Updated September 28, 2026 · ShieldCue Editorial Team
Apple Inc. vs Enpass
Enpass
Apple Inc.
Higher score in this comparison
Apple Inc. vs Enpass: the differences
| Compare | Apple Inc.ReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives | EnpassReviewVisitVisit |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $0.99Lower | $1.99 |
| Free plan limits | Aliases via Sign in with Apple are free with an Apple Account; changing the Forward To address requires iCloud+ | Up to 25 items in 1 vault |
| Platforms | iOS, IPadOS, MacOS, VisionOS, TvOS, WatchOS, Web | Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Wearables, Browser extensions (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera) |
| Logging policy | Apple does not read or process relayed message content except standard spam filtering; messages deleted from relay servers after delivery, usually within seconds | Zero knowledge: vault data never stored on Enpass servers, only in the user's own cloud storage |
| Open source | Not confirmed | No |
Same on both: Free plan (Yes), Jurisdiction (US).
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Key differences
- Apple Inc. scores higher overall: 9.7 vs 9.2.
- Price from is lower at Apple Inc.: $0.99 vs $1.99.
- Platforms: only Apple Inc. offers IPadOS, VisionOS, TvOS.
- Platforms: only Enpass offers Windows, Linux, Android.
- Support channels: only Apple Inc. offers Phone, Chat.
- Support channels: only Enpass offers Email.
Our verdict on each
Apple Inc.
Apple folds relay aliases, 5 gigabytes of free iCloud+ storage and passkeys into the platforms most people already own. It suits Apple only households wanting private storage in a single account, while readers who need storage they alone can read or end-to-end encrypted mail should look elsewhere.
Enpass
Enpass suits people who want a password manager they can try before paying and who prefer keeping vault data in their own cloud rather than on vendor servers. The free plan holds Up to 25 items in 1 vault, passkeys are supported, and the terms sit under US jurisdiction.
Score breakdown
| Area | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 9.5Entry starts at $0.99 and monthly runs $0.99, under the €7.89 site median, with storage at $119.88 per terabyte per year. | 9.5Entry price $1.99 sits well under the site median of €6.84 for entry price. |
| Offer | 9.6Higher | 9.0 |
| Privacy | 10.0Higher | 8.8 |
The bill, worked out
A year on the entry plan
Apple Inc.
$11.88
12 × $0.99
Enpass
$23.88
12 × $1.99
Apple Inc. costs $12 less.
Worked out from the stated prices and rates; your own total depends on how you use it. Facts checked September 26, 2026.
How they place
| Ranking | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Password managers | 26 of 69 | 17 of 69 |
| Privacy tools | 43 of 281 | 24 of 281 |
| Secure cloud storage and backup | 11 of 70 | 7 of 70 |
Where each is licensed and available
| Country | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | United States | United States |
Every fact side by side
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Free, Budget | Free, Budget |
| Legal entity | Apple Inc. | Enpass Technologies Inc. |
| Headquarters | United States | United States |
| Founded | 1976 | Not confirmed |
| Support channels | Phone, Chat, Help centre, Community | Help centre, Community, Email |
Password managers
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Family plan | Not confirmed | $3.99/month billed annually, up to 6 people with family management |
| Passkeys | Yes | Yes |
| Security audit | Not confirmed | ISO 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited; independently audited by security experts |
| Encryption | Encryption and Data Protection | AES-256 with 320,000 PBKDF2 rounds using the SQLCipher engine, zero-knowledge, data stored in the user's own cloud |
| Features | Screen time, Web filter | TOTP |
| Zero-knowledge encryption | No | YesHas it |
VPN
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $0.99 | Not confirmed |
| Features | No logs, Travel | Not confirmed |
| Owner | Apple Inc. | Not confirmed |
Secure email
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| End-to-end encryption | None of the mail is end-to-end encrypted: aliases are relayed and forwarded by Apple, which states it does not read or process message content except spam filtering | Not confirmed |
| Custom domains | No | Not confirmed |
Encrypted storage
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Free storage | 5 | Not confirmed |
| Price per TB per year | $119.88 | Not confirmed |
| Compliance certifications | Not confirmed | ISO 27001, ISO 27701, SOC 2, GDPR, TISAX |
Parental controls
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass |
|---|---|---|
| Yearly price | $0 | Not confirmed |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Apple Inc. | Enpass | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price from | $0.99lowest quarter | $1.99lowest quarter | $8 |
Median across 83 listed providers.
Pros and cons
Apple Inc.
