1Password

1Password works on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and major browsers via extensions, and it syncs your vaults across all devices using end‑to‑end encryption. Sync is handled through the company’s cloud service, so you need an internet connection for updates, but data remains encrypted locally.

Individual plans start at $2.99 per month and family plans go up to $7.99 per month, billed annually. Each subscription includes a set number of vaults and shared items, with the higher tier allowing more users and additional admin controls. Check the official site for exact feature limits.

Yes, 1Password uses a zero‑knowledge architecture, meaning the company never sees your master password or the data you store. All vault contents are encrypted locally on your device with a strong AES‑256 algorithm before being uploaded, so only you can decrypt them.

1Password provides import tools for common formats like CSV, LastPass, Dashlane, and Bitwarden. You export your data from the old manager, then use the 1Password import feature to map fields and upload. The process is straightforward, but review the imported items for accuracy.

While 1Password offers strong security and cross‑platform sync, it does not include a built‑in password‑changing automation that some competitors provide. Additionally, the free tier is limited to a trial period, so ongoing use requires a paid subscription. For advanced enterprise features, higher‑priced plans are needed.