Best 9 NordPass Alternatives (2026)

• Employees can sign in through SSO Connect with Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, Ping, or AD FS
• Users are provisioned through SCIM, Active Directory and LDAP sync, or just-in-time SSO provisioning
• BreachWatch monitors the dark web for exposed employee credentials and alerts the affected user, as a paid add-on
• Advanced Reporting & Alerts logs more than 300 event types and forwards them to more than a dozen SIEM and logging platforms, including Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel and Datadog
• KeeperPAM adds secrets management, remote connection management, endpoint privilege management, and remote browser isolation
• Records are encrypted with record-level AES-256 encryption, and master password key derivation uses PBKDF2 at 1,000,000 iterations
• Keeper Commander provides a CLI and SDK, and KeeperPAM access requests and approvals can be handled in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, and ServiceNow
• Keeper holds FedRAMP High Certification and GovRAMP High Authorization and FIPS 140-3 validation

We think Keeper Security is a strong option for mid-sized and large organizations that are looking for a single platform to deliver password management and PAM. It’s especially useful for public sector organizations.

We think the number of built-in integrations is one of Keeper’s key strengths. Its focus on the user experience helps to ensure that employees will use Keeper and store passwords properly, rather than looking for workarounds. Keeper is very intuitive and easy to use.

Keeper holds FedRAMP High Certification and FIPS 140-3 validation. It’s worth noting that some modules are paid add-ons, including BreachWatch, Advanced Reporting and Alerts, and KeeperPAM.

• Unlock with SSO supports Okta, Entra ID, Google, JumpCloud, Ping, and other OIDC providers such as Duo and OneLogin
• Automated provisioning syncs users and groups from Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, JumpCloud, OneLogin, and Rippling
• The 128-bit Secret Key combines with the account password to encrypt each vault, so a stolen account password alone cannot decrypt it
• Watchtower flags breached, weak, and reused passwords, and a domain breach report shows exposed company email addresses
• The Events API feeds sign-in and usage data to Splunk, Elastic, Sumo Logic, Panther, and Datadog
• The SSH agent stores SSH keys in the vault and uses them to authenticate and sign Git commits
• The 1Password MCP server lets AI coding agents in tools such as Codex, Cursor, and Kiro manage 1Password Environments without seeing the secrets, and a separate plugin covers Claude Code
• Business accounts include 20 guest accounts for contractors and partners

We would recommend 1Password for organizations with large engineering and development teams that are looking for a single platform to manage all these use cases, as well as employee passwords, developer secrets, and SSH keys.

The Secret Key is a great security feature. Even if an attacker is able to obtain a password, they are not able to decrypt the vault without using the key that is held on the user’s device. Watchtower shows your security team weak, reused, and breached passwords, and the Events API sends sign-in and usage data to its tools.

1Password is a cloud only platform, with Privileged Access, Device Trust, and SaaS Manager as paid add-ons.

• SCIM provisioning and Directory Connector sync are included on both the Teams and Enterprise plans
• Enterprise policies enforce master password strength, two-step login, SSO login, vault export restrictions, and default autofill settings
• SSO with trusted devices lets users unlock their vaults through your identity provider without entering a master password
• Staged SCIM provisioning holds synced users out of your paid seat count until they activate their accounts
• Secrets Manager includes 20 machine accounts on Teams and 50 on Enterprise, with extra machine accounts at $1 each
• Self-hosting on the Enterprise plan runs on Docker, Kubernetes through Helm, or DigitalOcean
• Event logs export as CSV or JSON, and a public API supports custom integrations
• Bitwarden holds SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, and ISO 27001, with annual HIPAA audits

Bitwarden is a highly capable, but also very user-friendly solution. It’s great for organizations looking for an open-source password manager that can be self-hosted.

It also includes a wide set of features on its entry-level tier. SCIM and directory sync, for example, are included with the $4 Teams plan. The fact that Bitwarden has an open-source codebase also allows security teams to review the encryption process. Combine this with self-hosting and you can have a great deal of control over your organization’s security.

• SAML SSO works with Google Workspace, Entra ID, Okta, and Duo, and SCIM provisioning with Entra ID, Okta, and Duo
• Credential Risk Detection alerts employees in the browser or in Slack when they use a weak, reused, or compromised password, including on accounts stored outside the vault
• AI Phishing Alerts check more than 75 domain attributes in under 0.5 seconds, and admins can set up to 200 rules to hide alerts on trusted sites
• Password Health scores credential security for the whole organization and for each employee
• Admin vault policies control sharing, enforce two-factor authentication, and set automatic logout
• Passkeys are stored and synced alongside passwords
• Integrations include KnowBe4, Slack, and SIEM tools such as Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel
• The browser extension deploys at scale through Microsoft Intune

We think Dashlane is a strong option for organizations that are looking to reduce credential exposure risks across the entire organization. Omnix Credential Protection means that even employees who never adopt the password vault still receive a degree of protection.

Dashlane extends password security beyond the vault to company-managed browsers, where it monitors credentials whether or not employees use the vault. The AI Phishing Alert is a great example of how this platform protects users.

• SSO and SCIM provisioning work with Entra ID and Okta
• Remote Desktop Manager stores and launches RDP, SSH, VNC, and other remote sessions from the vault
• Devolutions Gateway provides just-in-time RDP, SSH, VNC, and ARD access on the Remote access management package and higher
• Devolutions Accounts give contractors access with TOTP, security key, or push MFA
• Webhooks send vault events to your SIEM, Slack, and Microsoft Teams
• Password expiration policies, custom passphrase dictionaries, and multiple emergency keys are set by admins
• Devolutions Send shares files through time-limited links
• Devolutions Server provides the same vault for on-premises deployment

We think Devolutions Cloud is a strong option for IT teams and MSPs managing servers and remote connections. We were impressed by the capability of Remote Desktop Manager, especially how it allows administrators to launch remote sessions straight from the vault without accessing or exposing the underlying credentials.

