Updated September 28, 2026 · ShieldCue Editorial Team

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager

Avira (Gen Digital) scores 9.1 and Keeper Secrets Manager 9.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Avira (Gen Digital)

Avira (Gen Digital)

9.1/10
Keeper Secrets Manager

Keeper Secrets Manager

Higher score in this comparison

9.4/10

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager: the differences

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager
CompareAvira (Gen Digital)Avira (Gen Digital)ReviewVisitVisitKeeper Secrets ManagerKeeper Secrets ManagerReviewVisitVisit
PlatformsWindows, MacOS, Android, iOSWindows, MacOS, Linux, Web vault, Browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave), iOS, Android, Command line interface (Commander CLI, Secrets Manager CLI), KeeperChat, KeeperDBCovers more
Security auditAV-TEST and AV-Comparatives test certifications, antivirus products only (2020)SOC 2, ISO 27001/27017/27018, FIPS 140-3, FedRAMP High; quarterly third-party penetration testing
Encryption256-bit encryption, bank-gradeAES 256-bit plus elliptic-curve cryptography, zero-knowledge, device-level and record-level encryption
FeaturesKill switchTOTP
Family planNot confirmed5 private vaults, up to 5 users, 10 GB secure file storage
PasskeysNot confirmedYes

Same on both: Free plan (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Keeper Secrets Manager scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.1.
  • Platforms: only Keeper Secrets Manager offers Linux, Web vault, Browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave).
  • Support channels: only Keeper Secrets Manager offers Chat.
  • Pricing model: only Keeper Secrets Manager offers Budget.
  • Features: only Avira (Gen Digital) offers Kill switch.
  • Features: only Keeper Secrets Manager offers TOTP.

Our verdict on each

Avira (Gen Digital)

Avira (Gen Digital) suits readers who want a free tier or a short-term plan from a long-established security vendor, not readers shopping on server spread. VPN Pro costs €5.95 a month, with server coverage across 36 countries.

Read the full Avira (Gen Digital) review

Keeper Secrets Manager

Keeper Secrets Manager suits households that want a free plan beside a paid tier, and buyers who read audit certificates before signing up.

Read the full Keeper Secrets Manager review

Score breakdown

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager
AreaAvira (Gen Digital)Keeper Secrets Manager
Cost9.1The renewal price is €4.00 against €3.97 for the field, and the first-year antivirus price is €47.95.9.3Higher
Offer8.6A free VPN tier, a free antivirus version, a free password manager plan, and support on email, phone and help centre.9.6Higher
Privacy9.9Not confirmed

Where they rank in our lists

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager
RankingAvira (Gen Digital)Keeper Secrets Manager
Authenticator apps15 of 5510 of 55

Where these facts come from

Avira (Gen Digital)

  • avira.com: 8 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • e-shop.avira.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026
  • en.wikipedia.org: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Keeper Secrets Manager

  • keepersecurity.com: 11 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager
FactAvira (Gen Digital)Keeper Secrets Manager
Pricing modelFreeFree, BudgetCovers more
Legal entityAvira Holding GmbHKeeper Security, Inc.
HeadquartersGermanyUnited States
Founded1986Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centre, CommunityEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Antivirus

Avira (Gen Digital) vs Keeper Secrets Manager
FactAvira (Gen Digital)Keeper Secrets Manager
First-year price€47.95Not confirmed
Renewal price€4.00Not confirmed
Devices1Not confirmed
Free versionYesNot confirmed
ExtrasVPN, Password managerNot confirmed
Money-back period60 daysNot confirmed

Pros and cons

Avira (Gen Digital)

Pros

  • Free plan on the password manager and a free version of the antivirus, plus a free VPN model
  • VPN Pro carries a 60 day money-back guarantee
  • Password manager protection uses 256-bit encryption, bank-grade in the same bundle

Cons

  • One device at a time on the VPN checkout, below the 8 for VPN plans
  • Server spread of 36 countries trails the 46.5 across VPN plans

Keeper Secrets Manager

Pros

  • A free plan is available, and free and budget places Keeper in the free and budget segment, so a start costs nothing.
  • Passkeys are supported and totp adds verification codes, covering the usual second factor inside the vault.
  • Platforms span Windows, macOS and Linux, so the same account covers desktop, mobile, browser and command line.

Cons

  • Its feature list is short, totp, so verification codes and passkeys are the extras rather than a wide menu.
  • Plan capacity is fixed: the family plan includes 5 private vaults, up to 5 users, 10 GB secure file storage, so larger households plan around those limits.
  • Budget buyers should compare tiers first: the site median entry price is €6.84 and the monthly median is €7.89.

Who each suits

Avira (Gen Digital)

Who it suits

  • Readers who want a free VPN or free antivirus tier to start with
  • People already inside the Gen Digital security bundle
  • Travelers who mainly need a working connection, not a wide server choice

Who should look elsewhere

  • Apple Inc. if you want a much lower monthly outlay from Apple services
  • ESET Brasil if you need a wider device allowance than a single connection
  • Sinew Software Systems if broad device coverage matters more than antivirus features

Keeper Secrets Manager

Who it suits

  • People who want to try before paying: the free plan is available, and free and budget puts Keeper in the free and budget segment.
  • Mixed device households, since clients run for Windows, macOS and Linux.
  • Buyers who check certifications first, given the SOC and ISO audits, FedRAMP High and quarterly third-party penetration testing.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Total Password does not offer a free plan, so it suits people ready to pay from the start.
  • Apple Inc. covers iOS, iPadOS and macOS, so it is the pick for Apple-only setups rather than the wider Windows, macOS and Linux.
  • ESET Brasil covers Windows, Windows Server and macOS including Windows Server, a platform the Keeper list does not name.

Current offers

Avira (Gen Digital)

Current offer

  • Free trial

    Try for 1 month: 1 month

    Payment method required; paid monthly subscription starts when the trial ends unless cancelled

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • First period offer

    45% off Avira Prime: 45% off

    Site-wide offer banner on Avira product pages; subscription automatically renews

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Keeper Secrets Manager

Current offer

  • Free trial

    30-day free trial: 30 days free

    Personal and family plans, via get-keeper.html signup

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

Avira (Gen Digital)

What does the Avira VPN cost each month?+

VPN Pro is €5.95 on the monthly subscription and €4.00 on the longest plan, which runs 12 months. The renewal price matches the long-term figure, so the annual rate is the one to watch. A free plan is also available.

How many devices can use the Avira VPN at once?+

The VPN checkout lists 1 device at a time, well under the 8 for VPN plans. Households with several phones and laptops will need a plan with a wider device allowance than this one.

Keeper Secrets Manager

What does Keeper cost, and what do I pay at renewal?+

Keeper has a free plan, and free and budget places it in the free and budget segment, so entry can cost nothing. Across the site the median entry price is €6.84 and the monthly median is €7.89. Read your chosen tier's renewal figure too, since a long-term rate can differ from the first one.

Is Keeper independently audited, and who runs it?+

The operator, Keeper Security, Inc., is based in the United States. It publishes SOC and ISO certifications plus FedRAMP High, and it runs quarterly third-party penetration testing. Data is encrypted with AES and elliptic-curve cryptography at device and record level, so stored records stay readable to the account holder.

Avira (Gen Digital)

Keeper Secrets Manager