Inlockly vs Keeper

Inlockly or Keeper?
Everything for one price.

Keeper is a feature-rich password manager with many add-ons. Inlockly includes breach protection in the Personal plan, and the Free plan doesn't limit how many passwords you save.

Inlockly
vs
Keeper

Last checked: October 5, 2026

01 / At a glance

Before you decide.

Choose Inlockly if…

  • You want breach alerts included in your plan, with no add-ons to buy.
  • You want a free plan with unlimited passwords on your computer - not just on your phone.
  • You want to pay less, monthly or yearly.
  • You want a 30-day change history and a simple family plan with an admin dashboard.

What Inlockly doesn't have yet

  • Passkey storage.
  • Vault access for a trusted contact (for example, in case of death) - instead, a recovery key and a family or company admin.
  • File storage - coming soon.
  • Privileged access management (PAM) for IT departments.

02 / Key differences

What you get with Inlockly.

  • Breach alerts at no extra cost.

    In Keeper, BreachWatch breach monitoring is a paid add-on. SafetyMeter™ and breach alerts are included in the Inlockly Personal and Family plans.

  • A free plan with unlimited passwords.

    Free Keeper works on one phone and holds 10 items. The Inlockly Free plan has unlimited passwords, on your computer too.

  • A simple, lower price.

    $24.90 a year for Personal and $39.90 for Family, compared with $42.99 and $91.99 for Keeper. One plan, a clear scope, and no cart full of add-ons.

  • A family plan with an admin dashboard.

    Shared vaults with permissions, moving items between vaults, and admin-assisted recovery of access to family data.

  • A recovery key.

    Both let you recover your account with your own secret: Keeper with a recovery phrase, Inlockly with the recovery key you create at sign-up.

  • Zero-knowledge encryption.

    Data encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device, with the key derived from your master password using Argon2id. Our public Security Whitepaper covers the details.

    How Argon2id works

03 / Feature by feature

Inlockly and Keeper
side by side.

We compare plans for individuals and families. Where a feature requires a paid plan, we say so.

  • YesIncluded in the plan
  • PartlyPartly or at extra cost
  • NoNot available
Feature comparison: Inlockly and Keeper
Feature Inlockly Keeper
01Plans and pricing
Free planYesUnlimited passwords on 1 devicePartly1 mobile device and up to 10 items
Plan for one personBilled yearly$2.09 / mo$24.90 per year · 1 person · unlimited devices$42.99/yr (Keeper Unlimited)
Family planBilled yearly$3.29 / mo$39.90 per year · 5 people · unlimited devices$91.99/yr · up to 5 people
02Everyday use
Desktop and mobile appsYesWindows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and AndroidYesWindows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android
Browser extensionsYesChrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and OperaYesAll popular browsers
Autofill and password generatorYesYesOn paid plans
2FA codes (TOTP) in the vaultYesPersonal plan and upYes
Import from other managersYesOn every plan, including FreeYes
Secure file storageNoComing soonYes10 GB on the family plan; add-on for personal
03Security
Zero-knowledge encryptionYesAES-256-GCM, key derived from your password with Argon2idYesAES-256, key via PBKDF2
Breach alerts and password healthYesSafetyMeter™ from the Personal planPartlyPassword health included; BreachWatch as a paid add-on
Recovery if you forget your master passwordYesRecovery key on every planYesRecovery phrase
Item change historyYes30 days of full items (Personal and Family)Yes
04Sharing and family
Sharing with people without an accountYesSecure link from the Personal planYesOne-Time Share
Shared vaults and permissionsYesOn the Family planYesShared folders on the family plan
Emergency access for a loved onePartlyInstead, a recovery key and a family or company adminYes
Last checked October 5, 2026. Information about other products comes from their public websites and documentation. Competitor prices are shown in USD, billed yearly, without promotions. Sources ↓

04 / Making the switch

Switch from Keeper in three steps.

  1. Export your data from Keeper.

    In the Keeper web vault or desktop app, choose Settings → Export and save the CSV file.

  2. Import it into Inlockly.

    Open import in the Inlockly app and select the file. Your data is encrypted on your device before it reaches the cloud.

  3. Delete the file and install the apps.

    The export file isn't encrypted - delete it after importing. Then install Inlockly on your phone and in your browser.

Import is available on every plan, including Free. Import guide ↗

05 / Good to know

Questions about switching from Keeper.

Is Keeper's BreachWatch included in the price?

No. You can run a scan, but the results and ongoing BreachWatch breach monitoring require a paid add-on. In Inlockly, SafetyMeter™ and breach alerts are part of the Personal and Family plans.

What does free Keeper include?

Free Keeper works on one mobile device and lets you save up to 10 items - with no desktop version, browser extension, or sync. The Inlockly Free plan includes unlimited passwords, the generator, autofill, and import.

Is Inlockly cheaper than Keeper?

Yes. Billed yearly, Inlockly Personal is $24.90 (Keeper Unlimited: $42.99), and the Family plan for 5 people is $39.90 (Keeper Family: $91.99) - with breach alerts included. Prices exclude any applicable taxes.

How do I move my passwords from Keeper to Inlockly?

Export your data from Keeper to a CSV file, then import the file in the Inlockly app. Import is available on every plan. Delete the export file when you're done.

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Sources and methodology

This comparison was prepared by the Inlockly team. We checked other products' features on their websites, pricing pages, and documentation. We cover plans for individuals and families; business offerings may differ. Vendors change their prices and features - if you spot something out of date, let us know and we will fix it.

Product and service names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify the products being compared. Inlockly is not affiliated with the companies mentioned.

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