Sticky Password Reviews & Product Details

I have been using Sticky Password to generate passwords which are highly secured. It gets stored automatically and can be used when I visit my favorite websites in future. It saves a lot of time by allowing me to import credentials and other account details from the browsers I have been already using.

I can save unlimited number of identities in my dashboard with different categories like Personal information, Business details, bank details and contact information. These entities are then used for the auto-filling of forms which saves time and helps in avoiding spelling mistakes/errors while filling the forms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its free account doesn’t provide all the features which are present in the premium account. Rest everything is fine and I don’t see any loopholes in Sticky password. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sticky Password gives me the best user experience for storing my credentials and other sensitive information securely. Unlimited number of passwords and auto form filling along with blocking/trusting sites, creating backup for passwords, removing copied password data from clipboard after 1 minute are some of the features which Sticky Password excels in.

There are various categories (predefined and created by me) to organize my most used websites and I can even use it for storing multi-identity entries i.e. one for my personal use and the other one for my office use. Both will have different set of names, address and banking information to choose from.

All the data can be synced from multiple devices using the Home Network so there is no chance of data being leaked over internet. It costs only $30 yearly and even have a lifetime license plan for $150 and can be afforded easily for availing the services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Biggest disadvantage of Sticky Password is that it doesn’t offer any 2 factor authentication like its competitors does, thus lacking in the security check. One more thing I have noticed is that Microsoft Edge browser doesn’t support Sticky Password extension in Windows 10. So, it is not possible to install it from the official browser of Windows 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Sticky Password Manager to synchronize all my passwords stored in my Windows machine and Android smartphone to preform auto logins and keep them safe at a single place. Its integration with Skype and Dropbox makes it possible to generate auto-fills and logins irrespective of which browser I am using on my Windows machine.

It has its own customized login forms for online bank websites, information related to Credit card & Debit card, and Email accounts covering all the major password related websites. I can make sure that it gets auto locked after a certain time (from 1-60 minutes) of inactive usage of my laptop making sure that no one else can access my accounts when I have left the laptop open. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In terms of features it is an excellent tool but its free version doesn’t offer all the features to its users. Synchronizing the passwords from all your devices is not possible in the free version and you have to pay yearly subscription to get this feature in your account.   Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1) Works great with all the browsers even the two-pages login websites where there are many other password managers that I've tried can't work that good with these websites.

2) Works fantastic with the desktop applications too where you can browse the application that you want and setup the login credentials for it and the it will puts the credentials automatically for you.

3) The encrypted data doesn't leave the devices at all where you can choose to synchronize your data offline via WiFi (Paid Only) if you like or you can synchronize your data via the cloud service (Paid Only). If you choose this option, you will get the same security and privacy too.

4) The form filling is awesome and it works great with the long forms too.

5) Fingerprint Service for the free and paid versions to add more security to your life. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1) You can't synchronize your data across devices via the cloud for the free version.

2) You can't perform a backup via the cloud for the free version.

3) You can't perform a local WiFi Synchronize across devices for the free version.

4) You can't get a priority for the customer service in the free version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sticky Password was my first password security app. I like the security features of it, being able to use it on all 5 of my devices, and the biometric login. It's super easy to use, and I'm able to put all sorts of information about my accounts into one place and know that they are secure. The autofill option on my home devices means I don't even have to think about typing in passwords, and changing my passwords periodically for security reasons is super simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My biggest problem with Sticky Password is the subscription model. There are some alternatives to Sticky Password that are more expensive initially, but they are not yearly subscription models so you save money in the long run. Personally, I have switched over to 1password, which has many of the same features as Sticky Password. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You can manage all your passwords from one safe secure location. It's very easy to use. It also synchronizes the passwords that I use from windows pcs as well as iOS, android & blackberry devices Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main con is there is no Macintosh version Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.