1Password Getting More Expensive Starting in March

Source: MacRumors

Popular password‑management app 1Password is raising its subscription prices effective March 27 2026. The increase adds $12 per year to each plan.

Pricing Changes

• Individual plan: $47.88 /year (up from $35.88) → $3.99 /month (up from $2.99)
• Family plan: $71.88 /year (up from $59.88) → $5.99 /month (up from $4.99)

1Password says the price adjustment is needed to continue investing in new features and security updates.

New Features

Recent investments have added several capabilities:

• Automatic saving of logins and payment details
• Enhanced Watchtower alerts
• Faster, more secure device setup
• AI‑powered item naming
• Expanded recovery options
• Proactive phishing prevention

Renewal and Regional Details

• The new pricing takes effect at the next renewal on or after March 27 2026.
• Renewals that occur before March 27 will retain the current pricing.
• In some regions (e.g., Europe), plans will be automatically canceled if customers do not approve the price increase.

Platform Support

• iCloud integration is limited to Apple devices and Windows PCs using the iCloud for Windows app.
• For cross‑platform use, including Android, third‑party apps such as 1Password remain the primary option.

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This article first appeared on MacRumors.com.