Enpass stores encrypted passwords and passkeys in your own cloud storage instead of vendor servers. See pricing, platforms, features, and who it suits.
Enpass is a password and passkey manager that started as a personal project by Hemant Kumar and Vinod Kumar to manage their own passwords, later developed commercially under Sinew Software Systems, a company headquartered in Gurugram, India, with a US legal entity based in Wilmington, Delaware. Its core architectural difference from most password managers is that it doesn't store your encrypted vault on its own servers by default — instead, data syncs through cloud storage you already control, such as Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or iCloud, or stays entirely offline on-device.
This 'bring your own storage' model appeals to users who want the convenience of a password manager without trusting a third party to hold their encrypted vault, while Enpass still provides the encryption, syncing logic, autofill, and passkey support that make a password manager useful day to day.
Enpass supports passkeys alongside traditional passwords, letting users adopt passwordless authentication as more sites support it, and includes standard password manager features like a built-in password generator, secure notes, form autofill, and breach monitoring to flag compromised credentials.
The vault-in-your-own-cloud model works across a wide platform footprint: native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, plus browser extensions for major browsers, all syncing the same encrypted vault regardless of which storage provider is chosen.
Enpass offers a free plan (unlimited items on desktop, with a limit on mobile-only usage) alongside paid tiers. Individual paid pricing has been reported around $1.99-2.99 per month billed annually for a personal plan, with a family plan around $3.99 per month for sharing across household members, and a separate one-time-style Starter option around $9.99/year in some listings.
For organizations, Enpass Business plans start around $35.88 per user per year (billed annually), with an Enterprise tier around $47.99 per user per year for advanced administrative controls. A free trial is available for both individual and business tiers before committing to a paid subscription.
Enpass stores your encrypted vault in cloud storage you already own (like Dropbox or iCloud) or fully offline, rather than on Enpass's own servers.
Yes, Enpass offers a free plan with unlimited items on desktop and a limited number on mobile, alongside paid individual, family, and business plans.
Yes, Enpass supports storing and using passkeys alongside traditional passwords.
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, along with browser extensions for major browsers.
Yes, Business plans start around $35.88 per user per year, with an Enterprise tier around $47.99 per user per year for added admin controls.