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Teampass

by Teampass

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What Teampass is

Teampass is a collaborative password manager that users install on servers they control. The project is open source under GPL-3.0, and its public source code accompanies access controls such as folder permissions, predefined roles, custom groups, and per-user overrides. The 3.2.1 line uses authenticated AES-256-GCM, random IVs, per-secret salts, and PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations. Identity options include LDAP, Active Directory with nested group resolution, OAuth2 single sign-on, and configurable RFC 6238 TOTP profiles. A REST API covers items and folders, with Bash and PowerShell clients also available. The server can be deployed through Docker, Docker Compose, or as a plain PHP application. The paid browser extension supports Chrome, Firefox, and Edge with autofill, password capture, and domain matching. The free Community plan has unlimited users; paid annual packs range from €49 a year for three users to €1,200 a year for unlimited users. New instances get a 30-day extension trial for every user without a card. After the trial, autofill stops, but the web interface and stored data remain accessible.

Who it suits

Teampass suits teams that want a self-hosted password manager with configurable access and identity options. Teams needing browser autofill can consider the paid extension and its user-tier plans.

What it does well

  • Open source under GPL-3.0.
  • Free Community plan supports unlimited users.
  • Supports LDAP, Active Directory, OAuth2, and TOTP.
  • Server deployment supports Docker and plain PHP.
  • Paid extension supports Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

What to know first

  • Browser extension autofill stops after its trial.
  • Extension is paid; free server has community support.
  • Project states it is not certified against referenced frameworks.

Limits

The Community plan is listed for unlimited users, while paid packs range from 3 users in Starter Pack to unlimited users in Enterprise. The extension trial lasts 30 days per user on each new instance; afterward, autofill stops, though the web interface remains available and stored data is not locked.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Starter PackAnnual · 3 users€49 a year
Team PackAnnual · 10 users€150 a year
Business PackAnnual · 25 users€350 a year
Premium PackAnnual · 50 users€600 a year
EnterpriseAnnual · Unlimited users€1,200 a year
CommunityUnlimited users, folders and itemsFree
ServicesQuoted per engagement · Custom development · Priority handling · Deployment and migration assistanceOn request

As teampass.net lists them, read 11 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Visit https://teampass.net/.
  2. Choose the server deployment route: Docker, Docker Compose, or a plain PHP application.
  3. Use the free Community plan or select a paid pack based on its user capacity.
  4. Start the 30-day extension trial for each user on a new instance; no card is required.
  5. Install the paid browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge if you need autofill and capture.

Verdict

Teampass offers self-managed deployment, detailed access controls, and several identity and automation options. The free server is distinct from the paid browser extension, whose autofill ends when the trial expires.

Questions

Is Teampass open source?

Yes. The project is released under GPL-3.0, and its source code is public.

How much do the paid plans cost?

Starter Pack is €49 a year for 3 users; Team Pack is €150 a year for 10; Business Pack is €350 a year for 25; Premium Pack is €600 a year for 50; and Enterprise is €1,200 a year for unlimited users.

Which platforms does Teampass support?

The listed platforms are web, self-hosted use, and a Chrome extension. The paid extension also supports Firefox and Edge.

What happens after the extension trial?

After the 30-day trial, autofill stops. The web interface remains accessible, and stored data is not locked.

Who makes Teampass?

Teampass is made by Teampass, which was founded in 2009.

Facts from Teampass's own pages

Access control
It provides folder-based permissions, predefined roles, custom groups and per-user overrides. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Automation
It offers a REST API for items and folders, plus native Bash and PowerShell clients. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Browser extension
The paid extension supports Chrome, Firefox and Edge, with autofill, password capture and domain matching. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Business admin controls
Yes · teampass.net, 16 Sept 2026
Compliance
Teampass provides access matrices, rotation evidence, classification and ownership records, leaver risk reports and per-item history; it states that it is not certified against the referenced frameworks. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Encryption
The 3.2.1 line uses authenticated AES-256-GCM, random IVs, per-secret salts and PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Founded
2009 · teampass.net, 28 Sept 2026
Free plan
Yes · teampass.net, 16 Sept 2026
Hosting
The server can be installed with Docker, Docker Compose or as a plain PHP application on a server. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Identity integrations
Teampass supports LDAP and Active Directory with nested group resolution, OAuth2 single sign-on and configurable RFC 6238 TOTP profiles. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Limit
After the extension trial, autofill stops while the Teampass web interface remains accessible and stored data is not locked. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Open source
The project is released under GPL-3.0, and its source code is public. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Product
Teampass is a collaborative password manager installed on servers the user controls. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Secure sharing
Yes · teampass.net, 16 Sept 2026
Support
The free server includes community support through GitHub Discussions, while extension licences include email support and updates for the licence period. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026
Supported platforms
web,self_hosted,chrome_extension · teampass.net, 16 Sept 2026
Trial
Each new instance gets a 30-day extension trial for every user, with no card required. · teampass.net, 11 Oct 2026

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