1Password Individual vs Families
Families costs $2 more a month ($24 a year) than Individual. Here is exactly what that extra money buys.
Individual
$3.99 a month
Best for: One person who just wants their own passwords kept safe and filled in automatically.
Families
$5.99 a month
Best for: A couple or a family: up to 5 people, each with their own private store, plus shared passwords for things like the Wi-Fi and the streaming services.
What you get by choosing Families
- People with their own private account: 5 (instead of 1)On the Families plan each person gets their own locked account, and you can still share some passwords with each other.
- Guest accounts for visitors: 5 (instead of 0)A guest can see only the passwords you choose to share with them.
- Sharing passwords with your family: Included (instead of Not included)
- Help getting back in if you are locked out: Included (instead of Not included)On the Families plan, family organizers can recover another member's account. On the Individual plan there is nobody who can do this for you.
Same on both
storage for documents (1 gb).
Which one should you pick?
It depends on what you actually use. If you don't need people with their own private account or guest accounts for visitors or sharing passwords with your family or help getting back in if you are locked out, Individual does the same job for less. Answer a few questions and we'll tell you which plan fits.
Prices and features verified September 21, 2026 from 1Password's official pages (source ↗). Prices are before tax and can change. See all 1Password plans.