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1Password

1Password (1password.com): 11 changes recorded in its website history since February 2008. Homepage last checked 4 November 2026.

Recorded changes

Newest observations first. Each interval bounds when the website changed; it is not an exact event date.

  1. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeSecure all sign‑ins to every application from any device
    AfterSecure access for every human and AI agent

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  2. TractionBetween and

    Now claims “165,000 businesses” on its homepage (was “100,000 businesses”).

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  3. Go-to-marketBetween and

    Dropped its free sign-up; visitors are now asked to book a demo.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  4. TractionBetween and

    Now claims “100,000 businesses” on its homepage (was “80,000 businesses”).

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  5. TractionBetween and

    Now claims “80,000 businesses” on its homepage (was “60,000 businesses”).

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  6. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeGo ahead. Forget your passwords.
    AfterThe world’s most-loved password manager

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  7. HiringBetween and

    Added a careers page.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  8. HeadlineBetween and
    BeforeCollect all your passwords in one safe place Collect all your secure notes in one safe place Collect all your credit cards in one safe place
    AfterGo ahead. Forget your passwords.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  9. Go-to-marketBetween and

    Closed its waitlist and opened sign-up.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  10. PricingBetween and

    Added a pricing page.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation
  11. Go-to-marketBetween and

    Added a free sign-up or free trial.

    Observed on the company’s website; business claims are not independently verified.

    earlier archived pagelater archived pageLink to observation

First recorded website

Observed 8 February 2008

Our earliest capture with readable facts. This is our first observation, not when the company introduced these things. These website claims are not independently verified.

How it described itself

Password Manager + AutoFill for Mac OS X

Mac OS X Password Manager with AutoFill that leverages the OS X Keychain and provides built-in support for most browsers.

archived pageLink to first observation

All facts above belong to this capture. Unlisted fields mean we have no readable observation, not that they were absent.

How it describes itself

Similar headlines are grouped together. The quote shown is from the last capture in each group, not necessarily the exact wording throughout that period.

  1. May 2026 – November 2026 · 3 captures · latest observed messagingSecure access for every human and AI agent

    Protect passwords and secrets, manage app access, and secure AI tools with 1Password. Easy to adopt from growing teams to enterprise.

    This wording observed 4 November 2026.

    current websiteHistorical capture not publicly available
    Inspect 3 captures in this group
    • 3 May 2026 · Secure access for every human and AI agent archived page
    • 1 November 2026 · Secure access for every human and AI agent archived page
    • 4 November 2026 · Secure access for every human and AI agent current websiteHistorical capture not publicly available
  2. August 2025 – February 2026 · 3 capturesSecure all sign‑ins to every application from any device

    More than a password manager and leader in Extended Access Management. Secure all sign-ins to every application from any device with 1Password.

    This wording observed 3 February 2026.

    archived page
    Inspect 3 captures in this group
    • 3 August 2025 · Secure all sign‑ins to every application from any device archived page
    • 3 November 2025 · Secure all sign‑ins to every application from any device archived page
    • 3 February 2026 · Secure all sign‑ins to every application from any device archived page
  3. Seen July 2023 · 1 capturePassword Manager for Families, Businesses, Teams | 1Password

    A password manager, digital vault, form filler and secure digital wallet. 1Password remembers all your passwords for you to help keep account information safe.

    This wording observed 1 July 2023.

    archived page
  4. July 2020 – July 2022 · 3 capturesThe world’s most-loved password manager

    A password manager, digital vault, form filler and secure digital wallet. 1Password remembers all your passwords for you to help keep account information safe.

    This wording observed 5 July 2022.

    archived page
    Inspect 3 captures in this group
    • 9 July 2020 · The world’s most-loved password manager archived page
    • 4 July 2021 · The world’s most-loved password manager archived page
    • 5 July 2022 · The world’s most-loved password manager archived page
  5. January 2018 – July 2019 · 3 capturesGo ahead. Forget your passwords.

    A password manager, digital vault, form filler and secure digital wallet. 1Password remembers all your passwords for you to help keep account information safe.

    This wording observed 2 July 2019.

    archived page
    Inspect 3 captures in this group
  6. Seen January 2017 · 1 captureCollect all your passwords in one safe place Collect all your secure notes in one safe place Collect all your credit cards in one safe place

    This wording observed 1 January 2017.

    archived page
  7. Seen February 2008 · 1 capturePassword Manager + AutoFill for Mac OS X

    Mac OS X Password Manager with AutoFill that leverages the OS X Keychain and provides built-in support for most browsers.

    This wording observed 8 February 2008.

    archived page
Summary of the record · AI-written

Written by an AI model on 7 November 2026 from the dated observations above; this is not the date the changes happened; each point links to the changes it rests on.

1Password homepage now highlights “every human and AI agent”

1Password has updated its homepage messaging and changed its stated approach to sign-ups and business counts. The company has also adjusted its public positioning several times over the years.

  • Between February 2026 and May 2026, 1Password changed its homepage headline to “Secure access for every human and AI agent”. [11]
  • Between July 2023 and August 2025, 1Password increased its stated reach on the homepage to “165,000 businesses”, up from “100,000 businesses”. [10]
  • Between July 2022 and July 2023, 1Password dropped its free sign-up; visitors were asked to book a demo. [9]
  • Reading: The move to demo-based sign-ups together with higher claimed “businesses” counts between July 2022 and August 2025 may suggest a stronger focus on business and enterprise accounts. [8][9][10]

Cite this record

StartupHistory, “1Password” company record, https://startuphistory.org/c/1password.com

Machine-readable: /c/1password.com.json. How changes are found: method.