This will finally push me to self host an alternative, not even an hour of work until everything is merged.
1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
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Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#12You left out the most bizarre part of the email: > Action needed: Please go to my.1password.com/billing to register your approval. If you do not provide consent by your next renewal date on or after March 27, 2026, your subscription will automatically be cancelled at time of your next renewal Apparently you get auto-cancelled if you don't manually accept the price increase?
yep, i also had the auto-cancellation included. located in germany. good job, EU! :)
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#13You left out the most bizarre part of the email: > Action needed: Please go to my.1password.com/billing to register your approval. If you do not provide consent by your next renewal date on or after March 27, 2026, your subscription will automatically be cancelled at time of your next renewal Apparently you get auto-cancelled if you don't manually accept the price increase?
That wasn't in the e-mail I received. Perhaps it's only for customers in certain locations in order to comply with local laws.
As the OP, I didn't receive it, either.
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#14Anyone have suggestions for a good alternative? I've been using 1Password (family version to share some subset within the family) for more than 10 years now, but I have to say the user experience has degraded quite a bit. Anyone have a better overall alternative? (Doesn't necessarily have to be cheaper.)
If you're in the Apple ecosystem, password and passkey management via iCloud is included.
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#15Enshittification strikes again. For a normal user, the software seems to be getting worse and more cumbersome, and the company seems to continue focusing solely on pushing business- and enterprise-centric features that I have no use for. They'd do well to offer a non-pro type subscription for users who don't want all of that. Instead, though, I and a lot of others will simply be canceling.
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#16yeah, honestly i'm baffled... don't they have a whole team for marketing and communications? it's a slap in a customer's face... i've been on this subscription for 9 years, and now with enshittification, scott galloway, rutger bregman and cory doctorow all shouting off the roofs to cancel US-based subscriptions it's like no one on their public comms team is reading the room; like at all.
and on top of that they added this joke of a list of features supposed to justify the decision... as if i had previously been asked about if i'd want "AI-powered item naming. wow, what a shitshow.
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#17The 33% increase (47.88/35.88) for the "features" I don't need is too much. I will be switching to Bitwarden. I think if they increased the prices by 5% or something like that, I'd said fine, that >30% is simply not justified.
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Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#19That has to be the lamest use of “AI” to justify price increases.
Re: 1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March
#20You left out the most bizarre part of the email: > Action needed: Please go to my.1password.com/billing to register your approval. If you do not provide consent by your next renewal date on or after March 27, 2026, your subscription will automatically be cancelled at time of your next renewal Apparently you get auto-cancelled if you don't manually accept the price increase?
yep, i also had the auto-cancellation included. located in germany. good job, EU! :)
Same here in Switzerland. The instructions in the email say to confirm the price change under my.1password.com/billing but I don't see any confirmation options on that page. So i'm assuming my account will just be canceled ^^