Best Password Manager for Teams in 2026: Cost for 10 Users
Seven team password managers priced at 10 users billed annually, with where SSO starts and what each plan leaves out.
Short answer: For 10 people billed yearly, Proton Pass Essentials is the lowest price we can confirm in US dollars: $238.80 a year. 1Password's Teams Starter Pack is $299.40 for up to 10 members, and Bitwarden Teams is $480. If you need SSO, Proton Pass Professional at $538.80 is the lowest plan we rank that includes it.
Key facts7 tools compared: Proton Pass, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, Enpass, Passbolt, Keeper
- 7 tools compared: Proton Pass, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, Enpass, Passbolt, Keeper
- 1Password (best for: Teams that want identity-provider integrations with Okta or Entra ID and can pay for Business): Teams Starter Pack $24.95/mo billed annually for up to 10 members; Business $8.99/user/mo billed annually.
- Bitwarden (best for: Budget teams that want directory sync and SCIM provisioning at $4 a user, plus a free two-person share): Teams $4/user/mo billed annually; Enterprise $6/user/mo billed annually, which adds passwordless SSO.
- Dashlane (best for: Teams that want SSO and SCIM on one plan and accept a per-seat price): Password Management $8/user/mo billed annually, with a 14-day trial; SSO and SCIM are listed on that plan.
Team password managers look alike on a feature grid and split on the invoice. Ten people on 1Password Business spend $1,078.80 a year, while ten on Proton's Essentials plan spend a fraction of that, and both can share a vault.
The gap widens when you need single sign-on, because some vendors put it on the entry plan and others keep it for a top tier.
Toolradar data: Toolradar tracks 37 password managers as of 12 October 2026, and two of the ten tools on its top list have a free plan.
See the category on Toolradar. The cost figures below use one scenario for every vendor: 10 users, billed annually.
Top Picks
Based on features, real-world fit, and value for money.
The cheapest plan with a dollar price we can confirm at $238.80 a year for 10 people, with SSO only from Professional.
From $1.99/user/mo billed annually (Essentials, 3-user minimum); Professional is $4.49/user/mo with SSO.
Teams that want the lowest verified price at 10 people, and SSO only if they pay for Professional
The Teams Starter Pack is the cheapest flat price for 10 people, but identity-provider integrations need Business, the costliest plan here at 10 users.
Teams Starter Pack $24.95/mo billed annually for up to 10 members; Business $8.99/user/mo billed annually.
Teams that want identity-provider integrations with Okta or Entra ID and can pay for Business
The Teams plan is $480 a year for 10 people with SCIM; passwordless SSO needs the $6 Enterprise plan at $720.
Teams $4/user/mo billed annually; Enterprise $6/user/mo billed annually, which adds passwordless SSO.
Budget teams that want directory sync and SCIM provisioning at $4 a user, plus a free two-person share
| Tool | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Proton Pass | From $1.99/user/mo billed annually (Essentials, 3-user minimum); Professional is $4.49/user/mo with SSO. | Teams that want the lowest verified price at 10 people, and SSO only if they pay for Professional |
| 1Password | Teams Starter Pack $24.95/mo billed annually for up to 10 members; Business $8.99/user/mo billed annually. | Teams that want identity-provider integrations with Okta or Entra ID and can pay for Business |
| Bitwarden | Teams $4/user/mo billed annually; Enterprise $6/user/mo billed annually, which adds passwordless SSO. | Budget teams that want directory sync and SCIM provisioning at $4 a user, plus a free two-person share |
| Dashlane | Password Management $8/user/mo billed annually, with a 14-day trial; SSO and SCIM are listed on that plan. | Teams that want SSO and SCIM on one plan and accept a per-seat price |
| Enpass | Business plan $1.99/user/mo billed yearly; the page prints a dollar sign with no currency code. | Teams that need SSO and SCIM and want the vault kept inside Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace |
| Passbolt | Community Edition free with unlimited users, self-hosted; Pro is €4.5/user/mo billed annually (no US dollar price). | Teams with an in-house admin who will host the server and want open-source code |
| Keeper | Business and Enterprise show per-user billing with no dollar figure; Enterprise is quote-only. | Organizations that will take a sales quote for SSO and want Keeper's Enterprise tier |
Pricing read from each vendor's own pricing page, checked Oct 2026. 1 of 7 sells by quote only and publishes no price; that entry says so rather than estimating.
Proton Pass
The cheapest plan with a dollar price we can confirm at $238.80 a year for 10 people, with SSO only from Professional.
- Pricing
- From $1.99/user/mo billed annually (Essentials, 3-user minimum); Professional is $4.49/user/mo with SSO.
