Choosing the Right Keeper Plan for Your Business

Updated on July 15, 2026.

Compromised credentials are one of the most common causes of data breaches. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, 22% of known breach entry points involved credential abuse. Reusing or insecurely sharing passwords exposes your organization to credential theft, ransomware and compliance violations; however, modern cyber threats extend far beyond traditional passwords. Organizations must be diligent and secure privileged access, endpoints, human identities and Non-Human Identities (NHIs) in addition to passwords. Keeper^® provides a unified identity security solution built with zero-trust and zero-knowledge security, helping organizations of all sizes protect every layer of access.

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A breakdown of Keeper’s business plans

Keeper was recognized in the Spiceworks Voice of IT report as the top corporate password manager for overall satisfaction in 2025, demonstrating how Keeper can protect your employees and business with modern security features. Beyond password management, Keeper was recognized in the 2025 Gartner^® Magic Quadrant^TM for PAM. Below is an overview of Keeper’s business solutions available for your organization.

Plan	Best for	Main features	Pricing
KeeperPAM	Teams managing privileged access	PAM, secrets management, endpoint privilege management, remote access, automated password rotation, session monitoring and password management	Custom
Endpoint Privilege Manager	Enforcing least-privilege access on endpoints	Least-privilege enforcement, Just-in-Time (JIT) privilege elevation, removal of local admin rights, policy-based controls and cross-platform support	Starting at $36 per endpoint per year (billed annually)
Keeper Enterprise	Large organizations	SSO, SCIM provisioning, Active Directory/LDAP sync, RBAC, advanced MFA, biometric login, admin controls and password management	Starting at $6 per user per month (billed annually)
Keeper Business	Growing businesses	Admin controls, organizational structure, biometric login, free family plan, secure credential sharing and password management	Starting at $4 per user per month (billed annually)
Keeper Business Starter	Small teams of 5-10 users	Unlimited passwords and devices, secure credential sharing, autofill, basic 2FA	Starting at $2 per user per month (billed annually)

The prices above are as of July 2026, so visit our pricing page for current rates.

KeeperPAM

KeeperPAM^® is a modern, cloud-native Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution that combines password management, secrets management, endpoint privilege management and privileged session management in a unified platform. With fast deployment and no complex configuration required, KeeperPAM is best for IT and security teams managing critical systems, privileged accounts and sensitive infrastructure access. KeeperPAM features everything included in Keeper Enterprise, plus the following:

• Automated password rotation
• Secrets manager CLI and SDKs
• AI agent governance
• CI/CD, IaC, ITSM and DevOps integrations
• TCP tunneling for native tools
• Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) with multi-tab and file transfer support
• KeeperAI agentic threat detection and response
• ITSM integrations with ServiceNow, Jira and Salesforce

Each KeeperPAM license also includes support for up to 24 free NHIs, helping organizations secure service accounts, API keys and automated workloads (like the secrets management integration with Jira) at no additional cost. KeeperPAM helps organizations eliminate credential exposure, reduce lateral movement, secure cloud environments and monitor and record privileged sessions in real time.

Endpoint Privilege Manager

Keeper Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) extends least-privilege access to the device level, giving security teams control over local administrator rights and privilege elevation across every endpoint. Instead of granting employees persistent access, Keeper EPM removes those persistent privileges and grants elevation only when a request complies with an organization’s policies and is strictly approved. Two EPM endpoints are included with every KeeperPAM license; additional endpoints are $36 per endpoint per year, and EPM is also available as a standalone product paired with a Keeper Vault. KeeperEPM includes:

• JIT privilege elevation
• Least-privilege enforcement across all endpoints
• Removal of standing local admin rights
• Policy-based controls for privilege elevation, file access and command-line activity
• Approval workflows and MFA-gated elevation requests
• Cross-platform agent support for Windows, macOS and Linux
• Detailed audit logging of every elevation event

By eliminating standing privileges on endpoints, EPM reduces the attack surface, limits lateral movement and helps satisfy compliance requirements without slowing down employees who occasionally need elevated access to do their jobs.

