What Keeper Password Manager is

The extension generates passwords and passphrases, fills logins, passkeys, TOTP codes, payment cards, and addresses, and syncs a vault Keeper says is encrypted on your device before it reaches its servers. The listing also describes BreachWatch dark web monitoring and One-Time Share links for sending a record to someone without Keeper.

Feature coverage

  • Password, passkey, and TOTP autofill
  • BreachWatch dark web monitoring
  • One-Time Share links for records

What stands out

  • Strong rating on a large sample
  • Listing cites SOC 2, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP High
  • Updated August 2026

Tradeoffs to know

  • Browser extension excluded from Keeper Free
  • Ongoing subscription after the trial
  • Autofill needs access across sites you log in to

Is Keeper Password Manager safe to use?

Keeper is a safe, well-documented choice: the developer describes device-side encryption that keeps records unreadable to Keeper, its listing cites SOC 2, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP High certifications, and it discloses only personally identifiable information. Its main drawback for Chrome users is cost, not safety.

Page access Broad

Requests page-content access across sites. Broad access is not itself a red flag — the question is whether the job justifies the reach, and whether the publisher's record earns it.

Filling logins, passkeys, TOTP codes, cards, and addresses requires reading and writing form fields on the sites you visit, so the extension asks for broad site access. Chrome's on-click site-access setting limits that to moments you invoke Keeper, at the cost of automatic fill suggestions.

Store-disclosed data

  • Personally identifiable information

The listing discloses only one category, personally identifiable information, the narrowest disclosure among the password managers in this group. Keeper says each record is encrypted on your device before it reaches its servers and is unreadable to Keeper; account and billing details sit with Keeper under its privacy policy.

Is the Keeper Chrome extension free?

Not after the trial. Keeper's comparison page says Keeper Free is limited to one mobile device and excludes browser extension access. A 30-day Keeper Unlimited trial covers the extension, then a paid Personal or Family plan is needed.

What data does Keeper's Chrome listing disclose?

Only personally identifiable information. Keeper says vault records are encrypted on your device before upload, so the passwords themselves are not readable by the company, which fits that narrow disclosure.

How we judge this: our extension safety guide · how we rate

Pricing

Paid Personal and Family plans after a 30-day trial; the free tier is mobile-only. Pricing and plan limits change more often than store metadata, so use the linked developer page as the final check before subscribing.

Alternatives

AlternativeBitwardenAlternative1PasswordAlternativeDashlane

Sources

We used the official Chrome Web Store listing and first-party developer material. Public metrics can change after the fact-check date.

  1. Chrome Web Store listing

    Rating, rating count, public users, version, update date, and publisher disclosures verified 2026-10-12.

  2. Keeper Password Manager product documentation

    First-party product, feature, support, or project documentation used for workflow context.

  3. Extension Reviewer methodology

    How public claims, permissions, evidence, and tradeoffs are reviewed.

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