SecureGate Card vs Bitwarden: the honest version
Bitwarden is open-source and cheaper. SecureGate Card adds a physical NFC/RFID card as an unlock method and white-label for resellers. Here's the honest comparison.
Where Bitwarden wins
Bitwarden is open-source, self-hostable, and its Teams plan is cheaper than ours. It also has a much larger community and more third-party reviews. If that's what you need, use it.
Where SecureGate Card wins
A physical card as the everyday unlock method, white-label on the Business plan, and access restricted to your office network — none of which Bitwarden offers today.
Pricing side by side
| SecureGate Card | Bitwarden | |
|---|---|---|
| Personal plan | Free | Free |
| Team, per user/month | 4 € /user/month | — |
| Physical card unlock | — | |
| Open source | — | |
| Self-hosting option | — | |
| White-label for resellers | — |
Who should pick which
SecureGate Card exists for a narrower case: a team that wants a physical card as the everyday unlock method, or an MSP that wants to resell a password manager under its own logo. If neither of those matters to you, Bitwarden is the right answer, not us.