1Password Unified Access secures credentials for your workforce, AI agents, and machines in one platform. Discover shadow AI, govern secrets, and audit all access with end-to-end encryption.
As AI accelerates both productivity and risk, the identity attack surface is no longer just human. Developers, contractors, AI agents, and automated pipelines all create credentials - and most of those credentials go ungoverned. 1Password Unified Access closes that gap.
Built on the foundation of 1Password's trusted Enterprise Password Manager (EPM), Unified Access extends identity security beyond human accounts to provide full visibility, governance, and auditability across humans, AI agents, and machines - all from a single platform.
How It Works: Discover, Secure, Audit
Discover: Surface AI tools, agent activity, and shadow credentials across endpoints, browsers, local agents, and cloud environments. Identify exposed secrets such as unencrypted SSH keys, plaintext .env files, and unmanaged API tokens - and see exactly which devices and users are associated with that risk.
Secure: Vault exposed credentials and secrets with a single click. Bring human, agent, and machine credentials into one secure, governed system. Apply access policies to high-risk or shared accounts, and enforce secure credential practices across your entire workforce - including contractors and bring-your-own-device users. 1Password uses end-to-end encryption to protect all stored credentials.
Audit: Gain a clear, end-to-end audit trail of who accessed which credentials, when, and on whose behalf - across human, agent, and machine activity. Designed for compliance-conscious security teams who need verifiable proof of access governance.
Who Benefits from Unified Access
Security teams managing credential sprawl across a growing workforce of humans, contractors, and AI agents
DevOps and platform engineering teams that need to govern secrets used in automated pipelines and cloud environments
IT administrators responsible for enforcing access policies across managed and unmanaged (BYOD) devices
Compliance and audit teams that require a verifiable, end-to-end record of credential access across the organization
Key Capabilities
Unified visibility into human, AI agent, and machine credentials from a single platform
Shadow credential and shadow AI discovery across endpoints, browsers, and cloud environments
Single-click vaulting of exposed secrets into a governed, encrypted system
Policy-driven access controls for high-risk, shared, and service accounts
Audit trail covering credential access across all identity types
Cross-device synchronization and secure credential sharing
Password generation and auto-filling across devices
Available on AWS Marketplace
Unified Access is priced per user per month (billed annually, 100-user minimum). Enterprise pricing is available via private offer - contact us at sales@1password.com for custom terms.
Highlights
Discover shadow AI, exposed secrets, and unmanaged credentials across endpoints, browsers, local agents, and cloud environments - before attackers exploit them. Unlike point solutions that only cover one credential type, 1Password Unified Access scans across human, AI agent, and machine identities in a single platform, giving security teams full visibility without stitching together multiple tools.
Secure all credential types - human, AI agent, and machine - with policy-driven governance, Device Trust, and Managed Credentials. Built on 1Password's end-to-end encryption only you can decrypt, Unified Access lets teams enforce consistent access policies across their entire credential landscape from one console, eliminating the need for separate PAM, secrets management, and password management products.
Audit every credential access event end-to-end across your workforce, AI agents, and automated pipelines. 1Password provides a clear, verifiable audit trail that supports compliance requirements, covering access from discovery through remediation in a single unified view rather than requiring log correlation across disconnected tools.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor, and additional usage. You pay upfront or in installments according to your contract terms with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. Usage-based pricing is in effect for overages or additional usage not covered in the contract. These charges are applied on top of the contract price. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before the contract end date, access to your entitlements will expire.
Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Use the AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate your infrastructure costs.
1Password Unified Access uses a contract model with two pricing dimensions. The main dimension is an annual subscription billed per 100 users per year on a 36-month term, with pricing arranged directly through 1Password. The second dimension covers added users, priced per user per year, so you can scale seat counts up as your team grows during the term. Together, these dimensions let you commit to a base user block and then add individual users as needed rather than repurchasing in fixed blocks.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one user for the per-user and per-100-user pricing?
A user is any identity governed through the platform. The platform covers humans, AI agents, and machine identities across your organization. The annual subscription counts users in blocks of 100 per year. The added users dimension counts each individual identity you bring under management beyond that base.
How do the two dimensions combine on my bill, and which drives most of the cost?
Both charges appear together. The 36-month annual subscription sets your base cost, billed per 100 users per year. The added users dimension bills per user per year for seats beyond that base. The base subscription drives most of the cost, with added users covering incremental growth.
What products and capabilities are covered under this Unified Access subscription?
Unified Access brings together Enterprise Password Manager, SaaS Manager, Credential Broker, Device Trust, and Privileged Access in one platform. You get credential vaulting, shadow AI discovery, just-in-time privileged access, runtime credentials for AI agents, and a full-attribution audit trail across humans, agents, and machines.
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