WIGGWIGG vs Keeper

Enterprise-grade security meets Canadian identity infrastructure. See how they compare.

Enterprise security vs. identity management

Keeper Security is built for organizations that need compliance, role-based access, and detailed audit logs. Its BreachWatch dark web monitoring and secure file storage are strong enterprise features. WIGGWIGG takes a different approach: a zero-knowledge encrypted password manager combined with Canadian phone numbers and identity-based organization, designed for individuals and small businesses.

Feature Comparison

WIGGWIGGKeeper
Canadian Phone Numbers
Zero-Knowledge (passwords & identities)
Password Manager
Identity Management
Web App
Mobile App
Browser Extension
Security Certifications
Free Trial or Free Tier
Canadian Company

Why choose WIGGWIGG over Keeper?

Phone numbers included

Keeper stores passwords and files. WIGGWIGG stores passwords AND gives you Canadian phone numbers for each identity. One platform for your complete digital identity.

Free tier available

Keeper has no free tier, only a 30-day trial. WIGGWIGG includes 2 free identity slots with full password manager functionality. For phone numbers, we offer a 7-day free trial, then plans start at $9/month.

Simpler for individuals

Keeper is built for enterprise compliance with role-based access controls and audit logs. WIGGWIGG focuses on what individuals and small businesses actually need, without the enterprise complexity.

Canadian company, Canadian laws

Keeper is a US company. WIGGWIGG is Canadian, subject to PIPEDA privacy laws, with a bilingual platform in English and French.

Why invest in WIGGWIGG?

Keeper focuses on enterprise password management and compliance. WIGGWIGG adds Canadian phone numbers and identity-based organization, built for individuals who want their digital life organized and private.

Individual-first, not enterprise-first

Keeper was built for enterprises and scaled down for individuals. WIGGWIGG was built for individuals and will scale up. That starting point shapes every product decision.

No enterprise sales team, no enterprise priorities

Keeper's business depends on enterprise contracts with compliance requirements. WIGGWIGG is bootstrapped, focused on individuals and small businesses. No enterprise roadmap competing with your feature requests.

Compliance vs. encryption: different starting points

Keeper leads with compliance certifications (SOC 2, HIPAA, FedRAMP). WIGGWIGG leads with zero-knowledge encryption. Both protect your data, but WIGGWIGG's approach means your privacy doesn't depend on policy adherence, it's guaranteed by math.

Canadian privacy law, bilingual support

Keeper is a US company. WIGGWIGG is built in Quebec, governed by PIPEDA, with native English and French support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Keeper have a free tier?

No, Keeper only offers a 30-day free trial. After that, you need a paid plan. WIGGWIGG includes 2 free identity slots with full password manager functionality, no time limit.

Is Keeper better for businesses than WIGGWIGG?

For enterprise use with compliance requirements (SOC 2, HIPAA, FedRAMP), Keeper is more mature. WIGGWIGG is designed for individuals and small businesses who want phone numbers and passwords organized by identity. We're working toward formal compliance certifications as our platform grows.

What is Keeper's BreachWatch? Does WIGGWIGG have something similar?

BreachWatch monitors the dark web for your credentials appearing in data breaches. WIGGWIGG doesn't currently offer dark web monitoring. Our focus is on preventing exposure in the first place through identity compartmentalization, so a breach in one area of your life doesn't expose everything else.

Can I import my passwords from Keeper to WIGGWIGG?

Password import from major password managers including Keeper is on our roadmap. We want to make switching easy for users who want to consolidate their digital identity in one place.

Ready for a smarter password manager?

Start with 2 free identity slots, each with its own password manager and optional phone number.