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See Passpack plans (opens in a new tab)Who it is for
Small teams, offices, and nonprofits that want shared logins under control without a big rollout.
Why start here
It is a focused way to get passwords out of spreadsheets. If the only goal is "everyone shares logins safely and the owner can see who has what," a focused tool is a fair place to begin.
How it fits your business
- Your office manager keeps vendor portal logins in one shared vault instead of a notebook.
- An administrator can share just the logins a contractor needs, not the whole list.
- The owner can see who has access to which shared logins.
How to explain it to your boss or team
Copy this into an email and change what you need.
We keep shared logins in a spreadsheet, which is risky and slow. A team password manager like Passpack would store them encrypted and let us control who sees what. I would like to look at Passpack’s plans and compare it with one other option.
Not the right fit if…
- You need tight links to a larger identity system or advanced single sign-on (one login for all your work apps). Check that the plan covers it first.
- You want one tool for passwords, passkeys, and developer secrets. Compare it with 1Password.
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