Keeper Pricing

Complete pricing breakdown for Keeper including all plans, hidden costs, and limitations.

Pricing score: 50/100

Plans & Pricing

Free
$0/free
  • Up to 10 records
  • One mobile device
  • Password generator

User limit: 1

Business Starter
$2/monthly
  • Encrypted vault per user
  • Admin console
  • Credential sharing
  • Autofill

User limit: 10

Business
Popular
$4/monthly
  • Everything in Starter
  • Shared team folders
  • Delegated administration
  • Integrations
  • Free Family plan for every user
Enterprise
$6/monthly
  • Everything in Business
  • SSO/SAML
  • SCIM and AD/LDAP provisioning
  • Role-based access control
  • Advanced 2FA
  • Developer APIs
Keeper Unlimited (Personal)
Popular
$42.99/yearly
  • Unlimited passwords
  • Unlimited devices and sync
  • Passkeys and 2FA code storage
  • Biometric login
  • Sharing
  • Emergency access
  • Offline access

User limit: 1

Keeper Family
$91.99/yearly
  • 5 private vaults
  • Unlimited devices
  • Unlimited shared folders
  • 10 GB secure file storage
  • Emergency access

User limit: 5

Storage: 10 GB

Pricing Issues Reported by Users

Why is Keeper so expensive? Dark web monitoring and storage cost extra

Keeper Unlimited lists at $42.99/year and Family at $91.99/year, yet BreachWatch dark web monitoring is a separate $26.99/year ($53.99 for Family) and file storage starts at $13.99/year for 10 GB on the personal plan. Reviewers point out most competitors include breach monitoring in their premium tier.

Frequency: 7%Impact: 6/100

Keeper auto-renewal charges after users thought they cancelled

Several Trustpilot reviewers describe renewals they didn't expect, unclear opt-out from subscriptions and having to dispute charges with their card issuer. Business plans are cancelled by email rather than a self-service button, according to cancellation guides.

Frequency: 5%Impact: 6/100

Keeper free plan is limited to 10 records on one mobile device

Keeper Free only stores 10 records on a single mobile device and has no offline access, so it's effectively a trial. Bitwarden and Proton Pass offer unlimited passwords on unlimited devices for free.

Frequency: 6%Impact: 4/100