Best for: Teams that want the lowest verified price at 10 people, and SSO only if they pay for Professional
Pros
- Essentials is the lowest 10-user total in this ranking, so it opens the table
- Professional adds SSO and SCIM, and it is the lowest-priced ranked plan with SSO
- Both business plans include passkey support, a built-in 2FA authenticator and dark web monitoring
Cons
- Essentials has no SSO or SCIM, so user access is managed inside the app
- The 3-user minimum means a two-person team still pays for three seats
1Password
The Teams Starter Pack is the cheapest flat price for 10 people, but identity-provider integrations need Business, the costliest plan here at 10 users.
- Pricing
- Teams Starter Pack $24.95/mo billed annually for up to 10 members; Business $8.99/user/mo billed annually.
Best for: Teams that want identity-provider integrations with Okta or Entra ID and can pay for Business
Pros
- Business adds Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo integrations that the Starter Pack does not include
- Business has a 14-day trial, so a team can test it before paying
- Developer tools such as SSH key signing, Git commit signing and a CLI come with the plan
Cons
- The Starter Pack stops at 20 members, and each seat from 11 to 20 adds $4.99 a month
- Business at $1,078.80 a year for 10 people is about 3.6 times the Starter Pack price
Bitwarden
The Teams plan is $480 a year for 10 people with SCIM; passwordless SSO needs the $6 Enterprise plan at $720.
- Pricing
- Teams $4/user/mo billed annually; Enterprise $6/user/mo billed annually, which adds passwordless SSO.
Best for: Budget teams that want directory sync and SCIM provisioning at $4 a user, plus a free two-person share
Pros
- Teams includes SCIM provisioning, a directory feature Proton Essentials does not have, plus audit event logs
- Enterprise adds passwordless SSO, enterprise policies and the option to self-host
- A free organization shares items with one other Bitwarden user at no cost
Cons
- Teams has SCIM and directory sync but no SSO login, which needs the Enterprise plan
- The free organization covers only one other user, so a team of three or more needs a paid plan
Dashlane
Password Management is billed per user and annually, so 10 people pay $960 a year with SSO and SCIM included.
- Pricing
- Password Management $8/user/mo billed annually, with a 14-day trial; SSO and SCIM are listed on that plan.
Best for: Teams that want SSO and SCIM on one plan and accept a per-seat price
Pros
- SSO and SCIM integrations sit on the entry Password Management plan rather than a top tier
- Secure sharing of workforce passwords and admin password policies are part of the same plan
- Dashlane's own FAQ confirms a 14-day free trial on the Password Management package
Cons
- At 10 users it costs more than Proton Pass Professional, which also includes SSO and SCIM
- Each added seat costs the full $8 a month, so headcount growth raises the bill at the same rate
Enpass
Business lists SSO, SCIM and a data location inside Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, at a price with no currency code.
- Pricing
- Business plan $1.99/user/mo billed yearly; the page prints a dollar sign with no currency code.
Best for: Teams that need SSO and SCIM and want the vault kept inside Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
Pros
- Business lists Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace as the data location for the vault
- SSO, SCIM provisioning and an audit dashboard are listed on the Business plan itself
- The business page states ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II audits
Cons
- The dollar figure has no currency code, so the 10-user cost cannot be placed in a US-dollar ranking
- Taxes are added at checkout, so the invoice will exceed the list figure
Passbolt
Community Edition costs nothing with unlimited users; Pro adds SSO and LDAP provisioning, priced in euros with a 10-user minimum.
- Pricing
- Community Edition free with unlimited users, self-hosted; Pro is €4.5/user/mo billed annually (no US dollar price).
Best for: Teams with an in-house admin who will host the server and want open-source code
Pros
- Community Edition is free forever with unlimited users under an AGPLv3 license
- Pro adds SSO with Microsoft, Google and OpenID, plus LDAP provisioning and an activity log
- The page promises full data ownership, because you run the server yourself
Cons
- Pro's price is in euros with no US dollar figure on the page, so it is not ranked
- Pro needs at least 10 users, so a five-person team cannot buy it
Keeper
Keeper's Business plan includes shared team folders and role-based policies, and SSO sits in Enterprise, sold by quote.
- Pricing
- Business and Enterprise show per-user billing with no dollar figure; Enterprise is quote-only.
Best for: Organizations that will take a sales quote for SSO and want Keeper's Enterprise tier
Pros
- Business includes encrypted vaults, shared team folders, role-based policies and basic two-factor authentication
- Enterprise adds single sign-on, according to Keeper's pricing FAQ
- Keeper's FAQ bills both tiers per user and annually, so seat counts are easy to compare
Cons
- No dollar figure appears for Business or Enterprise on the pricing page, so it cannot be ranked on cost
- Enterprise is sold through a quote, which means a sales call before you know the price
What it is
A team password manager stores shared logins in an encrypted vault, lets admins add and remove people, and can connect to an identity provider so that a departing employee loses access in one place. The price is per user, but the plan decides which of those jobs you get.
