Alternatives to Pleasant Password Server

On-premise password server that adds a web interface and roles to KeePass. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Pleasant Password Server.

  • Passwork

    A self-hosted password and secrets manager for businesses with role-based access and audit trails.

    Passwork is another paid, closed-source on-premises team password manager with role-based access and audit trails, but it does not use the KeePass format.

  • Password Depot

    A password manager for businesses and home users, with an on-premises server option instead of the cloud.

    Password Depot runs on-premises or in your Azure tenant with Active Directory and Entra ID integration, and stores TOTP codes, SSH keys and certificates, with quote-based pricing.

  • Passbolt

    Self-hosted password manager for teams, built on OpenPGP keys.

    Passbolt is an open-source self-hosted team manager using per-user OpenPGP keys, free for the community edition, with directory sync and audit logs in paid tiers.

  • Psono

    Self-hostable password manager aimed at companies and developers.

    Psono is open-source and self-hostable, with SAML and LDAP authentication and audit logging in the community edition, but it drops KeePass format compatibility.

  • Teampass

    A self-hosted, open-source password manager for teams with folder-level access control and audit trails.

    Teampass is free and open source under GPL-3.0, with role based access and audit trails, and can import KeePassXC data, but runs on a PHP and MySQL server.

  • Bitwarden

    An open-source password manager with free cross-device sync, apps for every platform and optional paid plans.

    Bitwarden can be self-hosted on premises with open-source clients for every platform and a free tier, though it does not use the KeePass format.

  • Vaultwarden

    A lightweight self-hosted server compatible with the Bitwarden apps, written in Rust.

    Vaultwarden is a free, lightweight self-hosted server for Bitwarden clients, but it is unofficial and does not prioritise directory sync or SSO features.

  • Padloc

    End-to-end encrypted password manager with an open-source self-host option.

    Padloc provides an open-source self-hostable server with desktop and mobile apps, but advanced sharing and organisation features require a paid plan.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.