pros
- ✓ Local-first data sovereignty
- ✓ 3-year prepaid option on the official pricing page
- ✓ Sync via existing cloud accounts
- ✓ Independently audited
Cons & caveats
- − Free tier capped at 25 items
- − Not open source
- − Less famous than Bitwarden/1Password
- − Sync setup slightly fiddly
Best for
- People considering a 3-year prepaid option
- Sync via iCloud/Dropbox already in use
- Local-first with mobile apps
Not ideal for
- Unlimited free cloud vault
- OSS requirements
- Vendor-managed cloud sync only
Specs
- Pricing
- Free + paid — Official pricing page (confirmed 2026-11-11; USD annual and 3-year totals confirmed by sha2se on the official page, yen figures rendered in this environment). Free plan is 25 items and 1 vault. Premium is $23.99/year on annual billing (about $2/month equivalent; ¥2,613/year in Japan). The 3-year plan is $47.99 (¥8,653; the page also says “Get 1 year free, when you pay for 2 years”). Family covers up to 6 people. The regular Family price is $47.99/year (¥5,227). A first-year discount of $35.99 (¥3,920) was shown, but promotions can change, so the regular price is the figure to use. Business is $1.99 per user per month as an annual-billing equivalent (¥326.13), not a month-to-month rate. A lifetime buyout was not listed on today’s official pricing page. Source: https://www.enpass.io/pricing/
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Data location
- Local device plus user-chosen cloud (iCloud, Dropbox, etc.).
- Platforms
- Windows · macOS · Linux · Android · iOS · Browser extension
Migration from Google Password Manager
- 1 Install Enpass and create account
- 2 Export Chrome password CSV
- 3 File → Import → Chrome CSV in Enpass
- 4 Configure sync folder on iCloud/Dropbox/etc.
Setup steps
- 1 Download Enpass from enpass.io
- 2 Set master password
- 3 Import Chrome CSV
- 4 Settings → Sync → choose iCloud/Dropbox/OneDrive
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