Vaultkey
The best fit for most people.
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IDK's answer
The best fit for most people: easy on every device, with family sharing that actually gets used.
IDK’s take
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Who should skip it
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Pros and cons
What IDK liked
- Works on every major browser
- Simple family sharing
- Security alerts for leaked passwords
Watch out for
- No free plan
- Import tool misses some fields
The specs
| Free plan | No |
|---|---|
| Family plan | Up to 5 people |
| Two-factor | Yes |
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Is Vaultkey worth it?
IDK's answer: The best fit for most people: easy on every device, with family sharing that actually gets used.
How much does Vaultkey cost?
About $3/mo at the time of writing. Prices change, so check the current price before you buy.
Can I cancel Vaultkey?
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Where to get it
~$3/mo at the time of writing. Prices change, so check the current offer.
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