1Password, nothing else is close in UX and maturity. Cost is lower with Bitwarden, but for corporate use it doesn't matter. Using 1Password for 2FA reduces it

1Password, nothing else is close in UX and maturity. Cost is lower with Bitwarden, but for corporate use it doesn't matter. Using 1Password for 2FA reduces it to 1FA (owning a single developer's machine gains access to both the password and the second factor). Bite the bullet and go for Okta or any other corporate SSO platform (and all the associated costs - the "SSO tax" - from all the vendors you use SSO with) if you want proper MFA in a corporate environment. This is the right path to plan for anyway -- as a small company in view of the SSO tax, shared passwords are a requirement. But you should be planning to gradually move away from that into proper SSO in order of system risk and as finances permit.