5 ms·

€36 a year, so for a period of 5 years that makes €180. For me and my partner that would be €360 for 5 years! For a password manager... I also considered using

€36 a year, so for a period of 5 years that makes €180. For me and my partner that would be €360 for 5 years! For a password manager... I also considered using KeepassXC and Strongbox on iOS, which is completely free (sync the database via iCloud.) KeepassXC's browser extensions are pretty bad though, hopefully that will change sometime soon. If you want to keep costs low, Bitwarden is currently your best option i think.

bredren 6y ago
That pricing seems high until I consider the utility and importance of the tool. I do think it should cost less, but I also sort of am hoping a solid solution built directly into iOS/macOS will appear in the next few years. It is a much harder sell to a family member that has never bothered with a secrets manager before.
nixgeek 6y ago
https://1password.com/families/ https://1password.com/families/ They’ve got a family-oriented subscription which is cheaper. Used it since it launched and it’s been transformative for both sharing credentials with my family and getting them into the habit of unique credentials on every site, and TOTP where possible as well. I can’t recommend 1Password enough and I’ve been a customer for a very long time, predating the move to subscription pricing and cloud services. It’s worlds improved over synchronizing with Dropbox. There’s definitely security tradeoffs but if it isn’t easy you’d lose a substantial number of people back to duplicating the same password across 370 sites.
- DavideNL 6y ago
  There's a problem with the family plan: There's always 1 person (family organizer) who is in charge of everything, and can reset the other accounts...