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That is the point. I want to decide as a customer if and when to buy a new version (for example with new features). Subscription models hinder the development of the software. The developers do not have to win the customers again. You can see that in Adobe & Co. - since there subscription models were introduced, the software is only managed. Innovations take place elsewhere. Even though I now get a free lifelong access, I can not recommend Enpass anymore. What will it cost in the future? At least $ 1 a month - probably more. Future customers pay in one year, which had to be paid once. Before I discovered Enpass, I used 1Password for 10 years - and bought three new versions - also for my family. That cost a total of $ 150. With the new subscription model I would pay in this time $ 360 or even $ 600 (for a family account). And it's "only" a password safe. A relatively manageable piece of software. I have dozens of other programs on the smartphone and PC. If everyone wants $ 5 a month, that's more than $ 1,000 a year. Subscription models are money robbers. Dear Enpass Team, I would prefer that I have no free, lifelong access and instead Enpass would have a one-time purchase - even though you would have to pay more for new versions. You break your word! See it here - still on your website:

Hi, please enable Quicklook for attached files in notes. I would need this to see PDFs or other supported documents attached to notes. How? --> If the attachment is selected and the Space bar (or an eye icon , or right mouse click "show preview" is pressed, a Ouicklook preview is displayed (like in finder or 1Password) Thanks Jan_Osch

hello, I want to use a common enpass file together with my wife on two iphones. I have setup family sharing on iCloud. But my wive cannot access the enpass file on her iphone. Is it possible to use the same enpass data on a family share with two different apple IDs? If yes, how? Thank you Thomas

First of all I think monthly fees are a completely wrong way of paying for software. Although I really like Enpass very much, I guess they will break their word concerning "grandfathering" the users that payed for Enpass. For me it is clear that Sinew Software Systems and all other software companies have to earn money. But subscription has a much to high risk for the customers. What if the Software Company stops to exist? What if I am happy with the software as is? What if I have to use a software in a closed environment? What could be a solution? Maintenance! Buy The Software and pay for Updates eg. You Buy Enpass for All Plattform for let's say 60 $. All updates for eg. 12 are included. If you want to have ne features buy maintenance for a further year or say no, it's ok as it is and do not pay...

I've been using Enpass for a while now and I really like it. I bought premium for both Windows and Android. However, I'm kind of concerned about the security. I know there was a third-party audit, but in the meantime there could have been new vulnerabilities that we don't know about. Open-sourcing Enpass would make it much more secure. Besides, contributions from the community could improve the app even further. And there's no need to worry about income, there will still be plenty of people who will pay for the premium version because it's much easier than compiling the app from source for every update. And the people who would rather compile from source than pay for it probably weren't going to be paying for the premium version either way (and just pirate it instead or something). I know that this is not an easy decision to make, but I would really appreciate it if you guys would seriously consider open-sourcing Enpass. I think it would be better for everyone. Thank you.

Multiple vault sync in same cloud or at lease webdav folders would be a key feature for most of us. currently using 1password. Thinking to migrate to enpass (due to 1passwor new sibscription policy) as soon as multiple vault in same cloud will be available. thanks

I would like to ask for a magnifier with a place signature for each letter of the password. Usually needed to log in to some banks or financial institutions.