Padloc

What is Padloc?

Vault for passwords, notes, cards and files for people, families and teams, on every platform.

Who is Padloc best for?

Padloc is best for families and small teams who want one encrypted vault for passwords, notes and files.

• Families sharing logins

  The Family plan shares vaults between up to 5 people for one price.

• More than passwords

  Cards, Markdown notes, documents and one-time password codes sit in the same encrypted vault.

• People who check the security

  The code is open, and the app has been audited by three independent groups, most recently Radically Open Security.

• Running your own server

  Docker examples cover a basic install, a reverse proxy and a PostgreSQL setup.

How much does Padloc cost?

Padloc's Free plan costs $0 with unlimited items and devices; Premium is $3.49 a month, Family $5.95 a month and Team $3.49 per user a month, and the server is free to self-host.

Family is $5.95 a month for up to 5 people, and Business is $6.99 per user a month with 20GB of files, 50 shared vaults and directory sync. A year costs ten times the monthly price, and Enterprise is priced on request. Full pricing on padloc.app. We checked these prices on 8 Nov 2026.

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Is Padloc open source?

Yes. Padloc's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.

What are the best Padloc alternatives?

Three tools on Recaply do Padloc's job.

VaultwardenOpen Source

Lightweight Rust server that works with the official Bitwarden apps, for families and small teams.

PassboltOpen Source

Shared password and secret vault for IT teams, with browser extensions, mobile apps and access roles.

TeampassOpen Source

Credential vault for IT teams with folder and role access, password rotation and audit exports.

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