1Password review: password management for people and teams in 2026

1Password is a password manager built around secure credential storage, autofill, sharing and access management across devices.

Who is it for?

Individuals, families and teams that need shared credential hygiene and a repeatable way to reduce password reuse, insecure sharing and access sprawl.

Current pricing snapshot

For personal use, Individual is listed at $2.99/month paid annually and Families at $4.49/month paid annually. Teams Starter is listed at $24.95/month for up to 10 users paid annually; Business is $8.99 per user/month paid annually.

What stands out

• Personal plans support password generation, autofill, cross-device use and compromised-credential alerts.
• Teams adds shared sensitive data, role-based permissions and security alerts.
• Business pricing is per user, so team size materially changes total cost.

Main tradeoff

A password manager only creates value if people actually adopt it. For teams, rollout discipline and access processes matter as much as the feature list.

How we would decide

Start with the smallest plan that can validate the recurring job you are trying to improve. Compare the full operating cost, not only the headline subscription, and upgrade only when usage, collaboration or workflow constraints become the bottleneck.

Source and update policy

Product details and pricing were checked against 1Password official pricing. Pricing and features can change, so verify current terms before purchasing.

Our review method and corrections process are published in Editorial Standards.