Summary

All ExpressVPN memberships now includeExpressVPN Keys, a straightforward password manager for desktop and mobile devices.

While ExpressVPN Keys is still a bit green and lacks some important functionality, it’s a great money-saver.

The basic functionality works as expected and AES 256-bit encryption ensures a highly secure experience.

Adding a login to ExpressVPN Keys on desktop.

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Even if ExpressVPN falls victim to a data breach, your information should be secure.

Canceling ExpressVPN will not affect your ExpressVPN Keys membership.

you’ve got the option to continue using the password manager for free.

A screenshot of the ExpressVPN Keys browser extension dropdown.

Of course, ExpressVPN Keys offers all the basic features you’d expect from a password manager.

It can autofill passwords, store credit card information, protect private notes, and generate 2FA codes.

But ExpressVPN Keys is still very new.

An insecure password alert in the ExpressVPN Keys mobile tab.

Thankfully, the ExpressVPN team tells me that Firefox and Safari support are a number-one priority.

The setup process is particularly smooth.

Once you’ve logged into ExpressVPN Keys, you’re free to generate new passwords for websites.

A screenshot of various logins in the ExpressVPN Keys mobile tab.

Thankfully, you might use a CSV file to import the data from your previous password manager.

This took me only a few minutes.

The extension is just a list of passwords and credit cards with some extra buttons and a search bar.

Using ExpressVPN Keys to autofill login details on a mobile website.

And that’s about it.

I’m happy with this super-simple design.

It’s a far cry from the1Passwordinterface, which left me lost or confused at least a few times.

Adding a new login to ExpressVPN Keys on mobile.

My only complaint, at least in terms of design, is ExpressVPN Keys' handling of password icons.

When I scroll through the app, I just see a bunch of green circles with abbreviated website names.

Only popular websites like Netflix and Adobe haverealicons.

Is ExpressVPN manually adding each website icon to its password manager?

Dipping into Chrome when I need to access ExpressVPN Keys isn’t as annoying or inconvenient as I expected.

Should You Use ExpressVPN Keys?

An ExpressVPN membership costs $12.95 each month.

And, if you buy a year of service upfront, that price falls to $8.32 a month.

That’s a very low price for a VPN and password manageran undeniably good deal.

For reference, VPN memberships usually start at $12 or $13 a month.

In any case, I haven’t encountered any problems with ExpressVPN Keys.

Note that ExpressVPN Keys isn’t a good option for families.