Keeper Password Manager Reviews: 4.7/5 — Highly Rated

The online documentation is next to none. Rolling out the solution was a breaze and changes are just as simple. when trying to dig deeper into the technical understanding of the security measure in place the documentation did not fail me.

Create company structured shared folders or departmental shared folder could benefit from a wizard.

Providing a solution that not only eliminates the User's need to use sticky notes for passwords but also providing User's a means by which to secure their own personal life out side of the organization.

I appreciate the 2FA Authenticator feature. This has been a lifesaver for our company. We have some shared accounts, and we were constantly trying to figure out who changed the 2FA mobile number, and where the authentication was going. The 2FA feature solves that company-wide for us.

Currently the permissions are very detailed, but can be cumbersome to manage. There are some upcoming features that have been announced that will solve this for us in many instances. There is still some reliance on the end-user to follow protocols that support easy record management.

Keeper helps us to use randomly generated, secure passwords across our company. It also helps us with our shared accounts by making 2FA easy, and letting shared access be controlled at the admin level.

Easy to use. We can get it to everyone. I use it several times a day. It keeps track of it all.

As with any passwod manager, the worry is can hackers get to it. If you use a strong password it should be fine.

It is helping myself and fellow employees to keep track of our passwords.

Having used Keeper since early 2020 I have found it to be secure, dependable, and affordable for both home and work use. I've worked in IT for over 20 years and tested just about every password manager on the market and for me Keeper is the flagship model for ease-of-use, support, and security. Whether you are using a Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, or iOS device device Keeper has a solution to keep your passwords in sync. Use multiple browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave, or Vivaldi? Keeper has you covered there as well.

I honestly cannot think of any downside other than not using Keeper to secure and organize your passwords and secrets.

For myself, Keeper solves a two-fold issue of securing my passwords (via a master password or biometrics) and sepration of personal and work accounts (organization). Futher should I need to share a password or some secret, Keeper allows me to do so, securely and easily, to an individual or group as needed.

Consolidated Management of Team Password control. Secure user provisionining Useful guides and support.

Some admin console navigation could be vastly improved: sustained sorting of lists. Admin visibility of shared folders and groups.

Keeping credentials secure and increasing efficiency for collaboration.

The security, ease of use and accessibility are among the best factors of Keeper Password Manager.

There are some small things here and there, like certain websites that don't work perfectly with the autofill feature, but overall there's nothing really that I dislike.

We are a wealth management firm. Security is a top priority. It allows our team members to create, save, and share passwords efficiently and securely. It also helps us scan for potentially vulnerable/problematic logins and quickly manage access to passwords if someone leaves our organization.

It is very user friendly and available on both my desktop and mobile devices.

I do not have any complaints about the product or the support.

I do not have to worry about passwords being stored in unsafe locations.

Keeper is a highly secure platform to store all my passwords and documents. It has a good interface that makes it easy to use and allows me to share passwords with my team. It has multi-platform support. It lets you access your passwords and data from mobile, desktop and web browsers.

I didn't find anything to dislike about the keeper. I love it and use it every day.

This is beneficial to store all my documents and passwords securely. It allows me to share passwords with my team members. and it is easily accessible in mobile and web browsers.

Keeper has helped with all our company passwords to be easily accessible, whether from phone or computer, for all our technicians to support all end users. The mobile access and various vaults we can create with individual permissions have been a great way to control our environment.

Downside to Keeper has been recovering the environment when it was not setup correctly initially. Certain aspects were lost. The support team has been very helpful in ways they can but having a backup failsafe would have prevented a lot of stress and work being done.

Has helped us solve any type of plain text passwords being stored anywhere and the copy ability has been great for transmitting passwords between tech to end user system

Easy to use Chrome Plugin and Android App. Easy to import from other password managers. Not too expensive for businesses with the ability to share records easily.

It does take a bit of getting used to on the admin side but overall, still good. One thing to note is that you should set up the ability to transfer records for all new users/groups at the start so you don't lose anything with employee turnover. That is not somthing enabled automatically at the start.

Password management and randomizer make it easy to keep passwords without even knowing what they are. Chrome plugin and Android app make it seamless to use across websites, devices, and apps. Importing records from lastpass was a breeze