Proton Pass is an end-to-end encrypted password manager for storing, sharing, and autofilling credentials. Proton’s official product and pricing pages describe free browser, mobile, desktop, and web access, with paid plans adding features such as integrated 2FA and expanded sharing.
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Device fit
Supported platforms
WindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOSBrowserWeb
Capabilities can differ across platforms. Check the official plan and device requirements.
Before you subscribe
Free-plan availability
A free plan is available.
Proton Free is a permanent free plan; the official product page says no credit card is required and the pricing page lists unlimited logins, notes, credit cards, and devices. This is distinct from a trial; the product page states 'No trials, just free.'
Listed features
From the linked official sources
Unlimited logins, notes, and credit cards on the free plan
Autofill for credentials across websites and apps
Passkey support across devices
Hide-my-email aliases
End-to-end encryption
What the facts offer
Strengths
The permanent free tier includes unlimited logins, notes, credit cards, and devices.
The service is available through Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, web, and browser extensions, with end-to-end encryption described by Proton.
Check the trade-offs
Things to consider
The free plan is limited to two vaults and 10 hide-my-email aliases, while paid plans expand those allowances.
Integrated 2FA, secure vault sharing, and offline desktop access are described as paid-plan capabilities rather than free-plan inclusions.
Sources & verification
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