An overview of NordPass, a multi-platform password manager utilizing zero-knowledge architecture for secure credential storage.
Explore its free and paid subscription tiers, family plans, and privacy policies.
The free version of NordPass limits the user to one account on a single device and does not include file sharing or storage features. Paid subscriptions give access to all devices, password status checks, leak scanning, file storage, and emergency tools.
Subscription costs and guarantee
The Premium individual subscription costs $23.88 for the first year and $35.88 annually thereafter. The family plan supports up to six people at a cost of $71.88 annually, which drops to $44.28 for the first year. The company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for Premium plans, while it does not offer a free trial for its individual plans.
Security and privacy
The company states that it has never had a security breach. The service uses technology that encrypts all data in users' storage spaces so that the company itself does not have access to it. The usage statistics collected to operate the application are not sold to third parties.
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During setup, users can create a recovery key and use biometrics to restore access if they forget their master password.
Business programs
For businesses, NordPass has Teams, Business, and Enterprise plans, which offer different pricing options and centralized control by administrators.
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