How to Cancel Keeper Password Manager in 2026

Updated February 2026 • 5 min read

Keeper charges $2.92/month ($34.99/year) for Personal or $6.25/month ($74.99/year) for Family. Add-ons like BreachWatch ($1.67/mo) and secure file storage ($0.83/mo) push it higher. Meanwhile, Bitwarden does everything Keeper does for free. Here's how to cancel and migrate.

🔴 Export BEFORE canceling: After your subscription expires, Keeper locks your vault. You can still log in and export, but you can't add, edit, or sync passwords. Export while your account is active.

Step 1: Export Your Vault

Open Keeper Web Vault or desktop app
Go to Settings → Export
Choose CSV format (compatible with all password managers)
Download and store securely — this file contains all your passwords in plain text
Import into Bitwarden or your new password manager immediately
Delete the CSV file after importing — never leave plain-text passwords on disk

Step 2: Cancel Keeper

Log into keepersecurity.com
Click Account → Subscription
Click "Cancel Subscription"
If purchased through App Store/Google Play, cancel through that platform instead
Confirm cancellation — access continues until end of billing period

Why Switch: Keeper vs Bitwarden

Bitwarden Free: Unlimited passwords, unlimited devices, TOTP authenticator — $0/year
Bitwarden Premium: Emergency access, advanced 2FA, 1GB storage — $10/year
Keeper Personal: Same features — $34.99/year (3.5x more)
Bitwarden is open-source — security auditable by anyone. Keeper is closed-source
Bitwarden family plan: $40/year for 6 users vs Keeper's $74.99 for 5

The Keeper Add-On Upsell Problem

Keeper's base price looks reasonable, but they nickel-and-dime with add-ons. BreachWatch (dark web monitoring) is $19.99/year extra — Bitwarden includes this for free. Secure file storage is $9.99/year extra — Bitwarden gives 1GB free with Premium ($10/year total). The "Plus Bundle" with everything is $58.47/year — nearly 6x the cost of Bitwarden Premium.

Free Password Manager Options

Bitwarden (free) — Best overall. Open-source, cross-platform, unlimited everything
Apple Passwords (free) — Built into iOS/macOS. Great if you're all-Apple
Google Password Manager (free) — Built into Chrome. Syncs across devices
Proton Pass (free tier) — From the Proton privacy suite. Unlimited logins, 10 aliases
KeePassXC (free, open-source) — Local vault, no cloud. Maximum security

Bottom line: Keeper is a solid password manager that's simply overpriced. Bitwarden offers the same features (and more) for free or $10/year. Export your vault, import into Bitwarden, delete Keeper, save $35-75/year. The migration takes 10 minutes.

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Quick Cancel Guide: Keeper

Direct cancel link + step-by-step instructions