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1Password vs Bitwarden

Which security & it tool is right for you? Compare features, pricing, and user reviews to make the best choice.

1Password

From $8.99
G2 4.6 · 1,818 reviews

Small and midsize businesses that want SSO, provisioning, policies, recovery and developer tools in one plan, with apps non-technical staff can use.

Bitwarden

From $4
G2 4.6 · 1,465 reviews

Cost-conscious and technical teams, and organizations that need open source code or must self-host the vault.

Side by side

1PasswordBitwarden
PricingBusiness $8.99/user/month billed annually ($10.99 monthly)Teams $4/user/month, Enterprise $6/user/month, billed annually
G2 Rating4.6 (1,818 reviews)4.6 (1,465 reviews)
Best ForSmall and midsize businesses that want SSO, provisioning, policies, recovery and developer tools in one plan, with apps non-technical staff can use.Cost-conscious and technical teams, and organizations that need open source code or must self-host the vault.

Pros and cons

1Password

Pros

  • Business plan bundles SSO, provisioning, policies and SIEM
  • Secret Key adds protection beyond the password
  • Admin account recovery on both business plans
  • Travel Mode and strong developer tools

Cons

  • No self-hosted option
  • Teams Starter Pack capped at 20 users with no SSO
  • Business costs more than most rivals

Bitwarden

Pros

  • Lowest SSO-ready price among the big names ($6)
  • Only option here that can be self-hosted
  • Public code and a long audit list
  • Generous free and Premium personal plans

Cons

  • SSO, policies and admin recovery need Enterprise
  • Self-hosting adds operational work
  • No Secret Key, so the master password carries more weight

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