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Enpass vs KeePassXC

Both replace 1Password, Dashlane and LastPass.

Enpass and KeePassXC compared
FactEnpassPassword manager that keeps the vault in your own cloud accountKeePassXCOffline password manager with no account and no cloud
Price$99.99Free
LicenceLifetime tierA one-time plan of a subscription appOpen sourceNothing to buy; source published
The catch

The lifetime tier is only reliably buyable as an App Store in-app purchase

No sync of its own, and the iOS app is a separate paid purchase from someone else

Against a subscription19 monthsAgainst Dashlane Premium at $65 a yearReplaces 1Password Individual$48 a year
Developer accountNone neededNone needed
Works offlineYesYes
Apple SiliconNativeNative
Free trialYesdoes not apply
On SetappNoNo
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Both prices read 22 Sep 2026, on the pages these buttons open. Seats, Minimum macOS and App Store rating are not established for either app, so those rows are left out.

In their own right

Enpass

Enpass stores its encrypted vault in storage you already own — iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, WebDAV or nowhere at all — and still sells a one-time Premium Lifetime licence on the App Store.

KeePassXC

Keeps your passwords in an encrypted KDBX file on your own disk, with browser integration, TOTP codes and hardware key support. No account, no server, no subscription, GPLv3.