Sticky Passwordvs
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1Password: Both provide autofill and digital wallet features, though 1Password offers a dedicated family plan.

Password manager with autofill, digital wallet, and dark web monitoring
As of 29 August 2026, Sticky Password has a free plan and paid plans start at $2.5/month. Consumer password manager offering autofill, secure vault sync, emergency access, and dark web monitoring across devices. Softwr lists it under Cybersecurity. Sticky Password is available on Web, iOS, Android, Windows.
Overview
Sticky Password is a password manager for individuals and teams that stores logins, secure notes, and payment card data in an encrypted vault, with autofill across browsers and mobile apps. Premium adds cloud or Wi-Fi vault sync, password sharing, emergency access for trusted contacts, and dark web monitoring. A Teams plan extends the product to small businesses and families needing shared or managed licenses.
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1Password: Both provide autofill and digital wallet features, though 1Password offers a dedicated family plan.


Dashlane: Dashlane also bundles dark web monitoring with password management as a direct consumer competitor.
Pricing
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Free (30-day Premium trial)
Free
Premium
$2.5 /mo
Teams
$2.5 /mo
Capabilities
Autofill and capture
Automatically fills and captures logins in browsers and apps.
Encrypted vault sync
Syncs the vault across devices via cloud or local Wi-Fi.
Emergency access
Lets a trusted contact access the vault in an emergency.
Dark web monitoring
Monitors stored credentials for exposure in known breaches.
Password sharing
Securely shares individual logins with other users.
Digital wallet
Stores payment cards and personal identity data for autofill at checkout.
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