Keeper Security is hosting 60% Black Friday discounts on all its monthly plans — Never fear losing passwords to thieves or forgetfulness again

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Zero-Knowledge Encryption, intuitive password management, and more tools can be yours to keep your passwords safe with Keeper Security

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Keeper Security has got your back in providing safe, encrypted vaults for your passwords and confidential information (Image credit: Keeper Security)

If you're hardcore into internet browsing or a worker who has made multiple company accounts, you're going to need a secure platform to store and manage all your passwords so you don't forget them or worse, have them stolen by hackers.

The world's leading password manager, Keeper, is one such platform, and it's having a 60% Black Friday discount sale on Keeper Security Plans to help keep your precious passwords safe at low monthly costs for a full year.

Keeper Security (Personal Monthly Plan)
Personal
Save 60% ($2.40)
Keeper Security (Personal Monthly Plan): was $4 now $1.60 at Keeper

With the Personal Monthly Plan, you can download Keeper Security on an unlimited number of devices and sync them across all devices. You will also get Keeper Security access on multiple apps, unlimited passwords and keys, autofill passwords, and unlimited secure password sharing.

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Keeper Security (Family Monthly Plan)
Family
Save 60% ($5.10)
Keeper Security (Family Monthly Plan): was $8.50 now $3.40 at Keeper

With the Family Monthly Plan, five users will get all the benefits of Keeper Unlimited along with five private vaults, 10GB of Secure File Storage, the ability to share folders and records, and manage permissions.

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Keeper Security (Business Starter Monthly Plan)
Business
Save 30% ($3)
Keeper Security (Business Starter Monthly Plan): was $10 now $7 at Keeper

The Business Starter Monthly Plan contains all the benefits of the Family Monthly Plan for five users, with the addition of encrypted vaults for all users, unlimited devices to download Keeper Security on, shared team folders, and user activity reports.

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What is Keeper Security and why is it worth investing in?

Manage and protect your sensitive passwords with ease. (Image credit: Keeper Security)

For those unaware, Keeper Security is a cyber-security platform designed to protect a user's passwords from being forgotten or robbed by cybercriminals.

It works by using zero-knowledge encryption to allow only Keeper Security users access to encrypted data stored in personal vaults. These vaults can also safeguard other confidential information aside from passwords like Two-Factor Authentication codes, private documents, and credit card details.

Keeper Security also includes a password management system so it can store, generate, and auto-fill in passwords for various websites and apps you frequently visit.

Other notable features of Keeper Security include:

  • Syncing passwords and data across multiple compatible devices like mobile phones, laptops, and PCs.
  • Scanning the dark web to alert users if their credentials have been hacked and they need to change passwords immediately.
  • Sharing passwords and files securely with people a user trusts.
  • Privileged Access Management to help users secure and manage access information is vital for business administrator accounts.
  • Special solutions to aid Managed Service Providers in managing the security of their clients.
  • Compatibility with various authentication methods such as biometric logins, authenticator apps, hardware security keys, SMS text messages, and Keeper DNA.

So, if you need somewhere safe to keep your passwords for work, generate strong passwords that can't be easily guessed, or need a more manageable way to keep track of your passwords, then we highly recommend subscribing to Keeper Security.

However, if you're feeling anxious about its monthly fees, Keeper Security does offer free trials for its Personal, Family, Business Starter Plans so you can try them before committing to their monthly bills.

FAQ

What devices are compatible with Keeper Security?

PC and laptops (Windows, macOS, and Linux), mobile devices (iOS, Android and Chrome), Apple Watch, Android Wear, and Apple Vision Pro.

What is Zero-Knowledge Encryption?

Zero-Knowledge Encryption is a security model that encrypts a user's data on their personal devices, and only that user has access to the data's encryption key.

This prevents anyone and anything that isn't the original user, including the service provider itself, from accessing, decrypting, or even seeing the data's contents without the user's permission.

Is data in Keeper Security safe with third-party sharing?

It can be share data safely with third-parties thanks to its Zero-Knowledge Encryption and end-to-end encryption architecture. Plus, it has a One-Time Share feature to hand out securely encrypted, temporary access to third party users who don't have a Keeper Security account like vendors or contractors.

When does Black Friday and Cyber Monday start?

Black Friday begins on November 28, 2025, and it will last until December 1, 2025, which is when Cyber Monday will launch.

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Alexander Cope
Alexander Cope
Staff Writer - Deals/Gaming News

Alexander Cope is a gaming veteran of 35-plus years who primarily covers Xbox and PC gaming news and spotlights on discounts on the best laptops, peripherals, and other electronics here at Windows Central. Ever since the 8-bit era, Alexander has journeyed through dozens of epic Japanese RPGs, such as Final Fantasy and Persona, and conquered challenging action titles, including Monster Hunter and Elden Ring. When he's not obsessing over the latest Monster Hunter game, Alexander is on hand to help recommend the best discount on productivity and gaming-related laptops and accessories that's worth your time and money.

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