What is Teampass?
Credential vault for IT teams with folder and role access, password rotation and audit exports.
Who is Teampass best for?
Teampass is best for IT departments that keep admin passwords on their own servers and must prove who had access.
Audits and compliance
Recertification campaigns, full item history and exportable access matrices answer an auditor's questions from the product.
Linux server passwords
It rotates local Linux account passwords over SSH without an agent and updates the vault entry.
Folder-based team access
A folder tree with roles and per-user overrides sets who sees what, in the web app and the API alike.
Homelabs on small hardware
Any host that runs PHP and MySQL will do, down to a Raspberry Pi or a small VPS.
How much does Teampass cost?
Teampass is free to self-host with every server feature and no user limit; the paid part is the browser extension, from €49 a year for 3 users to €1,200 a year for unlimited users.
- Complete server, unlimited users
- LDAP/AD, OAuth2 SSO and TOTP
- REST API, Bash and PowerShell clients
- Browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge
- Autofill and password capture
- Email support and updates
- Same extension for a team of 10
- Domain matching against phishing
- Email support and updates
- Same extension for up to 25 users
- No per-seat admin, one pack
- Email support and updates
Premium Pack is €600 a year for 50 users and Enterprise is €1,200 a year for unlimited users. Prices exclude tax, every new install gets a 30-day extension trial with no card, and custom development or deployment help is quoted per job. Full pricing on teampass.net. We checked these prices on .
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Is Teampass open source?
Yes. Teampass's code is public under the GPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
On GitHub
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- Last commit
- 12 Nov
- Repository age
- 14 years
- Latest release
- 8 Nov
- Licence
- GPL 3.0
- Self-hosted
- Yes
- Repository
- nilsteampassnet/TeamPass
What are the best Teampass alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Teampass's job.
PassboltOpen SourceShared password and secret vault for IT teams, with browser extensions, mobile apps and access roles.
VaultwardenOpen SourceLightweight Rust server that works with the official Bitwarden apps, for families and small teams.
PadlocOpen SourceVault for passwords, notes, cards and files for people, families and teams, on every platform.
Questions about Teampass
What is Teampass?
Credential vault for IT teams with folder and role access, password rotation and audit exports.
Who is Teampass for?
Teampass is best for IT departments that keep admin passwords on their own servers and must prove who had access.
Is the Teampass browser extension free?
No. The Teampass server is free and open source, but the browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge is the paid product that funds the project. Packs start at €49 a year for 3 users, and each new install gets a 30-day trial.
How much does Teampass cost?
Teampass's paid plans are Starter Pack at €49 per year for 3 users, Team Pack at €150 per year for 10 users and Business Pack at €350 per year for 25 users.
Is Teampass open source?
Yes. Teampass's code is public under the GPL 3.0 licence, so you can run it on your own server.
What are the best Teampass alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Passbolt, Vaultwarden and Padloc.
Where can I try Teampass?
On its official website, teampass.net.
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