The package structure allows you to build a service that matches your environment and needs. Devolutions doesn’t offer ongoing breach or dark web monitoring, but it checks passwords against Have I Been Pwned when they’re set. Its platform is also optimized for those with a degree of technical knowledge, so smaller organizations with less experience may find the process complex.

• Each secret is encrypted with OpenPGP separately for every user who has access, and users can bring their own PGP key
• The Community Edition is free and self-hosted, with unlimited users
• Self-hosted deployments run on your own servers, including air-gapped networks, with a VM appliance on Pro
• LDAP and Active Directory sync, and SSO with Microsoft, Google, OpenID, AD FS, and PingOne, are included on Pro
• SCIM provisioning for Entra ID and Okta
• Account recovery uses key escrow, so admins can restore access for users who lose their private key
• Activity logs export over syslog, and an open API and CLI support scripting
• Cloud Sovereign hosts your data in a private Luxembourg data center

We think Passbolt is a strong option for IT, DevOps, and public sector organizations, particularly those that want cloud data stored within Europe. One of the platform’s great features is the per-user OpenPGP encryption.

This means that every secret is encrypted separately for each user who can access it. Passbolt also has a SOC 2 Type II audit report, and it checks passwords against known breaches when they’re entered, but it doesn’t offer ongoing breach or dark web monitoring. Paid plans have a 10-user minimum, so smaller teams may not make full use of the package.

• Each vault item is encrypted on the device with 256-bit AES-GCM, and shared vaults use OpenPGP with Curve25519 keys
• Dark Web Monitoring and a password health check are included on every business plan
• Hide-my-email aliases are unlimited, so employees can register for services without exposing their work address
• Pass Professional adds SSO, SCIM provisioning, enterprise policies, activity logs, and SIEM integration
• Organization-wide two-factor authentication can be enforced with an authenticator app or a security key
• Proton Sentinel detects suspicious sign-ins, with 24/7 review by Proton security analysts
• A CLI and SSH agent on Pass Professional give developers access to vault credentials from the terminal
• Vault data is stored in Switzerland, Germany, and Norway

We think Proton Pass is a strong option for privacy-focused organizations, particularly those operating within Europe. As an organization, Proton prioritizes transparency.

Their code is open source, and their apps have been audited by Cure53 and Recurity Labs. The company is ISO 27001 certified and has a SOC 2 Type II attestation. The fact that every business plan includes dark web monitoring is another great aspect of the deal.

• SSO works with Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, Ping, and OneLogin, and SCIM provisioning with Entra ID, Okta, and OneLogin
• Active Directory integration syncs users, and the MSI installer deploys through Group Policy
• Custom security policies enforce two-factor authentication, password rules, and access restrictions
• Breach monitoring checks saved passwords and corporate email addresses and alerts both admins and users
• Separate personal and work vaults keep employee credentials apart from company credentials
• A built-in TOTP authenticator and passkey manager support passwordless unlock with biometrics
• Activity logs and compliance reports export from the Admin Center
• Self-hosting is available on the Enterprise plan for organizations with 1,000 or more users

RoboForm is best suited to SMBs that require SSO, SCIM, and AD integration at a low cost per user. The separation between personal and business accounts in one secure vault makes it easy for staff to keep personal and work passwords apart.

RoboForm does not publish a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification on its website. If these compliance standards are on your list of priorities, it’s worth checking directly with them. RoboForm has completed independent pentesting and has its own bug bounty program.

• On Enterprise, request-release workflows require employees to request access to sensitive credentials, with time-limited grants, and Professional adds a break-glass account for emergency access
• IP and geolocation restrictions control where vaults can be opened
• Breached-password alerts notify users when a saved password appears in a known breach, from the Professional plan
• User and group sync works with Entra ID and Google Workspace on Professional, with Active Directory, SAML 2.0, Okta, and OneLogin on Enterprise
• SIEM integration covers Splunk, IBM QRadar, Elastic, Microsoft Sentinel, Google SecOps, Coralogix, and Graylog on Enterprise
• Ticketing integrations connect access requests to ServiceNow, Zendesk, and ServiceDesk Plus
• A CLI and webhooks support automation, with unlimited webhooks on Enterprise
• Zoho holds SOC 2 Type 2, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO/IEC 27017 certification

We think Zoho Vault is a strong option for teams already using Zoho apps, and for NordPass customers who want more admin control without a big jump in price.

Zoho Vault Enterprise Edition is included in Zoho One, Zoho’s bundle of more than 45 business apps, so it’s a natural fit for anyone currently using or considering this service as well as looking for a password manager.

Zoho Vault offers more on its lower plans than NordPass, which keeps SSO, automated provisioning, and SIEM integrations for its Enterprise plan. Zoho Vault’s Professional plan, at $5 per user per month, syncs users and groups from Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Okta. Enterprise, at $8, adds approval workflows, so users have to request access to sensitive passwords and admins can grant it for a set time, plus built-in integrations with more than 10 SIEM platforms. There’s also a free plan, and Standard starts at $1 per user per month.

Like NordPass, Zoho Vault is cloud only, so it won’t suit teams that need to host their own vault. And Zoho’s documentation shows that entry names, URLs, tags, and descriptions are stored unencrypted.