NordPass review (2026): features, pros and cons, pricing
Business password manager from Nord Security with low per-user prices on Teams, Business and Enterprise tiers.
Verdict at a glance
NordPass is Nord Security's business password manager, with Teams, Business and Enterprise tiers at low per-user prices. It offers a simple vault with admin settings and Google Workspace SSO, with less feature depth than Keeper or 1Password.
Pros
- Low entry price.
- Simple interface.
Cons
- Pricing numbers differ across sources.
- Feature depth below Keeper or 1Password.
What is NordPass?
Business password manager from Nord Security with low per-user prices on Teams, Business and Enterprise tiers. It is built for cost-focused SMBs on Google Workspace and teams that want a simple vault with admin settings. NordPass was founded in 2019.
Category: Business Password Managers
NordPass key features
| Feature | What we found |
|---|---|
| SSO and directory sync | Google Workspace SSO on Teams per Cybernews; SCIM not confirmed. |
NordPass pricing
NordPass bills per user per month, with discounts for 1-year and 2-year commitments. Cybernews reports Teams at $2.49 monthly, $1.99 on 1 year and $1.79 on 2 years, which is about a 20% saving for annual. Business is reported at $2.87 to $3.59 and Enterprise at $4.31 to $5.39, but those figures conflict across versions and are not confirmed with NordPass. Teams is reported for up to 10 accounts, so larger groups need a higher tier. Renewal terms and add-ons are not published.
| Plan | Price | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teams | $1.79 to $2.49 | per user/month | Cybernews: $2.49 monthly, $1.99 1-year, $1.79 2-year; up to 10 accounts |
| Business | $2.87 to $3.59 | per user/month | Cybernews figures conflict |
| Enterprise | $4.31 to $5.39 | per user/month | Cybernews 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.
Who NordPass is best for
Best for
- Cost-focused SMBs on Google Workspace.
- Teams that want a simple vault with admin settings.
Not ideal for
- Buyers who need published SCIM details.
- Teams needing PAM.
NordPass alternatives
1PasswordSmall teams of up to 20 via the Starter Pack.
BitwardenBudget-conscious teams: $4 per user per month for Teams.
DashlaneSmall and mid-size teams that want a polished employee-facing app.
Keeper SecurityRegulated or government-adjacent buyers needing FedRAMP, FIPS 140-3 or HIPAA alignment.
Proton PassPrivacy-first teams in Europe.
LastPassTeams already on LastPass wanting familiar admin tooling.
What NordPass really costs
- Per seat per month
- $1.99 (Teams, 1-year plan, Cybernews)
- Billing
- Monthly and annual.
- Annual discount
- Cybernews: $2.49 monthly vs $1.99 on 1-year (about 20%)
- 20 users per year
- Teams is reported for up to 10 accounts, so 20 users would need Business; Business price conflicts ($2.87 to $3.59), so not computed.
Questions to ask about price
- Is there a minimum number of seats or a minimum annual spend?
- Which features we need sit in add-ons or a higher plan, and what do they cost?
- How much can the price rise at renewal, and is the increase capped in the contract?
- Are there one-time costs for implementation, onboarding or data migration?
Is NordPass worth the price?
NordPass is good value for cost-focused small businesses on Google Workspace and teams that want a simple vault with admin settings. Because Teams is reported for up to 10 accounts, a 20-person company would need Business, whose price figures conflict, so budget a range of $2.87 to $3.59 per user per month rather than a single number. It is awkward for buyers who need published SCIM details or privileged access management, and for those wanting the deepest feature set.
Worth it if
- 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.
Pricing details most reviews leave out
- Longer commitments cut the per-user price (2-year plan cheapest per Cybernews)
- Teams tier reportedly includes Google Workspace SSO.
- SCIM support not confirmed.
Our verdict on NordPass
NordPass is a business password manager from Nord Security with low per-user prices across Teams, Business and Enterprise. The figures come from Cybernews and show differing numbers across versions, so NordPass has not confirmed them here. Teams is reported at $2.49 monthly, $1.99 on a 1-year plan and $1.79 on a 2-year plan, for up to 10 accounts. A free trial exists, but no free plan.
The value story is the low entry price, which G2 reviewers also praise, alongside a simple interface. The catch is that pricing numbers differ across sources, and feature depth sits below Keeper or 1Password. Longer commitments cut the per-user price, and the 2-year plan is cheapest. G2 rates NordPass 4.5 out of 5 across 638 reviews.
NordPass FAQ
What is NordPass used for?
NordPass is Nord Security's business password manager, with Teams, Business and Enterprise tiers at low per-user prices. It offers a simple vault with admin settings and Google Workspace SSO, with less feature depth than Keeper or 1Password. It suits cost-focused SMBs on Google Workspace.
How much does NordPass cost?
Cybernews reports Teams from $1.79 to $2.49 per user per month depending on term, Business at $2.87 to $3.59 and Enterprise at $4.31 to $5.39. These are not confirmed by NordPass.
Does NordPass have a free plan?
No free plan is listed, but there is a free trial. Longer commitments lower the per-user price.
How many users does the NordPass Teams plan cover?
Teams is reported for up to 10 accounts. A 20-user company would need the Business tier, whose reported price varies by source.
About NordPass
- Founded
- 2019.
- Funding or owner
- Part of Nord Security.
Listed in: Business Password Managers
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from NordPass's own pricing, product or documentation pages, G2 and company records, checked on October 24, 2026. Unknown values are left out instead of estimated.