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Enpass Password Manager vs. Zoho Vault

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricEnpass Password Manager

by Enpass Technologies

Zoho Vault

by Zoho

Overall rating4.64.4
Review count2778
Ease of use9.58.7
Ease of setup10.09.0
Quality of support8.98.9
Meets requirements9.79.2
NPS81.48148158.108108
Small Business74.1%58.4%
Mid-Market22.2%39.0%
Enterprise3.7%2.6%
Total page views274354
Total LLM citations1,6463,649

Enpass Password Manager

Enpass is the only enterprise password and passkey manager that delivers true data sovereignty without self-hosting. - Complete data sovereignty means zero vendor breach risk Encrypted vaults live inside the customer organization's own Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or other trusted environment – not on Enpass servers, and not on infrastructure the organization has to maintain. Organizations always control and own their data – legally, architecturally, and operationally – and Enpass never receives, stores, or accesses it.

Pros

  • Synchronization
  • Convenience

Zoho Vault

Zoho Vault is an online password manager for teams. It helps securely store, share, and manage your passwords from anywhere. With Zoho Vault, you stay organized while your passwords remain secure. Say goodbye to storing your important passwords on spreadsheets or post-it notes. Features Securely store: Securely store all your passwords and organize them for easy access and management. Passwords are encrypted with the strongest encryption standard (AES-256). Safely share: Safely share common passwords among members of your work group by granting different access privileges.

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Implementation Ease
  • Password Sharing
  • Sharing
  • Organization
  • Customer Support