Keeper Enterprise

Keeper Enterprise is an enterprise password management and identity security solution that integrates directly into your organization’s infrastructure. It extends password management into Identity and Access Management (IAM) by enabling automated provisioning, seamless integration with Identity Providers (IdPs) and granular policy enforcement. Keeper Enterprise includes:

• Password and passkey management
• Automated user lifecycle management
• SAML 2.0-based Single Sign-On (SSO) integration
• SCIM provisioning
• Shared admin role for elevated permissions
• Active Directory and LDAP sync
• Entra ID, Okta, Ping and other IdP integrations
• Developer SDKs and REST API
• Advanced MFA with Duo and RSA
• Optional secure business add-ons, including the Advanced Reporting & Alerts Module (ARAM)

Keeper Enterprise enables organizations to enforce zero-trust security and least-privilege access across all users, devices and environments.

Keeper Business

Keeper Business is perfect for small businesses that need scalable password and access management. It supports advanced administrative capabilities while deploying fast and encouraging high user adoption. Keeper Business includes:

• Password and passkey management
• Administrative control and visibility
• Team-based access at scale
• Access on unlimited devices
• Unlimited password and passkey storage
• Unlimited password and passphrase generation
• Secure credential sharing and autofill
• Shared team folders
• Advanced organizational structure
• Biometric login with passkeys
• Risk visibility through a centralized dashboard
• Basic 2FA
• A free Keeper Family plan for each user
• Optional add-ons, including dark web monitoring and secure file storage

Keeper Business centralizes access across teams and departments, improves visibility into credential usage and eliminates reliance on insecure password sharing practices. A minimum of five users is required.

Keeper Business Starter

Keeper Business Starter is the easiest way for small teams to secure shared credentials, enforce policies and eliminate bad habits like storing passwords in spreadsheets. This entry-level plan is best for businesses without complex infrastructure or for small teams with simple credential security needs. Keeper Business Starter’s main features include:

• Five to 10 users
• Access on unlimited devices
• Unlimited password and passkey storage
• Unlimited password and passphrase generation
• Centralized admin console
• Secure credential sharing and autofill
• Shared team folders
• Basic 2FA

As your business grows or its needs change, you can always upgrade to Keeper Business for more advanced security needs.

Protect your organization with Keeper

More than 93,000 businesses trust Keeper to secure credentials and access across every aspect of their organization, from individual user vaults to infrastructure secrets. If you’re still unsure which Keeper plan is right for your business, consider these questions:

• Small team, simple needs? Keeper Business Starter covers credentials, sharing and basic admin controls for up to ten users.
• Multiple teams and departments? Keeper Business adds organizational structure, advanced admin controls and a free family plan for every user.
• Compliance requirements and SSO integrations? Keeper Enterprise adds SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM provisioning, IdP integrations and audit-ready reporting.
• Infrastructure and privileged access? KeeperPAM adds secrets management, session recording, JIT access and endpoint privilege management.

Whether you’re a new small business or need to secure a global enterprise, Keeper gives you the flexibility, visibility and control to reduce your attack surface and protect credentials. For more information about Keeper’s plans, visit the password manager or privileged access management pricing pages.

Frequently asked questions

Is Keeper good for small businesses?

Keeper is a great solution for small businesses because it offers enterprise-grade security in a lightweight, easy-to-deploy platform. Keeper Business Starter is specifically designed for small teams, providing unlimited credential storage, zero-knowledge encryption, secure credential sharing and a centralized admin console.

Does Keeper integrate with our identity provider?

Keeper integrates with all major Identity Providers (IdPs), including Okta, Google Workspace, Entra ID and more using SAML 2.0 and SCIM provisioning. These security integrations help enforce zero-trust principles, reduce manual onboarding processes and ensure the right users have proper access controls across your organization.

What’s the difference between Keeper Enterprise and KeeperPAM?

Keeper Enterprise and KeeperPAM are part of the same zero-trust, zero-knowledge platform and use the same encrypted vault. Keeper Enterprise is designed to secure employee credentials and workforce identities with password and passkey management, SSO integration, automated provisioning and RBAC. KeeperPAM extends those capabilities by securing privileged access to infrastructure with secrets management, privileged session management, secure remote access and endpoint privilege management. It also eliminates standing privileges and enables Just-in-Time (JIT) access to cloud environments and DevOps tools through a unified identity security solution.

Which is better: Keeper or 1Password?

Both Keeper and 1Password offer secure password management, but Keeper extends beyond that with capabilities such as PAM, secrets management, endpoint privilege management and advanced identity security controls to secure NHIs as well. Organizations looking for a unified platform to secure passwords, privileged accounts, infrastructure access and machine identities may find Keeper better suited to their requirements. Visit our Keeper vs 1Password page for a detailed feature-by-feature comparison.