Last updated: 13 October 2026
There is no device activation limit. Resale, sharing a key publicly, or sharing it between users may lead to revocation. For refunds, contact support; requests follow the payment provider’s process and applicable purchase terms.
One person. Unlimited Macs.
A paid license is assigned to one person.
- That person can activate it on all the Macs they use, including a company Mac, with no device limit.
- The key cannot be resold, transferred, lent or shared with other users.
For multiple users, each needs a separate license. A company may purchase licenses and assign each to one named person.
Personal and work use
Personal use is free. Using Triwarden for work requires a paid license.
Work accounts include company email, company GitHub, client systems and accounts used for freelance work.
One license covers your personal and work use on all your Macs. Each team member needs their own license.
The purpose of use decides whether a license is needed, not who owns the Mac. Managing only personal accounts remains free on a company Mac. Managing work accounts requires a license even on your own Mac.
Personal use, including home self-hosted Vaultwarden, can remain free. After 30 days, the app may show a purchase reminder at most once a week. No features are locked.
Paid keys and the GPL
A paid key removes the official build’s purchase reminders and covers work use under these terms. It does not replace or limit the source code’s GPL-3.0 license.
You can build the source yourself under the GPL without purchasing a key. These paid-key terms do not limit those GPL rights. Forks must use their own name and icon.
Purchasing and support
For purchase, product or privacy questions, email [email protected].
Changes
Updated terms may apply to new purchases. Existing licenses keep the rights stated at purchase, except where misuse leads to revocation.