1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service

Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service by thesimon on Sunday August 28, 2016 @09:39AM (#12376450)

Their pricing fell a bit decisive as well:

$2.99

and a bit smaller: "per month billed annually"

I know breaking it down to the month is popular, but it makes 0 sense for me if the only way I can pay is anually and there is no way to pay monthly (even for a premium).

Sorry, but I'm now over to Dashlane (clear $39.99/year)

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Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service by tbrock on Sunday August 28, 2016 @10:40AM (#12376691)

Thanks for recommending this. We currently use 1password for our business but and while the Mac client is ok the teams website leaves a lot to be desired and no Linux client at this point is embarrassing. It's expensive too! You get the feeling that agile bits is ok at developing Mac and Windows software but basically has no idea about developing software for the web.

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Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service by lcarlson on Sunday August 28, 2016 @10:54AM (#12376748)

Try http://genpass.supergenpass.com ! :)

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Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service by lcarlson on Sunday August 28, 2016 @11:47AM (#12376956)

Woops! I actually meant to post super gen pass but at least the website I referenced points directly to super gen pass so it wouldn't be too hard to figure out I would hope!

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Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service by jpkeisala on Sunday August 28, 2016 @11:14AM (#12376821)

This was also my decision to go with Dashlane. I spent some time testing different managers but Dashlane was the easiest to use and pricing was straightforward. I am working on different laptops/servers at customers I wanted one price with unlimited devices.

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