PassSecurium review
A team password manager with shared vaults, access controls, and a free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PassSecurium is a password manager for individuals and teams that stores credentials in shared vaults and supports sharing, folders, autofill, and password generation. Small teams that need controlled access to shared credentials are a natural fit, particularly if staff need offline access from mobile apps. Browser, desktop, and mobile apps are available, along with a browser extension. The vendor says data is hosted in Swiss data centers and lists GDPR among its compliance details.
Plan differences matter for teams evaluating cost. The Free plan costs CHF 0 and includes a password generator, web and mobile apps, offline mode, file attachments, and two-factor authentication. Standard is listed at CHF 2.5 per month and is described as for individual use. Premium costs CHF 4 per user per month and adds user and permission management alongside browser, desktop, and mobile apps and offline mobile mode. Corporate costs CHF 5 per user per month and adds LDAP/Active Directory integration and single sign-on to Premium features. Teams should compare those tiers against their need for account administration: the published plans put team-oriented permission management in Premium, while directory connection and SSO require Corporate.
The product’s team controls include role-, group-, and permission-based access, activity logging, security policies for administrators, and multi-factor authentication, including one-time codes. That combination is relevant where teams need to manage access and review account activity. Integration coverage is narrower than a broad business software ecosystem: the listed options are Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory, and LDAP. Support channels listed are email and documentation. Choose PassSecurium if shared vaults, offline mobile access, and directory integration at the Corporate tier match the team’s needs; consider alternatives if a wider range of integrations is central to the decision.
PassSecurium pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Shared vaults with role-, group-, and permission-based access
- Offline mode in mobile apps, plus file attachments
- Corporate adds LDAP/AD integration and single sign-on
- Where it doesn't
- Premium starts at CHF 4 per user monthly
- LDAP/AD integration and single sign-on require Corporate
- The listed integrations focus on identity directories
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