Password management tool 1Password is raising its prices by $12 per year, making the free Apple Passwords more attractive to iPhone users.
1Password’s raising its prices
1Password’s raising its prices
Subscribers of 1Password have been warned by the company of upcoming price hikes to the password manager. Starting from March 27, users will be paying more for its yearly subscription plans.
The cost of the annual individual plan will be shifting from $35.88 per year to $47.88, representing a price rise of $12 per year, $1 per month, or a 33% increase. Similarly, the family plan will rise from $59.88 to $71.88. This is also a $12 per year increase, or a 20% price hike.