Password Managers

A solid free option for basic password management, but it lacks the features and value found elsewhere.

A new contender that promises a future-proofed approach to password and identity management – if it can deliver the goods.

A secure, capable mainstream password manager that could do with some more features

PassCamp is easy to use and there's a free product available, but the lack of features may be a deal breaker for anyone who needs more functionality.

Password Boss offers a good range of mainstream features for small and medium-sized businesses, but it’s not the high-end ability to stand out from the crowd.

SafeInCloud password manager certainly isn’t the most advanced program available, but it’s easy to use and pretty affordable.

Lots of features including some unusual and welcome additions, but we’ve got some security concerns about data storage.

KeePassXC appeals to Linux users who want to handle their own password management offline, but the added effort involved and lack of built-in password sync will frustrate casual users.

In our Sticky Password review, we look at the platform’s features, security policies and subscription options, and ask whether it is the best password manager.