Enpass is a password manager that stores encrypted data on the user's own cloud storage.
- Based in
- Wilmington, United States
- Ownership
- Private
- Certifications
- ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27701, TISAX
About Enpass
Enpass is a password manager that gives users control over where their encrypted data is stored. It sells to both individuals and businesses. The company's approach is built on data sovereignty, meaning vaults are kept in the user's own cloud storage rather than on Enpass servers. For personal users, this can be services like iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, or Nextcloud. For businesses, vaults are stored in the organisation's existing Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace environment. Enpass never stores or has access to user data, a model it calls zero possession. This removes the risk of a mass breach because there is no central vault to attack. The service works offline and includes password generation, autofill, passkeys, and end-to-end encryption. Business plans add administrative controls, policy enforcement, and integration with SSO, SCIM, and SIEM tools.
Products
- Enpass BusinessA plan for organisations that stores password vaults in the user's existing Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and provides unified management, secure sharing, and access recovery.
- Enpass PersonalA plan for individuals that offers unlimited credential storage, password generation, autofill, and biometric or passkey authentication.
- Enpass FreeA free plan that allows storage of up to 25 items in one vault.
- Enpass PremiumA paid plan that stores all passwords, passkeys, cards, and more, with options for annual, three-year, or lifetime billing.
- Enpass FamilyA plan that includes all Premium features for up to six people with family management.