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1Password for Open Source

Free 1Password Teams account for eligible open-source projects

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1Password gives eligible open-source projects and community organizers a free Teams account that does not expire while the project remains eligible. Commercial company accounts are excluded.

At a glance

Eligibility, benefit timing, and terms

Terms checked

Eligibility

  • Bootstrapped founders eligible
  • Company website required

Benefit and tiers

  • Free Teams accountFree 1Password Teams account that does not expire while the project remains eligible

When you get it

1Password reviews applications at its discretion.

Duration and limits

See expiration terms

Membership does not expire as long as the project remains eligible.

  • Teams accounts only
  • No commercial activity except OSS funding programs

Last terms check: 2026-08-15

Official terms

Accepted open-source projects receive a free 1Password Teams account that continues while eligibility lasts.

Program tiers

TierValueAccessWhen / durationNotes and limits
Free Teams accountFree 1Password Teams account that does not expire while the project remains eligibleself serve

Timing not published

Free 1Password Teams account that does not expire while the project remains eligible

Eligibility

  • Bootstrapped founders eligible
  • Company website required

How to apply

  1. 1Create or convert to a 1Password Teams account and become an owner
  2. 2Invite at least one other owner
  3. 3Open a GitHub application issue in 1Password/for-open-source

Important notes

  • Only 1Password Teams accounts are eligible. Personal, family, and business accounts are excluded.
  • The account must not be associated with commercial activity, except open-source funding such as GitHub Sponsors or Open Collective.
  • Single-project applicants must be a core contributor; the project must be at least 30 days old, active, and under a permissive open-source license.
  • This is not a general startup perk for a commercial company.