Snapshot
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- Multifactor is a credential manager built around sharing accounts without handing over the password: you store an account once, then send a person or an AI agent a link with specific permissions, a real-time action log and one-click revocation that needs no password reset.
More detail
- It also holds passwords, passkeys and 2FA codes like a conventional password manager, with client-side encryption so the servers see only ciphertext.
- Best for
- Households, small groups and individuals who want to share streaming, banking-view, email or other logins — or let an AI agent use an account — with scoped permissions, an activity log and instant revocation.
More detail
- Teams needing SSO, RBAC and audit trails can ask about the Enterprise tier.
- Pricing
- The Consumer tier is officially $0 and described as free forever, with unlimited accounts, unlimited sharing with friends and family, and use across all your devices.
More detail
- The Enterprise tier is priced 'Custom' via Contact Sales, and no price, seat minimum or contract length is published — treat Enterpri
- Main limitation
- Buyers who need published Enterprise pricing, contract or cancellation terms, or named compliance certifications (HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO) stated as achieved — none are disclosed.
More detail
- Buyers who require independent audit reports or third-party reviews of the zero-trust and post-quantum claims will not find them here.
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About
- Multifactor is a credential manager built around sharing accounts without handing over the password: you store an account once, then send a person or an AI agent a link with specific permissions, a real-time action log and one-click revocation that needs no password reset.
- It also holds passwords, passkeys and 2FA codes like a conventional password manager, with client-side encryption so the servers see only ciphertext.
What it helps with
- Password managers make account sharing unsafe and untraceable, with no way to see what a recipient did
- Revoking someone's access traditionally forces a password reset that also signs the owner out
- AI agents need credentials to act, and pasting passwords into them gives no limits or record
- Credentials and 2FA codes are scattered across tools rather than held in one vault
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Link-based account sharing | Yes | Share an online account with a person or AI agent by sending a link; the recipient never receives the password. |
| Instant revocation | Yes | Deleting the link ends the recipient's access immediately, with no password reset required. |
| Fine-grained permissions | Yes | Set what each link can do, e.g. read transactions but not transfer, or read email but not send. |
| Real-time event history | Yes | A live log of every action taken through a link, whether allowed or blocked. |
| Client-side encryption | Yes | First-party claim that passwords are encrypted on your device before reaching Multifactor, whose servers see only ciphertext. |
| Password, passkey and 2FA vault | Yes | Stores passwords, passkeys and 2FA codes in one vault; import from other password apps is documented in help content. |
| AI agent access | Yes | Agents use accounts through an isolated cloud browser with permissions and logging; the site also references a Multi assistant and Playbooks automations. |
| Developer tooling | Yes | Docs cover the MFKDF, MFCHF and MFDPG cryptographic primitives and tutorials, plus agent APIs described in help content. |
| Independent security audit or certification | Unknown | No third-party audit report, SOC 2 or ISO certificate is surfaced; zero-trust and post-quantum claims are first-party only. |
| Published Enterprise pricing | Unknown | Enterprise is 'Custom' via Contact Sales; no price, seat minimum or contract length is published. |
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