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NordPass: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 24, 2026 · nordpass.com

NordPass belongs to Nord Security and sells three tiers, with an entry price near $1.79 per user on a two-year commitment. Google Workspace sign-in is reported on Teams. Numbers differ between sources, and the feature set is shallower than Keeper or 1Password.

Who NordPass is for

Best for

  • Cost-focused SMBs on Google Workspace
  • Teams that want a simple vault with admin settings

Look elsewhere if

  • Buyers who need published SCIM details
  • Teams needing PAM

Fit by company size

Category1-10 people11-50 people51-500 people500+ people
Business Password ManagersNo dataStrong fitWorkableWorkable

Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor

NordPass features

SSO and directory sync
Google Workspace SSO on Teams per Cybernews; SCIM not confirmed
Pricing model
Per user per month, discount for 1-2 year commitments
Target company size
SMB to enterprise

NordPass pricing

PlanPriceUnitNotes
Teams$1.79 to $2.49per user/monthCybernews: $2.49 monthly, $1.99 1-year, $1.79 2-year; up to 10 accounts
Business$2.87 to $3.59per user/monthCybernews figures conflict
Enterprise$4.31 to $5.39per user/monthCybernews figures conflict

Figures come from Cybernews (cybernews.com/password-managers/nordpass-review/nordpass-pricing/, checked 2026-10-24), which shows differing numbers across versions; not confirmed with NordPass.

Prices as published by NordPass on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.

Pros and cons

What users like

  • Low entry price
  • Simple interface

Common complaints

  • Pricing numbers differ across sources
  • Feature depth below Keeper or 1Password

Integrations, security and hosting

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Longer commitments cut the per-user price (2-year plan cheapest per Cybernews)
  • Teams tier reportedly includes Google Workspace SSO
  • SCIM support not confirmed

NordPass alternatives

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