Head over to the 1Password website. From there you can take a virtual tour to find out just what is included with your free 30-day trial.

• Either click on Get Started if you’re on the homepage or Pricing from the top navigational bar.
• Select the kind of 1Password account you wish to try for free.
• Click on that account type.

This is the name that you want to call your account. In all likelihood, you’ll want your 1Password team account name to be the name of your organization, unless you’re getting multiple team accounts for different divisions.

If you’re setting up a family account then go with your last name, e.g. “The Smiths.”

• Write your account name.
• Write the email address that will manage the account.

Your email should be the email address for your company—one that most of the team has access to, for example—or the account for the person who will delegate the password sharing on 1Password.

1Password will send you a 6-digit code to verify the email on your account.

• Enter your 6-digit code.
• Click Next.

You should now be redirected to your new 1Password account. Where you can:

• Create custom groups
• Manage team/family members
• Import your passwords
• Create new passwords
• And more.

Be sure to download the 1Password apps across your devices and instruct your other members to do so as well.

When your free trial expires, you will not lose all of your saved passwords. You can still manage all your saved passwords on 1Password, but you will not be able to add new ones.

1Password allows you to download a file that you can export to a new password manager, should you decide to choose a different one.

Free trial extension

If you’re really nice…we mean really nice…then try emailing the folks at 1Password to see if they would extend your trial for another month or so. They likely believe strongly enough in their product to let you try it some more!

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