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It adds field templates for requests, zero-knowledge custody for teams, SDKs, an MCP server for AI agents, Slack and a browser extension.\n- **Choose Password Pusher** for self-hosting, file pushes, or requests and logs on a free plan. **Choose CredenShare** if client-side encryption and team or developer integrations matter more.\n\n*Who this page is for: teams evaluating a Password Pusher alternative, or the other way round.*\n\n## What does each tool do?\n\n**Password Pusher** creates links to text, files, URLs or QR codes that expire after a number of days or views. On its hosted service (EU or US), even the free plan includes **Requests**, to collect credentials from anyone, and **audit logs** showing who viewed a push, when and from where. Paid plans add files, teams with role-based access, webhooks and SSO. It's open source (Apache 2.0), with paid self-hosted editions.\n\n**CredenShare** sends credentials through encrypted links that expire, logs every view, and collects credentials through Secure Requests. It's a hosted service built around teams and integrations.\n\n## Where is your secret encrypted?\n\n- **Password Pusher**'s documentation is explicit: \"Browser-side (client-side) encryption is not provided.\" Pushes are encrypted on its servers with AES-GCM 256, using a key derived per field from a master key.\n- **CredenShare:** Shares created in the web app, through the API or with the SDKs are encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM, and the key travels in the part of the link after the `#`, which browsers don't send to servers. Shares created from Slack are the exception: they're encrypted on our servers.\n\nIn practice, Password Pusher's servers receive your secret and encrypt it, while CredenShare's browser shares reach us already encrypted, with the key kept in the link. If your policy is that a third party should never see a credential in readable form, that difference is decisive.\n\n## CredenShare and Password Pusher side by side\n\n| | CredenShare | Password Pusher |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Built for** | Sharing and collecting credentials at work | Expiring links for passwords, text, files and URLs |\n| **Where content is encrypted** | In your browser or client (Slack shares: on our servers) | On its servers (\"Browser-side encryption is not provided\") |\n| **What you can share** | Credentials as structured fields; SecurePaste for text | Text, files (Solo and up), URLs, QR codes |\n| **Expiry and views** | 1 hour to 3 months, optionally from the first open; view limits | By days and views |\n| **Passcode** | Yes (Solo and above), with a failed-attempt limit | Yes (passphrase) |\n| **Access log** | Views, times and IP addresses, 3–180 days by plan; not on Free | Who viewed, when and from where, on every plan |\n| **Collect a secret from someone** | Secure Requests with field templates (Business and Enterprise) | Requests, on every plan |\n| **Teams** | Basic and above; zero-knowledge custody on Business and Enterprise | Team (3 users) and Organization (5 users) plans, with RBAC |\n| **SSO** | Not offered | Organization plan (OIDC: Google Workspace, Entra ID) |\n| **Developer tools** | REST API, SDKs (Node, Python, Go, Rust), MCP server, webhooks | JSON API, CLI, webhooks |\n| **Integrations** | Slack, browser extension (Chrome, Firefox) | Chrome extension |\n| **Self-hosting** | No, a hosted service | Yes, open source plus paid editions |\n| **Price** | Free (3 shares a day); Solo $9.99/month; Plus $49.99/month; Business $99.99/month | Free; Solo $19/month; Team $29/month; Organization $49/month |\n\n*Password Pusher details checked on October 23, 2026 against its own pricing and documentation pages; its pricing page shows \"$\" without naming a currency. See the sources below.*\n\n## What does CredenShare add?\n\n### Encryption that keeps us out of it\n\nBrowser-side encryption means a CredenShare share made in the app reaches our servers as ciphertext, with a key made for that share alone. Even with full access to our database, a share can't be read without its link.\n\n### Requests built for credentials\n\nSecure Requests use **field templates**, so a client fills in exactly the fields you need (\"Registrar\", \"Username\", \"Password\", \"2FA recovery codes\") in a form that encrypts each answer to a key belonging to the request. You can require the submitter to sign in with two-factor authentication.\n\n### Zero-knowledge custody for teams\n\nOn Business and Enterprise, teams can enable zero-knowledge custody, so admins can open team shares created in the browser while the team key stays end-to-end encrypted.