In a forward-looking perspective, how likely is it that 1Password will decide to increase the prices of its plans? I'm considering using a password manager in my life, and I want to choose one to use, not forever, but for a long period of time. The current prices of 1Password are fine for me, but I wouldn't want to be forced to switch after a few years because it has become too expensive. So I wanted to ask: over the years, has 1Password frequently raised its prices? Could it do so in the future? Or is it likely that the cost of the various plans will remain the same forever?

I’m a longtime 1P user however I have the old 1P 7 which I purchased the lifetime sub. 1P then refused to keep updating when they switched to the subscription model which I get so that they keep steady income flow which I get. My question is, why is 1P $5 a month for a family? Or even more expensive $3 a month for individual? To put in perspective other subscription services such as Amazon offer countless benefits such as unlimited photo storage, video streaming library and unlimited shipping just to mention a few for $11 a month. Walmart has similar subscription model with a ton of benefits for under $10 a month. Netflix spends billions a year in generating content and the cheapest option is like $7 a month. Then there is 1P charging $5 a month to store 150mb of encrypted data 🤷🏻‍♂️ on their servers month after month with no major improvements. Do they offer a million dollar policy for data breaches or any other benefit? They don’t. I honestly don’t see any reasoning why the service should be that much other than taking advantage of a loyal customer base. If anyone knows why please explain…

I was using 1password as a free benefit from being a corporate user. I just left that job and now I am in a 14 day trial period. $60 a year seems a little steep for for what this is.

I wish they offered a discount for buying multiple years or offered a lifetime subscription. I just hate reoccurring charges.

Don't get me wrong, it is a fantastic product, but at $5 cost to us it is simply overpriced.

I have been a 1Password user since about 2013. Back then it was the good ol' days where you would pay for software once and then use it. If you wanted to upgrade, you paid for it.

A while ago they went the way of most companies and implemented a subscription model, but because 1Password6 was working well and because I didn't like the price, I didn't upgrade.

Recently I updated my computer and of course Safari 13 does not allow the extension to work. The only way is of course to upgrade. So I went and looked at the current pricing structure.

I was disappointed to see that as a Canadian, the price is just too high. After exchange rates, this software comes in at about $80... per year. Sure, I realize $80 isn't exactly going to break the bank, but it feels too expensive for something I use only a few times a week if that.

If I compare that to other subscription services... take Microsoft Office for example ($115/y) the value for money is just not there.

So, I am trying to decide. Do I try out one of the other password managers? Do I stick with KeyChain?

Thoughts?

I'm based in the EU and the website states that a personal account costs 2,99 dollars which is like 3 euro here. I wonder why the app on Android tells me that I have to pay 4,39€ per month. Why is that?

I just read the message about the new round of funding - good for you I suppose.

I then went to check my billing to see when I would be paying for my renewal. What do you know? It says I am signed up for the Families plan at the rate of $5.49 per month, billed annually.

Well, that's not what I signed up for. The Family pricing I paid and still listed on the pricing page is $4.99 per month.

Please tell me we are not about to see a 10% price increase that affects existing subscribers.

Right now 1password charges, 36 dollars a year for standalone user, and 60 dollars for a family of 5. That's 6 times more than Bitwarden which offers a decent product.

Could 1password reduce the prices a little and maybe offer a single use license for 20, and 2 person for 30? I can understand charging 60 for 5.

For those on the fence, this is a good deal.. No more excuses! 😉

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Hey 1password community,

I just saw online that the current (European) pricing is €4,75 for a family plan. I'm currently on a family plan that I got years ago through the App / iTunes store from Apple and I'm paying 7,50 per month. I want to make use if the 4,75 pricing but I can't really find out how.

I'm making use of the 1password desktop app for Mac, the iOS app and the extension for the web browser that I use. In my ideal scenario I don't want to freeze my account because I have friends and family members making use of my family plan. But if there is no other option please also tell me so.

Anybody that can help me with the easiest way how to fix this? Thanks in advance!

I’ve been thinking about the pricing for Proton Pass Plus; it's currently $4.99/month, while 1Password, for example, is priced at $3.99/month for individual users.
It feels a bit off considering Proton always markets itself as a privacy-first company, advocating for accessible and secure tools for everyone. Shouldn't that also be reflected in the pricing, especially since Proton Pass is still catching up on core features?
Don't get me wrong, I support Proton’s mission and use several of their products, but if privacy is truly the goal, then making their tools both usable and affordable should be a top priority. Price matters, especially when you're trying to convince people to switch from established players.
Would love to hear what you guys think. Is the current pricing justified?

According to NYT Wirecutter (paywall), 1Password subscriptions are on sale right now: individual plan $16 (reg $30) for 1yr; family plan $30 (reg $60) for 1 yr.

My 1Password subscription is up for renewal soon and I was wondering whether there is a way to get a discount. Would cancelling and resubscribing work?

Thanks

I moved to subscription, I got 3 years 50% off discount due I have a 1Password license but to my surprise, I read this:

On February 20, 2024, you’ll be charged an annual fee of $59.88 USD. You will receive a 50% discount for the initial 36 months.

So, where's the discount? I expect to pay $29.94 now and same later for each of the three first years!

How it works?

Hello there.

I am a Bitwarden user, and since I did the 1Password trial I am tempted to come to this password service. Being user of the Apple devices, this is what I like the most about service:

- Unlock 1P with Apple Watch being in my Mac.

- A more beautiful UI, with the feeling of all being more polished.

- It has the options I like the most about Bitwarden, so no pain in changing.

But, the problem is that Bitwarden costs 10 euro per year, and 1Password is much more expensive. So this is why I decided to come here, to ask the users of the services about other things that maybe I dont know, services or options that could be a convincing point for moving here.

Thank you all.