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Passpack review

#35 of 38 in Password Management Software

A low-cost team password manager with sharing, MFA, SSO, and administration tools.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Passpack is a cloud-based password and credential manager for businesses that need centralized storage, encrypted sharing, and team administration. It supports encrypted password records, configurable password generation, browser-extension autofill and autologin, record history, activity reporting, time-based one-time passwords, and CSV or JSON export. The Teams plan is positioned for small organizations and costs $20 per user per year with annual billing. It includes unlimited passwords and teams, two-factor authentication, browser extensions, and an iOS mobile app.

The plan structure expands administrative and integration capabilities as organizational needs grow. Business includes the Teams features plus single sign-on, advanced multi-administrator support, advanced activity reporting, and API integration. Enterprise adds customized quoting, custom integrations, a dedicated account manager, and onboarding assistance. A 28-day free trial is available, while the published plans do not include a free plan. Google and Microsoft account SSO, authenticator apps, and YubiKey support give teams several authentication options, and activity reporting adds visibility into account activity.

Passpack fits teams that prioritize low annual pricing and shared credential administration over broad platform coverage. Its supported surfaces are web, iOS, Chrome extension, and API, with integrations including Google, Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, Google Workspace, and YubiKey. That scope covers common business access patterns, but organizations seeking a wider integration ecosystem or more extensive platform reach may need to compare alternatives. Choose Passpack for encrypted team sharing, password administration, MFA, and a low-cost Teams plan; consider another product if broad integrations or wider device coverage is a primary requirement.

Passpack pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Teams plan costs $20 per user per year when billed annually
    • Encrypted sharing, MFA, autofill, and unlimited passwords support team workflows
    • SSO, activity reporting, API integration, and custom integrations cover larger needs
  • Where it doesn't
    • Platform coverage centers on web, iOS, Chrome extension, and API
    • Integration options are limited to Google, Microsoft, Azure, Google Workspace, and YubiKey
    • Business and Enterprise pricing requires plan-specific vendor details

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