\n\n### Developer and AI-agent workflows\n\nSDKs for **Node, Python, Go and Rust**, a REST API that refuses plaintext, **webhooks**, and an **MCP server** so AI assistants can create and expire shares and request secrets.\n\n### Where your team already works\n\nA **Slack** app (Plus and above), a **browser extension** for Chrome and Firefox, and [SecurePaste](https://paste.credenshare.io) for encrypted text.\n\n## What does each cost for a team?\n\nOn published prices:\n\n| Team need | Password Pusher | CredenShare |\n|---|---|---|\n| One person sharing credentials | Solo, $19/month ($190/year) | Solo, $9.99/month ($99.99/year) |\n| A small team sharing day to day | Team, $29/month, includes 3 users | Plus, $49.99/month ($499.99/year), includes 5 seats and Slack |\n| Requests to collect credentials | Included on every plan | Business, $99.99/month ($999.99/year), with the API, webhooks and IP allowlists |\n| SSO | Organization, $49/month, includes 5 users | Not offered |\n\nOnly people who **create** shares or requests need a seat on either: recipients and submitters don't need an account.\n\n## Where Password Pusher is the better choice\n\n- **Requests and audit logs for free:** both are on Password Pusher's free plan. On CredenShare, access logs start at Solo and Secure Requests at Business.\n- **Self-hosting:** open source, with paid self-hosted editions.\n- **Files:** pushes can carry files on Solo and above.\n- **SSO** on its Organization plan.\n- **Price for a small team:** Team is $29 a month for 3 users.\n\n## Which should you choose?\n\n- **Pick Password Pusher** if you want to self-host, need files or SSO, or want requests and logs at the lowest price, and server-side encryption fits your policy.\n- **Pick CredenShare** if the service must never hold a readable copy of a credential, or you want SDKs, MCP, Slack and team custody around the handoff.\n\n## Before you share a credential: a checklist\n\nThese apply whichever tool you use.\n\n1. **Send the link and the passcode through different channels.** For example, the link by email and the passcode by text message. Someone who reads one channel then still can't open the share.\n2. **Watch out for link scanners.** Some email security filters and chat apps open links automatically to check them, and that can use up a one-view link before your recipient sees it. If that happens, send the link as plain text, through a channel that doesn't pre-open links, or allow more than one view with a short expiry.\n3. **Don't open the link to test it.** On a one-view link, your test is the view.\n4. **Pick the shortest expiry that works.** If you don't know when the recipient will act, a link that starts counting at the **first open** is safer than a long fixed window.\n5. **Rotate after the handoff when you can,** especially for shared or vendor credentials: the link expires, but the credential itself is still valid.\n6. **Keep the credential somewhere durable.** A sharing link is a delivery method, not storage. Save the original in your password manager.\n\n## How do you switch from Password Pusher to CredenShare?\n\nThere's nothing to migrate: sharing links are short-lived by design.\n\n1. **Create a CredenShare account.** The Free plan covers 3 shares a day, which is enough to try it.\n2. **Send your next credential with CredenShare** instead of Password Pusher: paste the fields, set an expiry and a view limit, and add a passcode on a paid plan.\n3. **Invite your team** (Basic and above) so shares are filed under the team and draw on its allowance.\n4. **Add the integrations you'll use:** the Slack app, the browser extension, or the API and SDKs for scripts.\n5. **Replace \"send me your password\" emails** with a [Secure Request](/solutions/secure-requests) (Business and Enterprise).\n\nLet existing Password Pusher links expire on their own.\n\n## Verdict\n\nPassword Pusher is a capable, honest tool, and its free plan is generous. CredenShare's case is client-side encryption and the work features around it: field-template requests, team custody, SDKs, MCP and Slack.\n\n**Related:** [CredenShare vs OneTimeSecret](/compare/onetimesecret) · [Password Pusher vs OneTimeSecret](/compare/password-pusher-vs-onetimesecret) · [All comparisons](/compare)\n\n---\n\n**Sources** (checked October 23, 2026):\n\n- **Password Pusher:** [pricing](https://eu.pwpush.com/pricing), [security](https://docs.pwpush.com/docs/security/), [application encryption](https://docs.pwpush.com/docs/application-encryption/), [requests](https://docs.pwpush.com/docs/requests/), [configuration](https://docs.pwpush.com/docs/self-hosted-configuration/), [GitHub](https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher)\n- **CredenShare:** [encryption](https://docs.credenshare.io/security/encryption), [plans and limits](https://docs.credenshare.io/account/plans-and-limits)\n\n*Password Pusher is a trademark of its owner. CredenShare is not affiliated with Password Pusher.