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TL;DR: A lifetime subscription to Password Boss Premium (worth $499) is just $34.99 as of April 1 — that’s 93% off.
Don’t forget to tidy up your digital life as you embark on your spring cleaning and organizing. That includes your logins and passwords. Rather than sorting through endless Post-Its and notebook pages, it’s definitely worth your time and money to invest in a password manager — especially when you can score a lifetime subscription for over 90% off.
In a deal that seems too good to be true, a lifetime subscription to Password Boss Premium is on sale for just $34.99 — that’s a 93% price drop from the usual $499. It’s usually $30 for a single year ($2.50 per month) for comparison.
Password Boss is on Mashable’s list of best password managers — chosen particularly for its user-friendly interface. It’s straightforward, has comprehensive cybersecurity measures, and plenty of device capabilities to keep your digital life secure. It does all of the grunt work online you’d want it to: stores every password for your websites, apps, WiFi, and everything else, automatically logs you in with one master password, and offers great protection from security breaches.
A Premium personal plan includes extra features, too, including online backups, two-step verification, unlimited, secure password sharing, unlimited storage, and emergency access. There’s even a password generator feature that will create unique passwords for every website for you, then store them and auto-fill them when needed. Don’t worry; you won’t have to remember that randomized string of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols — or any of your other passwords for that matter.
It’ll be tough to find a better deal on a password manager, with most premium options costing at least $30 per year. We haven’t seen a price drop this deep on Password Boss since 2018.
Get a lifetime of login management and organization for just $34.99 while this April Fools’ Day sale lasts (don’t worry, it’s not a prank!).
Prices subject to change.
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