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Pricing:
PERSONAL $2.99 PER MONTH
  • Apps for Mac, iOS, Windows, Android, Linux, and Chrome OS
  • Unlimited passwords, items, and 1 GB document storage
  • Friendly 24/7 email support
  • 365 day item history to restore deleted passwords
  • Travel Mode to safely cross borders
  • Two-factor authentication for an extra layer of protection
FAMILIES $4.99 PER MONTH - Learn more | 1Password
  • Invite up to 5 guests for limited sharing. [& Invite more than 5 for $1 each]
  • Share passwords, credit cards, secure notes, and more
  • Manage what family members can see and do
  • Recover accounts for locked out family members

Advanced Protection for Business - Fortify your defenses with 1Password Advanced Protection | 1Password


How to Migrate from LastPass - Move your data from other applications to 1Password
1Password can import your Sites and Secure Notes from LastPass. When you import from LastPass:
  • Your LastPass sites will be converted into 1Password logins.
  • Secure Notes become different items depending on their type, like Bank Account, Driver License, or Secure Note.
  • Folders will be converted to tags.
  • Form Fills and documents will not be imported.

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How many days into the free trial did you decide that you're going to stick with 1Password?
About a week of it working well for my wife and I to use it for logging into things like streaming services and sharing passwords back and forth. It also has even better integration in iOS than Lastpass Premium did.
 
I haven't settled on a password manager myself yet. I tried Bitwarden and KeePassXC, Password Safe, and 1Password and somehow over time I just ended up defaulting back to my goldfish memory. Now I am trying to figure out with which to stick... Just can't make up my damm mind. :unsure:
Sounds like most people here with AVs.
 
As a user of 1Password along with other pretty well known password managers including Lastpass, Dashlane, Roboform and Bitwarden (all active subscriptions) I'd recommend this PM wholeheartedly. LP was my favourite till LogMeIn changed their T&Cs again this month :mad:. I'll be sticking with 1Password and Bitwarden. My Roboform subs expires mid '21 and will not be renewed. Dashlane is/was getting to be another rip-off at the revised price $60/year. Was seriously thinking of letting it go till I checked their website again which indicates they've had a rethink and gone back to their $39.99/year plan. Why the heck do these PMs cost this much?! I miss the $12/year Lastpass subscription. That was sweet!
 
As a user of 1Password along with other pretty well known password managers including Lastpass, Dashlane, Roboform and Bitwarden (all active subscriptions) I'd recommend this PM wholeheartedly. LP was my favourite till LogMeIn changed their T&Cs again this month :mad:. I'll be sticking with 1Password and Bitwarden. My Roboform subs expires mid '21 and will not be renewed. Dashlane is/was getting to be another rip-off at the revised price $60/year. Was seriously thinking of letting it go till I checked their website again which indicates they've had a rethink and gone back to their $39.99/year plan. Why the heck do these PMs cost this much?! I miss the $12/year Lastpass subscription. That was sweet!
What makes you use both Bitwarden (paid) and 1Password at the same time? Is there a certain functionality missing or done better for you?
 
What makes you use both Bitwarden (paid) and 1Password at the same time? Is there a certain functionality missing or done better for you?
BW started off as a pretty barebones PM when I first subscribed while 1P was more feature rich in comparison. But at $10/year BW is a no-brainer and being open source gives me that confidence about its security compared to 1Password which is closed source but regularly audited. 1Password also has very responsive and friendly support. It also works very well on my iPhone. BW is catching up in the feature race though.

The reason I have multiple password managers is only because I am wary of their business practices, as LMI/Lastpass shenanigans have shown, and can shift to another product in a jiffy.
 
I just purchased 1Password last night, a family plan for about $23 for the first year, after a 50% off coupon and cash back from Rakuten.

Within 2 hours, I uninstalled it and went to Bitwarden. The ONE tiny little thing that got me: Every time I close and reopen my browser, I have to re-enter my master password.

This is an inconvenience I just don't want to "deal with". My master password is a sentence. It's quite secure. I also live with my wife and my cats, and I trust them not to steal my passwords. Well, I don't trust my cats, but they're not a threat... Yet.

For ease of use, I want my browser extension to keep me logged in. It's not a huge request. Lastpass did this, Bitwarden does this. It's a real shame too, I liked 1Password a lot.
 
I just purchased 1Password last night, a family plan for about $23 for the first year, after a 50% off coupon and cash back from Rakuten.

Within 2 hours, I uninstalled it and went to Bitwarden. The ONE tiny little thing that got me: Every time I close and reopen my browser, I have to re-enter my master password.

This is an inconvenience I just don't want to "deal with". My master password is a sentence. It's quite secure. I also live with my wife and my cats, and I trust them not to steal my passwords. Well, I don't trust my cats, but they're not a threat... Yet.

For ease of use, I want my browser extension to keep me logged in. It's not a huge request. Lastpass did this, Bitwarden does this. It's a real shame too, I liked 1Password a lot.
I had the same experience when trailing 1Password. Went for Bitwarden family.
 
I just purchased 1Password last night, a family plan for about $23 for the first year, after a 50% off coupon and cash back from Rakuten.

Within 2 hours, I uninstalled it and went to Bitwarden. The ONE tiny little thing that got me: Every time I close and reopen my browser, I have to re-enter my master password.

This is an inconvenience I just don't want to "deal with". My master password is a sentence. It's quite secure. I also live with my wife and my cats, and I trust them not to steal my passwords. Well, I don't trust my cats, but they're not a threat... Yet.

For ease of use, I want my browser extension to keep me logged in. It's not a huge request. Lastpass did this, Bitwarden does this. It's a real shame too, I liked 1Password a lot.
it proves that sometimes it is a waste of money for such programs.
 
I just purchased 1Password last night, a family plan for about $23 for the first year, after a 50% off coupon and cash back from Rakuten.

Within 2 hours, I uninstalled it and went to Bitwarden. The ONE tiny little thing that got me: Every time I close and reopen my browser, I have to re-enter my master password.

This is an inconvenience I just don't want to "deal with". My master password is a sentence. It's quite secure. I also live with my wife and my cats, and I trust them not to steal my passwords. Well, I don't trust my cats, but they're not a threat... Yet.

For ease of use, I want my browser extension to keep me logged in. It's not a huge request. Lastpass did this, Bitwarden does this. It's a real shame too, I liked 1Password a lot.
You nailed it perfectly.
 
1Password is great on Apple systems simply because it utilizes all biometric features like TouchID or FaceID for things like unlocking the vault etc.
On Windows Bitwarden will be better choice since you don't have to pay extra for features you cannot use.