Keeper Password Manager Reviews & Product Details

I like how easy it was to import my passwords. I also appreciate the BreachWatch and Security Audit.

I dislike that it will ocassionaly log me out of the browser extension while I'm still logged in and working.

Helps eliminate reuse of passwords and allows for having complex passwords that do not need to be easily remembered.

Keeper is one of the best password managers. It's easy to use and very secure. The Keeps works great on desktop and mobile device, so you always have secure access to your passwords. Keeper has great getting started tutorials, which help coworkers or family comprened password managers and quickly start using them. The security audit and 'BreachWatch' feature help identify if your logins might be too weak or potentially compromised.

I'd like to see more short, basic, overview tutorials or videos. It can be hard to convince coworkers or family to get onboard with using a password manager.

Keeper secures login credentials for business systems and for personal accounts. Keeper empowers users to be able to use unique and long/secure passwords for EVERY system, app, or website they log into without needing to resort to using sticky notes, spreadsheets, or other unsecure means to keep track of account logins and passwords.

It's an all in one solution. All kinds of information can be stored, logins, CC info, MFA codes, you name it. I use it basically every day, and with the free accounts because I have an organizational account, I can on board my whole family too. Simple as sending them a link and they complete the sign up. Setting up accounts for users is quite easy. Whether doing it as a user or from the admin side. I've never integrated beyond web browsers or anything but that was simple enough. I haven't had to deal with support much but the little bit that I did was a good experience.

The search function on mobile behaves different than web or desktop. You can search multiple partial terms in desktop and get a match but mobile you need to get it exact. Sometimes the syncing of mobile takes a few tries to load up too. All in all the experience on computer is good but mobile you can tell isn't as good. You can still get done what you need and it works well as a replacement for apple keychain but using the app itself is a bit annoying at times.

Anyone that has keeper no longer stores passwords in their broswers leaving us open to compromisation.

The browser add-in works well, gets to fields that other solutions I tried could not, and can be moved out of the way. Employees get an initial warning that passwords they store belong to the company and can be transferred to their manager if/when they move on (we did not have this with our previous solution, which caused drama.) The free license for home use helps us reinforce good pw habits and also a separate space for work and personal life (as mirrored by Edge browser's work and personal profiles). The support was robust and native-English speaking when I called upon it. The price is favorable relative to the industry. Support for passkeys and TOTP allows teammates to share multifactor auth for company SaaS accounts not tied to SSO.

I was not able to get the on-premises authorization tool working. I was able to get the cloud-hosted authorization tool working, but it cost $1,500 month in Azure fees so I dropped it. Getting new devices added requires an admin's help.

It's easy to create and use long, uncrackable (20+ character) passwords, and share them with teammates, even with MFA. Users are getting the message that passwords should not be human-generated, and should be shared via secure channels (i.e. not email/Teams). Project resource passwords are now linked to work teams instead of individuals who might lose them/forget them.

One of the biggest complaints we had about our old password manager was how slow it was and we have had zero complaints about that since moving to Keeper. It also provides a lot more options when it comes to integrations and being able to pull data out for automation purposes.

So far no real complaints, it has been able to do everything that we were hoping

We have tens of thousands of records that we need securely stored but also in a fashion that they are easily retrievable. Keeper is able to do this and more

The ability to store not only passwords, but a plethora of other records. You can create payment/banking information records, ID records, SSH Key records.

Some of the prompts for auto fill etc., can be a bit overwhelming. Especially if you regularly fill out forms containing a lot of different fields.

It is a secure solution for storing passwords in an Enterprise IT Department. The robust permissions features allow collaboration between teams, and the privacy screen records allow for even more security.

The capability to share password securely.

Some sites are hard to KeeperFill, aa.com

Solving the problem of using browser-based password management in multiple browsers and helping segment personal and business passwords.

Keeper helps us secure our credentials very well, while also allowing for easy and secure access through its browser extension app.

Need ability to add a company code or any data that might precede a user ID and password

Our team uses Keeper daily as out primary credential manager. Often our users maintain many devices and accounts, Keeper alllows us to easily help users with credential issues and safely secures our credential data

Keeper is a life saver for remembering a variety of passwords. I use this tool every day to store and share my passwords. It's easy to use and I like the smartphone app.

There are times when we have to educate our users to not let the web browser fill in their secrets and use Keeper instead.

Remembering so many passwords on various platforms.

It's the ease of use, great functionality, and wonderful support team. We use it every day!

Sometimes it feels a bit locked down and not able to customize certain features.

Encrypted Cloud password management was a missing factor in our company, this filled that need.