Password manager

Vaultwarden hosting

A private password manager for you, your family or your team, on its own address. The apps and browser extensions you know, pointed at a server only you control.

  • Nobody can sign up but the people you invite
  • Invitations and two-step codes send out of the box
  • Works with the familiar apps and extensions
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From $9 a month, month to month

Set up Vaultwarden

Next: an account, then card by Stripe.

Size

$9 a month

Month to month, card by Stripe. Change the size later from its page.

What you can build with Vaultwarden

Vaultwarden is ready the moment it is set up. A few of the things people use it for.

Team passwords

Share logins with your team through organizations and collections.

Family vault

Every member with their own vault, and the shared ones in one place.

Autofill everywhere

The familiar browser extensions and phone apps, pointed at your address.

Secure notes

Keys, recovery codes and card details kept next to your passwords.

Choose a plan for Vaultwarden

Pick the size it runs on. Every plan is the same product; bigger ones have more room.

Small

Recommended

$9a month

Month to month, no term

  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB memory
  • 20 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain

Medium

$18a month

Month to month, no term

  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB memory
  • 40 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain

Large

$36a month

Month to month, no term

  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB memory
  • 80 GB storage
  • HTTPS address, or your own domain
Every plan:A box of its ownReleases kept currentMonth to monthPay by card

Key features of Vaultwarden on Faivelo

You are invited first

When it comes up, an invitation goes to your email to make your account and master password.

Closed to strangers

Open sign-up is off. You invite the rest from its admin page, with the token on its Faivelo page.

Mail that sends

Invitations and two-step codes go out from the box’s own mailbox. No SMTP to set up.

Its own address

HTTPS from the start, on our address or one on your domain.

No password hints

Hints are turned off, so nothing about a master password is ever shown.

Kept current

Pinned to a release we have run; new releases roll out in the quiet hours.

Up and running in four steps

No server to rent, nothing to install, no terminal.

  1. 1

    Pick a plan

    Right here, with a name for it. You can change the size later.

  2. 2

    Make an account and pay

    An email and a password, then card by Stripe. Already with us? It goes on your bill.

  3. 3

    We build it

    Its own box, set up and started for you. You watch each step as it happens.

  4. 4

    Open it

    We've emailed an invitation to your email. Open it to create your account and master password. Keep the master password safe: nobody can reset it.

Run Vaultwarden here, or on a server of your own

The same open-source software either way. The difference is who looks after it.

WhatOn your own serverVaultwarden on Faivelo
SetupRent a server, install Docker, write the compose filePick a size and a name
AddressDNS, a reverse proxy and certificatesHTTPS from the start, your own domain if you like
UpdatesYours to watch for and applyRolled out for you in the quiet hours
PriceThe server, plus your timeFrom $9 a month, month to month

Vaultwarden hosting questions

Does it work with the Bitwarden apps?

Vaultwarden is built to work with the familiar apps and browser extensions: point them at your Vaultwarden address when you sign in.

How do I add my family or team?

Invite them from Vaultwarden’s admin page, using the admin token shown on its Faivelo page. Open sign-up stays off.

Can you see my passwords?

The vault is encrypted with your master password before it is stored, and nobody can reset that password.

What if I delete it?

Deleting it removes Vaultwarden and every password in it. Export your vault first. There is no undo.

Good to know

Keep the master password safe
Nobody can reset it, not us and not you. That is what keeps the vault yours.
Not affiliated with Bitwarden
Vaultwarden is AGPL-3.0 software by its contributors, not affiliated with Bitwarden, Inc. You run your own copy; we charge for the box.