Keeper Security

Share household passwords without texting them

Keep Wi-Fi, streaming logins and paperwork in one shared folder.

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  • 30-day free trial of paid plans
  • Free plan: 1 mobile device, 10 records
  • Family plan: five private vaults
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Share household passwords without texting them

Sending the Wi-Fi or streaming password through a chat app leaves a copy wherever that chat lives. Keeper Family lets a household pass those details around inside a vault only members can open.

One plan covers five people, and each member gets a private vault. Nobody can open another person's vault, so your email password never turns up on a relative's screen.

Things you want to share go into a shared folder. Invite relatives, choose view, edit or share rights, and any change to a record syncs to everyone in the folder.

The Family plan also carries 10 GB of file storage and emergency access. Photos of tax papers or an insurance policy can live there, with someone you trust able to open them if needed.

If choosing a five-person plan feels like a leap, the 30-day free trial is a low-pressure way to build the first family folder.

Deals you can use now

DealCodeConditions
30-day trialTry Keeper's personal and family plans free for 30 days—After the trial you pick between Unlimited for one person and Family for five. A separate Free plan also exists, limited to one mobile device and ten records.
See Keeper in detailPassword manager, 30 days freeEvery login in one list · Long passwords in one tap · One record per account · A login form that fills itself

FAQ

How many people fit on the Family plan?

Keeper Family is built for five users, and every member has a separate private vault.

Shared folder or one-time share, which one?

A shared folder is for ongoing access among family members. One-Time Share sends a time-limited link to someone outside your plan.

Can relatives edit what I share?

That depends on the permission you set when inviting them. View, edit and share levels are available, so read-only is possible.

Do family members need their own accounts?

Yes, everyone creates a Keeper account before you can share records with them.

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