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Security isn’t a feature. It’s our foundation.

Our industry-leading security model ensures your sensitive information is always protected, and gives you actionable alerts to threats.

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Secured and at your fingertips

Don’t choose between security and convenience. Manage all your information and credentials in one place.

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Take control of your household’s security

You already do a lot to keep your family safe in the physical world. Protect them online too with an easy-to-use security solution.

Security is complicated. 1Password isn’t.

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Always know your password, even when you don't

1Password makes it easy to create, manage, and use strong passwords that lock down your life’s most valuable essentials.

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Easily create strong, unique passwords

1Password generates and memorizes passwords like "EnM4K=b):k@U*Nr9Y" so you don’t have to.

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Share with confidence

Share logins, credit cards, Wi-Fi codes and other important stuff safely.

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Insights at a glance

Watchtower alerts you to vulnerabilities on websites, identifies weak and reused passwords, and flags websites you use that support passkeys.

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Password Management Plans

Personal

Tooltip:

Data stored in your currency’s region.

Individual

Take control of your online security.

 

$2.99

USD

per month. Paid annually.

  • Password generator
  • Login autofill and sharing
  • Use on all of your devices
  • Watchtower security breach checker
  • Friendly, 24/7 support

Families

Peace of mind for your entire family.

 

$4.99

USD

per month. Paid annually.

Everything from individual plan plus:

  • 5 family members
  • Simple admin controls

FAQs about 1Password for Personal

What is a personal password manager?

It’s not easy to keep track of all the passwords we use to log into sites and services. Password managers like 1Password can store and autofill passwords directly into your web browser, so you don’t have to remember them. And because weak and reused passwords are a leading cause of security incidents, using a password manager like 1Password is an easy way to protect yourself. 1Password generates strong, secure passwords for you, then makes them available on all your devices.

1Password also lets you share your passwords securely with anyone – even if the recipient doesn’t use 1Password.

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