About 1Password 1Password, 1Password Individual, annual billing $47.88 USD a year
≈$68.26 CAD (converted from USD)
Every pick below has a free version.
Runs on Windows macOS Linux Web iOS Android
Key file formats Not listed Filter alternatives 3 alternatives
Windows3 macOS3 Linux3 Web2 iOS2 Android2 Self-hosted1 Command line1
Self-hostable1 No account needed1
Tool License Platforms Status
Top pick 1 tool The editor’s first choice for most people switching.
1 Bi
Best for open-source sync across every device
License: Open source
Windows macOS Linux Web iOS Android Self-hosted Command line Status: Active
I switched, 0 people switched from 1Password to Bitwarden Watch Bitwarden for changes Open source and self-hostable. The free plan covers the core vault; Premium costs US$19.80 a year and adds TOTP codes, health reports and emergency access. Free version: Free: unlimited passwords and devices, passkeys and sharing with one user. Premium (US$19.80 a year) adds TOTP and reports.
Strong 2 tools Covers most of the same work, with trade-offs noted on each card.
2 PP
Best for a privacy-focused vault with email aliases
License: Open source
Windows macOS Linux Web iOS Android Status: Active
I switched, 1 person switched from 1Password to Proton Pass Watch Proton Pass for changes Apps are open source and the free plan includes 10 hide-my-email aliases. Needs a Proton account. Paid plans add 2FA codes, more vaults and unlimited aliases. Free version: Free: unlimited logins and devices, passkeys, 10 hide-my-email aliases, 2 vaults. Paid plans add 2FA codes and unlimited aliases.
3 Ke
Best for an offline vault you fully control
License: Open source
Status: Active
I switched, 1 person switched from 1Password to KeePassXC Watch KeePassXC for changes Free and open source for Windows, macOS and Linux with no account or cloud. Phones need a compatible third-party app and your own file sync.
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Feature parity How each alternative covers what people use 1Password for. Numbers link to editor notes.
Feature parity with 1Password Feature Bitwarden Proton Pass KeePassXC Vault Password vault with browser autofill Yes Yes YesNote 1Browser extension and Auto-Type Sync across desktop and mobile YesNote 2Unlimited devices on the free plan YesNote 3Unlimited devices on the free plan PartialNote 4No built-in sync; you copy the database file with another sync tool, and there is no official mobile app Sign-in Passkey storage and sign-in YesNote 5Passkey management and use are included in every account Yes PartialNote 6Passkeys work through the browser extension on desktop only Built-in one-time code generator NoNote 7The built-in authenticator is a Premium feature (US$19.80 a year) NoNote 8Integrated 2FA codes need a paid plan YesNote 9Time-based codes are built in and work with Auto-Type Sharing Shared vaults for family or team PartialNote 10Free sharing with one other user; more people need a paid plan PartialNote 11Free plan has 2 vaults and shares a vault with 2 others NoNote 12Single-user database file; sharing means sharing the file Security Breach and weak-password alerts NoNote 13Vault health reports are a Premium feature PartialNote 14Alerts for weak and reused passwords are free; dark web monitoring is paid PartialNote 15Database reports flag weak and reused passwords Parity score 58% 67% 58%
KeePassXC, Password vault with browser autofill: Browser extension and Auto-Type Bitwarden, Sync across desktop and mobile: Unlimited devices on the free plan Proton Pass, Sync across desktop and mobile: Unlimited devices on the free plan KeePassXC, Sync across desktop and mobile: No built-in sync; you copy the database file with another sync tool, and there is no official mobile app Bitwarden, Passkey storage and sign-in: Passkey management and use are included in every account KeePassXC, Passkey storage and sign-in: Passkeys work through the browser extension on desktop only Bitwarden, Built-in one-time code generator: The built-in authenticator is a Premium feature (US$19.80 a year) Proton Pass, Built-in one-time code generator: Integrated 2FA codes need a paid plan KeePassXC, Built-in one-time code generator: Time-based codes are built in and work with Auto-Type Bitwarden, Shared vaults for family or team: Free sharing with one other user; more people need a paid plan Proton Pass, Shared vaults for family or team: Free plan has 2 vaults and shares a vault with 2 others KeePassXC, Shared vaults for family or team: Single-user database file; sharing means sharing the file Bitwarden, Breach and weak-password alerts: Vault health reports are a Premium feature Proton Pass, Breach and weak-password alerts: Alerts for weak and reused passwords are free; dark web monitoring is paid KeePassXC, Breach and weak-password alerts: Database reports flag weak and reused passwords Not covered by any free alternative yet: Shared vaults for family or team, Breach and weak-password alerts. See all feature gaps
Switching saves about $48 USD / ≈$68 CAD (estimated from the USD price) a year. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 ; ≈ means converted from USD.
Based on 1Password Individual, annual billing. Price source . USD to CAD at 1.4257 as of Oct 7, 2026.
1Password is a product of 1Password, named here for comparison only. Platforms listed for 1Password: Windows, macOS, Linux, Web, iOS, Android.