Pleasant Password Server

What Pleasant Password Server is

Pleasant Password Server centrally manages passwords and other secrets for multiple users, with administrator-controlled access to individual passwords and folders. It can run on customer-controlled infrastructure, including on-premises, private cloud, hybrid, or air-gapped environments. Compatibility includes KeePass Password Safe and Bruce Schneier’s Password Safe. Clients are listed for Windows, macOS, Linux, web browsers, browser extensions, Android, and iOS. Stored information can include passwords, payment-card details, Social Security or Social Insurance numbers, product keys, and files. Administrators can configure hierarchical roles, centralized policies, and multi-factor authentication using TOTP apps, biometrics, YubiKey, RADIUS, or email 2FA. Encryption includes TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest, with optional device-level end-to-end encryption. Integrations include Active Directory, LDAP, REST API, Azure, and syslog forwarding for SIEM. Community Edition lacks audit events, SIEM, and directory integrations. Plans include Community Edition at $10.50, paid once, Enterprise Edition at $85, paid once, Enterprise+ at $110.30, paid once, and Enterprise+SSO at $119.90, paid once, each shown for 10 users.