Licensing
Buy Keeper through us, with the right edition and seat model for how you actually work.
KeeperPAM, licensed and delivered by the people who run it
KeeperPAM puts privileged access, secrets and remote sessions on one zero-knowledge vault, and it is fast to stand up — most teams are live in days rather than months. We license it, deploy it properly with SSO, directory sync and policy set from the start, and operate it afterwards if you would rather not.
Keeper partnerZero-knowledgeLive in daysSMB, MSP and cloud-firstManaged or handover
Applied IAM is a Keeper partner. We license, deploy and operate KeeperPAM.
The fit
Where KeeperPAM fits
Keeper suits organizations that need real privileged access control without the weight of an enterprise program: small and mid-sized businesses, managed service providers running many client environments, and cloud-first teams with no on-premises estate to accommodate.
It is cloud-native, so deployment is measured in days. That is the genuine differentiator and it is worth being specific about why: there is no vault infrastructure to stand up, no agents to roll out across an estate, and no hardware. What still takes time is the same work every platform needs — deciding what a role means, agreeing who approves what, and onboarding the accounts nobody has documented. See PAM implementation for what that involves.
KeeperPAMA vault
Zero-knowledge, cloud-native, and quick to stand up.
- Best fit: SMBs, MSPs, and cloud-first teams
- Passwords, secrets, sessions, and privileged access in one vault
- Cloud-native — live in days
- Zero-knowledge — encrypted on your device
An enterprise PAM programA program
A broad module set, adopted in phases.
- Best fit: large, complex, heavily regulated estates
- A broad module set, adopted in phases
- Dedicated infrastructure and a longer runway
- Run by a dedicated platform team
We are certified on both shapes — so the recommendation follows your environment, not a quota.
Scope
What we deliver on Keeper
Deployment
SSO, directory sync, role model and policy configured from the start rather than retrofitted.
Privileged access
Vaulted credentials, rotation, brokered sessions and least privilege across the estate.
Secrets and machine credentials
Application and pipeline secrets pulled out of code and configuration, with rotation attached.
MSP delivery
Multi-tenant setup for providers running many client environments from one console, with per-client isolation.
Managed operations
Onboarding, rotation, reviews and reporting carried by us after go-live.
For what each Keeper product does — the Enterprise vault, Secrets Manager, Connection Manager and Keeper EPM — see the Keeper products in detail. If you are weighing Keeper against another platform, we have written up Keeper vs CyberArk and KeeperPAM vs HashiCorp Vault from the implementation side rather than the sales side.
01Scope & licenseWe help you pick the right Keeper edition and handle the licensing.
the right edition
02Deploy & configureWe stand it up, set policy, and integrate it with your directory and apps.
policy and integrations
03Onboard & trainWe bring your people on and make sure adoption sticks.
adoption that sticks
04ManageOptionally, we run it day to day — monitoring, rotation, onboarding, and reporting.
We do more than resell a license — we pick the edition, stand it up, and can operate it for you.
Vendor risk
Why the zero-knowledge model matters commercially
Keeper encrypts data on your device before it is stored, and holds no key that can decrypt it. That is a technical design, but the reason it comes up in buying conversations is commercial: it is the answer to the vendor-risk question on a security questionnaire, and it is why a breach of the vendor's own infrastructure does not expose customer vaults. If your customers send you security questionnaires, this is the section to send them.
Why Applied IAM
Why teams choose Keeper, and choose us to deliver it
- Live in days, properly. Fast to deploy is only an advantage if the policy and role model are right. A vault stood up in an afternoon with no role model is a shared password list with better encryption.
- One vault, several jobs. Passwords, secrets, remote sessions and endpoint privilege on one platform, managed from one console, which is the whole argument for smaller teams.
- Built for MSPs. Multi-tenant management and a seat model that works when you are running many small environments rather than one large one.
- A Keeper partner. We license and deliver Keeper, and we are listed in their partner directory. One team from license to day two, with no handoff to a separate support desk.
- Managed if you want it. Ongoing operations as part of managed IAM services.
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FAQs
Common questions about KeeperPAM
Keeper's privileged access management offering: vaulted credentials, secrets management, brokered remote sessions and endpoint privilege, all on one zero-knowledge vault. It is the privileged-access layer on top of the password management most people know Keeper for.
The platform itself is cloud-native, so there is no infrastructure to stand up and most teams are live within days. What takes longer is the policy work: agreeing the role model, who approves what, and onboarding accounts nobody documented. That is the same on every platform.
Yes, and it is one of the strongest cases for it. Multi-tenant management from one console, per-client isolation and a seat model that works when you are running many small environments rather than one large one.
Both. Buy the licenses through us and we deploy and operate them, so there is no gap between the company that sold it and the company that has to make it work.
Either your team runs it, with documentation and training and enablement, or we operate it as managed IAM services. Either way the vault, the role model and the policy are yours.
SSO through your identity provider, directory sync from Active Directory or Entra ID, and API connections into CI/CD for secrets. That wiring is part of every deployment, and where it gets unusual it becomes IAM integration work.
Related reading
Go deeper
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