Quackr ID vs 1Password
Store your passwords, or protect your whole identity. 1Password is a widely used password manager with breach alerts (Watchtower) and a long track record.
Only one of these shrinks what there is to steal. 1Password stores the real email, number and card you keep handing out. Quackr ID replaces them with aliases, a private number and capped virtual cards, and still includes a zero-knowledge password manager on an audited open-source engine. Pay less for storage alone, or a few dollars more for the passwords and the identity behind them.
What 1Password does well
Password manager apps across every platform. Watchtower breach monitoring. Family plan with shared vaults.
Where Quackr ID is different
A real private phone number. 1Password can store a number; it can't give you one. Alias email per service, so a leak identifies the leaker and dies with one click. Virtual cards with spend limits for checkout pages you don't fully trust. The password manager is included, so you're not choosing between them.
Feature by feature
| Quackr ID$6.58/mo on annual | 1Password | |
|---|---|---|
| Private mobile number for SMS verification, not VoIP (US, UK, AU, CA, HK) | ||
| Alias email for every service | ~ via Fastmail integration, paid separately | |
| Virtual payment cards with spend limits | ||
| Password manager | ||
| Shared 2FA codes for family & team | ~ TOTP storage; sharing shows the secret | |
| Browser extension autofill | ||
| Open-source, independently audited vault engine | ||
| Everything in one flat subscription | ~ extras cost extra |
Competitor prices are approximate, checked September 2026. Always confirm on their site.
Questions people ask
For personal use, yes. It's a zero-knowledge password manager with browser autofill and mobile apps. 1Password's remaining edge is enterprise deployments; Quackr ID's is everything around the passwords: number, aliases, cards, shared 2FA.
Both are zero-knowledge with end-to-end encryption: your master password never leaves your device and neither company can read your vault. Quackr ID's engine is also open source and independently audited, so the implementation is publicly inspectable.
Yes. Export from 1Password to CSV and import it via the Quackr browser extension.
One subscription. The whole identity.
Private number · alias email · virtual cards · password manager · shared 2FA. $9.99/mo or $79/yr.