I am really happy with Enpass. It's an all-in-one solution to manage your passwords from one software. Since the free version offers everything I need, it's a no-brainer.

I am running my business online, and therefore I am using many tools. They all need a password to sign in, which can get chaotic with so many different passwords. When I found Enpass, I found the solution to my problem. It's easy to set up and manage all your passwords. It even offers auto-generation for passwords and synchronization between different computers (MAC). The best part: I have been using the free version for 2+ years, and it works flawlessly.

There is nothing I don't like about it.

Very Nice! I have no issues so far as far as I'm concerned.

Convenience. As IT professional that logs in and out of every platform on a daily and hourly basis, Enpass is the most convenient ally. Detects most of the for fields and logs you in, in no time. Time effecient. I log-in to no less than 6 to 10 sites on a daily basis. Imagine the time it will take me to manually type usernames and passwords everytime. But Enpass do the job for me instead.

Security. I don't have much qualms and complaints about Enpass. Though, I'm just cautiously optimistic about it's capability to ironclad the protection of your precious passwords. Still, I don't rely so much on this to secure my belongings. After all its my direct accountability. Form detections. Enpass is not able to detect form fields that are from dedicated apps. It can only detect forms that are browser-based. Hoping they have have leveled this up already. More options. Enpass, for now, offers typical user login inputs (Username/email and password) currently, don't have yet the option to fill-up multiple user log-in fields.

I am using Enpass along with sticky password as sticky password does not provide password breach feature for free. Along with that you can store your data either in google drive or in microsoft one drive. You can also create unlimted vaults and switch between vaults when needed.

1. Its cheap compared to other password managers. 2. Best encryption. 3. Allows you to store data locally or in your own cloud. 4. Supports family plan 5. Unlimited vaults 6. It can identify if your website supports MFA 7. Alerts for security breaches for the passwords we have used 8. Allows you to store pic of credit card 9. Password history 10. Dark theme

1. Does not have their own cloud 2. Does not have OTP generator integrated

When it comes to password management, Enpass offers best features and makes password sharing easy It is affordable and offers best security features.

Not a single issue with Enpass. It makes management of business passwords easy

I can not recommend Enpass enough, I personal want a password manager that just works and gives me confidence.

Enpass offers one of the best password managers on the market for one of the best prices. Everything just works and does so across all devices.

Enpass does not quite have the same polish as some of the bigger names in their sector. The UI is good, clean and functional, but does feel a little outdated.