About Keeper Security
Keeper Security is a cybersecurity company headquartered in Chicago, IL that specializes in password management, secrets management, and privileged access management for individuals, families, and organizations of all sizes. Its primary product, Keeper Password Manager, securely stores passwords, payment cards, and sensitive files in an encrypted digital vault, accessible across computers, phones, and browsers. Keeper also offers advanced business solutions including privileged access management, secure file storage, dark web monitoring (BreachWatch), secrets management for DevOps, and compliance-focused tools designed to help companies meet security and regulatory requirements.
A Keeper Security charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase or renew a Keeper subscription, upgrade to a different plan, add extra secure file storage, or subscribe to add-ons like BreachWatch. Most consumer subscriptions are billed annually at a single charge (for example, Keeper Unlimited or Keeper Family plans), though in some regions or app stores you may see monthly charges. Business and enterprise customers are typically charged per user, per year, based on the selected plan and any add-on services. You may also see temporary authorization holds of small amounts when adding or updating a payment method, or at the start of a trial converting to a paid plan if you do not cancel before the trial ends.
If you see a Keeper Security charge and are unsure what it is, start by logging into your Keeper account at keepersecurity.com or via the Keeper app and checking the Billing or Subscriptions section for your current plan, renewal date, and invoices. Look for confirmation emails or receipts from Keeper in the inbox associated with your account, and check whether a family member, team member, or your employer set up a subscription using your card. To resolve issues, you can contact Keeper’s support through their Help Center, in-app support, or by submitting a ticket from keepersecurity.com/support. Common billing questions—such as cancelling auto-renewal, changing plans, or requesting a refund—are usually handled through your account settings or, if you purchased via the Apple App Store or Google Play, through those stores’ subscription management and refund processes.