Organised by client
Hosting, WordPress, domain, FTP, DNS and email logins grouped under each client and website, with a search that finds any of them in a second.
Every login your clients have, in one place
Client passwords tend to end up everywhere. ClientKeeps gives every one of them a single, safe home.
Not a personal password manager with a team plan bolted on: every screen starts from your clients.
Hosting, WordPress, domain, FTP, DNS and email logins grouped under each client and website, with a search that finds any of them in a second.
Send a secure link instead of an email thread. Clients share each login, or add your team as a user, one section at a time.
Roles, per-client access and time-limited shares with people or teams. Take access back in one click.
Weekly checks for breached, reused and overdue passwords, with a list of what to change first.
Who opened, copied or changed which login, and when, in a tamper-evident audit log.
Bring a spreadsheet, or an export from Bitwarden, 1Password or LastPass. Clients and websites are matched for you, and the file is read in your browser.
When someone leaves, see every login they could open and rotate them from one queue.
Send one secure link. Your client sees exactly what you need, shares each login at their own pace, or adds your team as a user instead. Everything they type is encrypted in their browser, for your team only.
Pick your address, set your master password and print your recovery sheet.
Import from a spreadsheet or another password manager, or ask clients for their logins with a secure link.
Give each person the clients they work on. Everything they open is recorded.
A 90-second tour: set up a workspace, add a client and a login, and ask a client for their logins without email.
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Every agency ends up with client passwords in spreadsheets, chats and inboxes. ClientKeeps gives them one safe home, organised by client and website.
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Email is the worst place for a password. Client requests let your clients send logins safely, without an account, in a few minutes.
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"Zero-knowledge" is used a lot in security marketing. Here is exactly what it means for your logins in ClientKeeps, in plain English.
#security #encryptionNo. Every login is encrypted in your browser before it is saved, with keys only your team holds. Our servers store the encrypted version and can’t open it.
They reset it from the sign-in page with their email (and their two-factor code, if they use one). An admin on your team then confirms them by phone and gives their access back. Nobody else, including us, can open their logins.
You send them a secure link. They pick what to share for each account, or add your team’s email as a user. Their answers are encrypted in their browser for your team only.
A new computer always needs a second step: a code we email, or a code from an authenticator app. An admin can require the app for everyone in Settings, and passkeys can be added too.
Yes. Import a CSV, or an export from Bitwarden, 1Password or LastPass. The file is read in your browser.
Web agencies, freelancers and IT teams who look after websites and accounts on behalf of their clients.