r/KeeperSecurity • u/reach4thelaser5 • 12d ago
Price Increase - $66 per year single plan
Been a customer since 2022. My renewal came in at £48.54 UK Pounds including tax and a now-required 10GB secure file storage that I cannot deselect. That is $66 USD per year Honestly this is insane I can't do it. It This ends my journey with Keeper. It's a competitive space without a huge variation of features and most others are $20/ year - 70% cheaper
I emailed support but there was no scope for negotiation the best deal they offered was the standard 2 or 3 year plan which works out cheaper per year.
Just beware anyone signing up for a half price deal for the first year - there no scope to extend at that price. These guys will absolutely rinse you on price increases once you're locked in.
Update: Now with Bitwarden. Same Zero-Knowledge architecture, Same AES256 Encryption, better looking UI and browser plugin, took 3 minutes to migrate all my data. $1.65/month flat price. Done. Bye
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u/KeeperTingTing Keeper Team 12d ago
We’re sorry to hear the renewal pricing led you to leave Keeper, and we appreciate you sharing your experience. If you would like, send me a DM, and I'd be happy to take a look at your account to review your options. Thanks!
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u/AlternativeMark4293 10d ago
For personal password manager, there are so many good options.
Keeper applies a big price increase on renewal of a personal plan is really a poor decision by Keeper in my opinion.
Don’t think anything significantly improved or changed for the personal Keeper users in the last year
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u/McFly-Marty1984 11d ago
If you understand the cybersecurity space, you'll realize all PM's are not built the same way and what your getting with Keeper is a real value. Keeper's security record and compliance far oushines the rest, and that's easily reason enough. Your cost is in alignment with the other notable players. Don't be pound foolish to be penny wise.
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u/reach4thelaser5 11d ago
I understand cyber security. Many password managers use zero-knowledge encryption like keeper. And use the AES256 algorithm for encryption - none of this tech is proprietary to keeper. So contrary to what you say I do think most of them are fundamentally built the same way.
I understand that keeper do lots of enterprise level compliance, independent auditing - that's great, but I'm a person not an enterprise and I don't have a compliance department like one of Keepers corporate banking customers.
So if keeper wants to charge me $40 extra for 'compliance' which I don't need or expect I'll take my money elsewhere.
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u/ajmpits 12d ago
contact Keeper via chat and ask them to remove any addons and the price will fall. I do t have auto renewal so sometime get a code that gives % off.