SSO and SCIM provisioning are the two features that matter once a company has an identity provider, and they are where vendors split their plans.
For the wider category, see Toolradar's profiles for 1Password, Bitwarden and Proton Pass. The prices here come from each vendor's own pricing page, not from Toolradar.
Why it matters
At 10 users the most expensive plan here costs more than four times the cheapest, before any add-on. The cheapest plans use a low per-seat rate or a flat fee and leave out SSO.
The ranked plans that include SSO cost $538.80 to $1,078.80 at the same headcount, so pay the higher figure only when people really sign in through an identity provider.
Team size widens the gap between the two cheapest plans.
At 20 users, Proton Pass Essentials comes to $477.60 a year and the 1Password Starter Pack to $898.20, because each seat from 11 to 20 adds $4.99 a month. A team planning to grow past 10 should price the 20-user version before it picks a flat plan.
For the budget picture beyond passwords, read our team cost comparison for knowledge base software and our guide to team chat apps.
Key features to look for
Pricing
Prices were checked on 12 October 2026 on each vendor's own pricing page, and only figures printed there are used: Proton Pass for business, 1Password Business and Teams, Bitwarden pricing, Dashlane pricing, Enpass Business and Passbolt pricing.
Keeper's figures are on its pricing page.
Cost at 10 users is the per-user monthly price times 12 times 10, or the flat price where a plan has one.
Proton Essentials bills $23.88 per user a year, so $238.80 for ten. 1Password's Starter Pack is $24.95 a month billed annually, or $299.40 a year, for up to 10 members. Bitwarden Teams is $48 per user a year, or $480. Proton Professional is $53.88 per user a year, or $538.80.
Bitwarden Enterprise is $720.
Dashlane's Password Management plan is $8 a user a month, or $960 for ten. 1Password Business is $107.88 per user a year, or $1,078.80.
Left out of the cost order: Enpass prints a per-user monthly price billed yearly without a currency code, Passbolt prints its Pro price in euros, and Keeper's pages print no dollar figure for Business or Enterprise.
LastPass and Zoho Vault show no dollar price for team plans, so they are not in this list. Methodology: we rank only US-dollar prices printed on the vendor's own page, at 10 users billed annually, and a plan with a flat fee is costed at that fee.
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Proton Pass Essentials | $1.99/user/mo, billed annually | Secure sharing, passkeys, 2FA and dark web monitoring; no SSO or SCIM; 3-user minimum |
| Proton Pass Professional | $4.49/user/mo, billed annually | SSO and SCIM, activity logs, SIEM integration and group sharing |
| 1Password Teams Starter Pack | $24.95/mo for up to 10 members, billed annually | Sharing, security alerts and role-based permissions; no identity-provider integrations |
| 1Password Business | $8.99/user/mo, billed annually | Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo integrations; 14-day trial |
| Bitwarden Teams | $4/user/mo, billed annually | Event logs, directory sync and SCIM provisioning; no SSO login |
| Bitwarden Enterprise | $6/user/mo, billed annually | Passwordless SSO, enterprise policies and self-hosting |
| Dashlane Password Management | $8/user/mo, billed annually | SSO and SCIM integrations, password policies and secure sharing; 14-day trial |
| Enpass Business | $1.99/user/mo, billed yearly | SSO, SCIM and a Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace data location; no currency code printed |
| Passbolt Community Edition | Free | Unlimited users, self-hosted under AGPLv3; no SSO |
| Passbolt Pro | €4.5/user/mo, billed annually | SSO, LDAP provisioning and activity log; 10-user minimum; no US dollar price |
| Keeper Enterprise | Custom | Single sign-on; quote-only through Request a Quote |
The bottom line
For 10 people with no identity provider, Proton Pass Essentials is the lowest plan we can confirm in US dollars. 1Password's Teams Starter Pack is the flat choice for a team that will stay at 10.
If you need SSO, Proton Pass Professional at $538.80 is the lowest plan we rank that includes it, ahead of Bitwarden Enterprise at $720 and Dashlane at $960.
1Password Business is the choice when you want its identity-provider integrations and admin controls.
Cite this: Techpresso, "Best Password Manager for Teams in 2026: Cost for 10 Users", October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources
Prices and plan details come from each vendor's own pricing page, re-checked by the Toolradar pricing tracker.
- Proton Pass pricingchecked Sep 2026
- 1Password pricingchecked Sep 2026
- Bitwarden pricingchecked Sep 2026
- Dashlane pricingchecked Sep 2026
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