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password manager · Siber Systems, Inc.

RoboForm

Low-cost password manager and form filler with passkeys, a built-in authenticator and a published 2024 penetration test.

77/100

#3 of 10 password managers
Facts checked 8 Oct 2026

In short

RoboForm suits people who want a low-cost paid plan with passkeys, a built-in authenticator, sharing and emergency access1,10. Its 2024 penetration test by Secfault Security is published as a summary3. The catch is the free plan, which works on a single device, and Linux gets browser extensions only1,9.

Best for: People who want a cheap paid plan with passkeys.

Where the points come from

Security and audits25 of 35
Apps and extensions18 of 20
Passkeys and sign-in15 of 15
Sharing and family15 of 15
Price4 of 15

Security and audits 25 of 35 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
End-to-end encrypted vaultYesAll encryption is done on the device; the server does not know the keys needed to decrypt data4.8 / 8
Independent audit since 2024YesSecfault Security tested the apps in 2024; its summary is dated February 13, 20253,2.8 / 8
SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001Not publishedNot published on the security page2.0 / 5
Open-source appsNot published0 / 5
Public bug bountyYesRoboForm runs a bug bounty program with rewards by severity2.4 / 4
Security key for two-factor sign-inYesHardware security keys such as YubiKey or Google Titan work for two-factor sign-in2,11.5 / 5

Apps and extensions 18 of 20 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
AppsWindows, macOS, iOS, AndroidApps for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android; Linux gets browser extensions only5,6,7,8,9.8 / 10
Browser extensionsChrome, Firefox, Safari, EdgeChrome, Edge and Firefox extensions; the Mac app installs the Safari extension5,6.8 / 8
Web vaultYesEvery plan lists web access1.2 / 2

Passkeys and sign-in 15 of 15 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Stores passkeysYesRoboForm stores passkeys and logs you in with them10.8 / 8
Built-in two-factor codesYesEvery plan includes an integrated TOTP authenticator1.4 / 4
Log in with a passkeyYesPasswordless Unlock uses a passkey instead of the master password, in apps and standalone extensions11.3 / 3

Sharing and family 15 of 15 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Family planYesUp to five Premium accounts; each member has a separate account1,12.5 / 5
Share with other peopleYesShare single items or folders with other people1,12.5 / 5
Emergency accessYesTrusted contacts can get access in case of death or incapacity1.5 / 5

Price 4 of 15 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Free plan for a computer and a phoneNoFree covers a single device; sync is not part of the free version1,4.0 / 7
Cheapest paid plan$2.49/moPremium, $29.88 a year1.4 / 8

The rule behind each line: how we score password managers.

Plans and prices

As the vendor lists them, before tax. Prices are in US dollars unless the plan shows euros; the points use US dollars, with euros converted at the ECB rate.

PlanPrice as listedPer monthNotes
Free1 personFree1$0Unlimited passwords on a single device
Premium1 person$29.88/year1$2.49Unlimited devices
FamilyUp to 5 people$47.75/year1,12$3.98Five separate Premium accounts

New users get a separate first-year price; the plans then renew at $29.88 (Premium) and $47.75 (Family) a year. Both have a 30-day money-back guarantee1.

Strengths

  • Premium costs $2.49 a month, billed yearly1.
  • Every plan includes a TOTP authenticator, sharing of items and folders, and emergency access1.
  • A 2024 penetration test summary from Secfault Security is published3.
  • You can unlock with a passkey on a phone or a hardware key such as YubiKey11.

Limits

  • The free plan works on a single device, so it cannot sync a computer and a phone1,4.
  • There is no desktop app for Linux, only browser extensions9.
  • No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is named on the security page2.

What Siber Systems, Inc. says

Vendor claims. We show them, but they earn no points.

  • Secfault Security says the retests found the in-scope issues fully fixed and no directly exploitable vulnerabilities3.

Other password managers

  1. 1
    BitwardenPeople who want a capable free plan and open-source apps
    94/100
    $1.65/mocheapest paid plan
  2. 2
    Proton PassPrivacy-minded people who want a strong free plan and email aliases
    93/100
    $2.99/mocheapest paid plan
  3. 4
    Keeper Password ManagerPeople who want certified security and a family plan
    74/100
    $3.58/mocheapest paid plan
  4. 5
    LastPassFamilies who want a low-cost six-person plan
    70/100
    $3/mocheapest paid plan

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Sources

  1. RoboForm Password Manager Personal Plans and Pricing, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  2. RoboForm Security, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  3. Security Assessments Summary, Secfault Security. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  4. RoboForm Security Whitepaper v1.9, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  5. Download RoboForm, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  6. Download RoboForm Password Manager for Mac, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  7. Download RoboForm Password Manager for iOS, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  8. Download RoboForm Password Manager for Android, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  9. Download RoboForm Password Manager for Linux, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  10. Store Passkeys Securely with RoboForm, RoboForm Blog. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  11. Enhanced Security Made Simple: RoboForm's New Authentication Features, RoboForm Blog. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  12. Family Password Manager | RoboForm, Siber Systems. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.

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