Password Boss is a highly secure, feature-rich enterprise-class password manager that greatly simplifies password management and sharing for managed service providers (MSPs), small-to medium-sized businesses and teams. With users in more than 175 countries and the only password manager purpose-built for the unique needs of MSPs, Password Boss is an especially affordable solution for MSPs who want to confidently protect their and their customers’ passwords and critical data from the risk of security breaches.
Password Boss (passwordboss.com) has 20 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.8 out of 5.
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passwordboss.com
Category
Internet & Software
Location
Tampa, Florida
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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We have had Password Boss for over a year and it has been a headache from the start. IF you have multiple user logins for one website - it cannot remember more than one login. IF you reset a password- Password Boss does not update the new password. The Password Boss icon is constantly in the way of data fields - you have to constantly exit the icon in order view the text field.
DO NOT GO WITH PASSWORD BOSS!!!
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Paul B.
Going backwards
PasswordBoss as a desktop app was a usable product. We have recently moved over to the web version and it is now a complete disaster. Irritating pop ups when on sites, constant relogging in and breaks very easily needing reinstall with potential data loss. Not sure how this passed as a release candidate product. Awful.
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eric E.
Lousy customer service
Lousy customer service, Does not synch across multiple devices, no one answers at support. I'm finished
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Andrey Y.
Secure, simple, and fast
Autofill works better than competitors - fast and accurate in apps and browsers. The Android experience is smooth: quick prompts, seamless app switching, and reliable sync. Clean design, easy to use, and secure. Highly recommended.
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Ach H.
one of my favourite password manager it…
one of my favourite password manager it has few things that needs updating like a way to automatically put your passwords in apps not only browsers and when logging in with an email that already has an account they tell if you want to create an account or use the existing one i feel there's a better way to show you that this email has an account with passwords saved and really if you want to start over from scratch or not
Mobile app is awesome too
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Taz
Meh, piece of rubbish
At first t liked this program, however after using it for a few frustrating months I really hated this useless piece of rubbish.
Pros:
It can generate passwords for you
Offers to update existing password when changed
I like Android facial scan to login
Allows easy access to url site login details.
Cons:
It works but for a number of sites it doesn’t despite the passwords being saved
Doesn't always prompt to save passwords
Only works in browsers... Really?
The Android app is even worse
I have a lifetime subscription
There are much much better password managers.
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Zeno
My main password vault for over 3 years
I've been using Password Boss as my main password vault for 3 years now and I'm not disappointed. I bought one of the lifetime licenses and use it across a couple of devices now. The features seem good compared to most other vaults. I'm a little concerned about the way some reviews are responded to though.
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KJS
I have been using password boss since I…
I have been using password boss since I worked for by buddies IT company. At first, it seemed great however as I used it, it became an annoyance! It tries to put your password in everything you click on to fill out with the web browser add-on. But that is not even the worst they do. It you use it for personal use, and you do not renew your subscription, it does not update to the cloud. Well they like to do this thing at that point where they trick you into changing your master password which deletes all your saved logins. Well, without the backup, you are SOL on getting those back. The first time this happened, I chalked it up to I didn't know any better about the deleting the logins when changing the master password, lesson learned. Well this time I knew better, when money became tight and could not afford to upgrade for a while I planned and renewing when I could. NOT ANYMORE!! This time I managed to avoid doing it even though the software kept doing it to me over and over. I just closed it out and logged in again, no problems. Until tonight, it forced me to change it, erasing all my passwords. Let's just say I will not be helping a company that has that kind of shady practices anymore!!