Pricing

A lifetime password manager license. Pay once. Use forever.

Planned pricing for the Kickstarter and the 1.0 launch. Every tier is a license, not a subscription — digital delivery, no renewal, every platform you own.

Lifetime

$59 once

  • Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android, browser extension, CLI
  • All 1.x updates, forever
  • Sync through your own cloud — no hosting fee, because there is no host
  • Email support from the people who wrote it
Reserve at the early-bird price

Early-bird lifetime licenses: $39, count-limited, campaign only.

The subscription math

A typical personal plan costs $36 a year; a family plan $60. Over the years most people keep a password manager, that is several hundred dollars for something whose real cost is a file on your own devices.

TierPlanned priceWhat you get
Early bird lifetime$391 license, all platforms, all 1.x updates — limited count
Lifetime$59Same, uncapped
Family$995 lifetime licenses
Founder$149Family + your name in the app's credits + founder badge
Small business$29925 licenses + priority email support for year one

Prices are planned, in US dollars, and locked when the campaign opens. Taxes may apply by country.

Questions people ask

Is it really a one-time payment?

Yes. A license covers all 1.x versions on every platform for the number of people the tier states. There is no renewal. If we ever sell a 2.0, your 1.x license keeps working.

Why can you afford no subscription?

Because there is no server. Your vault stays on your devices and syncs through cloud storage you already pay for, so we have no infrastructure bill to pass on.

Are these prices final?

They are the planned campaign prices. The early-bird count is limited and will not be re-run; the final numbers are locked when the Kickstarter opens.

What about a free trial?

Not yet. Packaged, signed builds arrive with 1.0 and a license; the launch email will say when, and the comparison and switch guides show what you get before you pay.

Tell me when licenses go on sale

One email when the Kickstarter opens, one when 1.0 ships. Double opt-in, unsubscribe in one click, nothing stored until you confirm.