Pros
- Sign in with Apple issues relay aliases at no cost to Apple Account holders, so the free plan is a real starting point rather than a trial.
- Entry sits at $0.99, below the $19.99 and $14.99 starting prices of the two paid alternatives here.
- A single subscription spans iOS, iPadOS and macOS, so storage and aliases need no extra purchase per device.
Cons
- iCloud+ storage is not sealed so that only the account holder can read it, and what is stored stays within Apple's reach under Encryption and Data Protection.
- End-to-end encryption is not offered for alias mail, since Apple Inc. relays and forwards it, so an alias is not a private channel for sensitive messages.
- Custom domains are not available, so an alias cannot sit on a domain you own.
Enpass
Pros
- A free plan exists and holds Up to 25 items in 1 vault, so a small vault costs nothing to keep.
- Entry price $1.99 undercuts Total Password, which lists €9.99 at entry.
- Vault data stays in the user's own cloud, so nothing readable rests on Enpass servers.
Cons
- Enpass is not open source, so outside researchers cannot read the code themselves.
- Support runs on help centre, community and email, with no phone line or live chat in that list.
- The free plan stops at Up to 25 items in 1 vault, so a larger vault needs a paid plan.
Who each suits
Apple Inc.
Who it suits
- Apple households that already pay for iCloud+ and want more capacity plus relay aliases from the same account.
- Readers who want one subscription across iOS, iPadOS and macOS instead of separate tools per device family.
- People willing to trade storage their provider can still read for low entry pricing and broad platform reach.
Who should look elsewhere
- Readers who need end-to-end encrypted mail or storage only the account holder can read, since neither is part of what the plan includes.
- Buyers shopping for a free standalone security toolkit, since Token2 hands over an in-browser authenticator toolset and a QR decoder without creating an account.
- Shoppers who want a priced privacy product outside the Apple ecosystem, where EasyOptOuts at $19.99 and Vipre Security at $14.99 are the paid comparisons here.
Enpass
Who it suits
- People who want a password manager to try with no payment, since the free plan holds Up to 25 items in 1 vault.
- Users who already back up to their own cloud and want the vault stored there rather than on a vendor's servers.
- Households sharing a subscription, since the family plan adds family management on annual billing.
Who should look elsewhere
- People who want passwords kept inside the operating system, where Apple Inc. covers iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
- Buyers set on a different vendor at a higher entry price, such as Total Password at €9.99.
- Anyone who needs a vault larger than Up to 25 items in 1 vault without paying.
Current offers
Apple Inc.
Current offer
Free trial
Get 3 months of Apple One free with any new iPhone, iPad, or Mac: 3 months free
New and qualified returning subscribers only. $21.95 or $27.95 or $39.95 per month after trial based on plan selected. Only one offer per Apple Account and per family. Not available if a previous three-months-free offer was accepted. Offer good for three months after eligible device activation. Plan automatically renews until cancelled.
Source, checked September 26, 2026
Enpass
Current offer
Bonus
Premium 3-year plan: get 1 year free when you pay for 2 years: Save 33%, $49.99 for the first 2 years
Personal Premium plan, billed annually; taxes applied at checkout
Source, checked September 26, 2026
First period offer
Business plan introductory 12 months: $17.96/user/month for first 12 months (list $59.88/user/month)
Billed yearly, applicable taxes applied at checkout
Source, checked September 26, 2026
Free trial
Free business trial
Business plan sign-up, no credit card required
Source, checked September 26, 2026
Questions about each
Apple Inc.
What does iCloud+ cost to start?+
iCloud+ starts at $0.99, and the monthly rate is the same figure, $0.99. Storage is the only part that carries a charge; Sign in with Apple aliases stay at no cost to Apple Account holders. For context, the median entry price across the brands compared here is €6.84.
Is there a free plan and what does it cover?+
A free plan is part of the service. Sign in with Apple issues relay aliases at no cost to anyone holding an Apple Account, and free storage stands at 5 gigabytes with a yearly price of $0. The limit: repointing an alias at a different inbox needs iCloud+.
Enpass
How much does Enpass cost to start?+
Enpass lists plans from $1.99 at the entry point. The family plan is billed annually and adds family management for a small group of people. On entry price the brand ranks 4 of 36 brands compared here, so the starting figure sits toward the cheap end.
Is there a free version of Enpass?+
Yes, Enpass has a free plan, and it holds Up to 25 items in 1 vault. That cap suits a short list of logins rather than a full household vault, and it means trying the apps costs nothing. Anyone who outgrows the limit moves to a paid plan.
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