*",{"id":305,"collection":306,"item":307},294,"block_accordion",{"id":308,"sort":7,"user_created":19,"date_created":309,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"headline":310,"allow_multiple":23,"default_open_index":7,"items":311,"style":7},"17e82231-bacd-4576-a65c-2eea13fff549","2026-10-23T22:06:24.961Z","Frequently asked questions",[312,317,322,327,332,337],{"id":313,"sort":4,"user_created":19,"date_created":314,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":315,"content":316},"9da882a1-8d18-45b6-a05a-2378deb66afa","2026-10-23T22:06:24.973Z","Is Password Pusher end-to-end encrypted?","No, by its own documentation: \"Browser-side (client-side) encryption is not provided.\" It encrypts pushes on its servers with AES-GCM 256. CredenShare encrypts shares made in the web app, API and SDKs in your browser or client.",{"id":318,"sort":74,"user_created":19,"date_created":319,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":320,"content":321},"b0ce0381-0c03-48c1-8cb4-ecc705dea91f","2026-10-23T22:06:24.981Z","What is a good Password Pusher alternative?","CredenShare, if you want client-side encryption, field-template requests, team custody, SDKs, an MCP server and Slack. If you need self-hosting or free requests and audit logs, Password Pusher is strong.",{"id":323,"sort":99,"user_created":19,"date_created":324,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":325,"content":326},"27faa698-ebbb-434e-ac1c-7407f9b87cd4","2026-10-23T22:06:24.988Z","Does Password Pusher let you request passwords?","Yes. Requests let anyone send you credentials through a secret URL, and they're on its free plan. CredenShare Secure Requests (Business and Enterprise) add field templates and in-browser encryption of each answer.",{"id":328,"sort":127,"user_created":19,"date_created":329,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":330,"content":331},"c350d07f-1a4c-4094-b510-712b214b3dfa","2026-10-23T22:06:24.995Z","Can I self-host CredenShare?","No. CredenShare is a hosted service. Password Pusher is open source and offers paid self-hosted editions.",{"id":333,"sort":155,"user_created":19,"date_created":334,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":335,"content":336},"2bd11732-5f57-4418-9680-6b284f233c3b","2026-10-23T22:06:25.011Z","Which is cheaper, CredenShare or Password Pusher?","For individuals, CredenShare Solo is $9.99 a month against Password Pusher Solo at $19. For teams, Password Pusher Team is $29 a month for 3 users; CredenShare Plus is $49.99 a month for 5 seats, and Business, with Secure Requests and the API, is $99.99.",{"id":338,"sort":174,"user_created":19,"date_created":339,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"accordion_id":308,"title":340,"content":341},"5f9b8cb9-deb4-4d68-9f98-d78dca9f87f1","2026-10-23T22:06:25.022Z","Does the recipient need an account?","Not with either. CredenShare also lets you require sign-in, and two-factor authentication, for a particular share.",{"id":343,"collection":344,"item":345},295,"block_cta",{"id":346,"sort":7,"user_created":19,"date_created":347,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"headline":348,"description":349,"alignment":286,"layout":350,"background_type":351,"background_color":7,"background_image":7,"gradient_start":352,"gradient_end":353,"gradient_direction":354,"text_color":7,"buttons":355,"style":7},"d8f2ff10-1dab-4dfd-9051-5ddc3b5757cd","2026-10-23T22:06:25.048Z","Credentials encrypted before they leave your browser","Start on the Free plan, or compare plans to add teams, access logs and Secure Requests.","stacked","gradient","#4c1d95","#7c3aed","to-right",[356,361],{"id":357,"sort":4,"user_created":19,"date_created":358,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"cta_id":346,"label":359,"url":25,"variant":360,"size":7,"icon":7,"open_new_tab":7},"24eaa3cb-c1b2-4c36-9ac8-e5c2d4fcc7f4","2026-10-23T22:06:25.055Z","Get started free","solid",{"id":362,"sort":74,"user_created":19,"date_created":363,"user_updated":7,"date_updated":7,"cta_id":346,"label":364,"url":117,"variant":296,"size":7,"icon":7,"open_new_tab":7},"120f6a4f-dd7e-4e9d-a1d1-dd40fc45b051","2026-10-23T22:06:25.062Z","Compare plans",1792797792790]