NordPass is the cheapest of the big password managers at $1.69 per month on a two-year plan. It uses XChaCha20 encryption, supports passkeys, and has a free tier that stores unlimited passwords. The catch is that free users can only stay logged in on one device at a time.
Who NordPass Suits
NordPass Premium suits individuals who want password management for cheap and do not care about advanced features. The email masking feature works well for signing up to services without exposing your real address. Families get six Premium accounts under the Family plan for $2.79 per month.
Where It Falls Short
NordPass is newer than 1Password and Bitwarden, so it has fewer integrations and a smaller community. The free tier's one-device limit is annoying if you switch between a phone and laptop during the day. Businesses will not find the same audit and SIEM tooling that 1Password Business offers.
Alternatives Worth Considering
1Password is better if you want more polish and features like Travel Mode. Bitwarden is better if you want an open-source option with a generous free plan. We compared them directly in NordPass vs 1Password and Bitwarden vs 1Password.