About 1Password
1Password is a password and secrets manager for individuals and businesses. Its business products also control how people, AI agents and machines get access to credentials.
What it does
1Password stores logins, credentials and other secrets in an encrypted vault. For businesses, it adds controls over who can use which credential, along with access requests and access reviews. Newer products cover AI agents and machine accounts, so an agent can receive only the credentials it is allowed to use. Other products in the range discover SaaS apps and AI tool spending, and manage privileged access.
Key features
- Autofill logins across devices
- Manage access requests and access reviews
- Give AI agents only the credentials they need
- Discover SaaS apps and AI tools in use
- Grant time-limited privileged access
Who it's for
Businesses and IT teams that need to control access to many apps and accounts are the main audience. Individuals who want a password manager with autofill, and developers who store secrets for applications, also use it.
Pricing and good to know
The site offers a free way to get started, with paid plans for individuals and businesses. Business products are sold separately, such as the Enterprise Password Manager and SaaS Manager. Check the pricing page for current plan details and feature limits.
Highlights
- Autofill logins across devices
- Manage access requests and access reviews
- Give AI agents only the credentials they need
- Discover SaaS apps and AI tools in use
- Grant time-limited privileged access
