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Krypt is the secrets manager built for small dev teams. Sync env variables across dev, staging, and production with a CLI, dashboard, and team approvals. Simpler and cheaper than Doppler.

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In their own words, as submitted to SaaSHub.


Krypt (krypthq) is a secrets manager for small dev teams. Store and share environment variables across dev, staging and production with a CLI, team roles, change approvals and an audit log. Flat £10/month for the whole team, not per seat.
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As answered by people managing Krypt and Clavitor.
Krypt's answer
Flat pricing. Every other hosted secrets manager charges per seat, so the bill grows every time you hire. Krypt is £10/month for the whole team no matter how many people join. It's the only hosted option that doesn't tax you for growing.
Krypt's answer
If you're a team of 2 to 20, Doppler costs $12-21 per user per month and the alternatives that avoid per-seat pricing (Vault, Infisical) mean self-hosting and running the infrastructure yourself. Krypt is the middle option: fully hosted, nothing to run, one flat price. It's also deliberately smaller in scope, so setup takes minutes rather than days. If you need SSO or SOC 2 today, Doppler or Vault are the better choice and we'd say so.
Krypt's answer
Small development teams, roughly 2 to 20 people, who currently share .env files over Slack or email. Startups, agencies and side projects that have outgrown a single .env file but don't need an enterprise secrets platform.
Krypt's answer
I kept mixing up environment variables across my own projects, and when I looked at the existing tools they were either priced per seat, which gets expensive fast for a small team, or they meant running my own server. I wanted hosted and flat-priced and couldn't find it, so I built it. Launched July 2026.
Krypt's answer
Node.js and Express on Railway for the API, React and Vite on Vercel for the dashboard, Supabase for the database, Clerk for authentication, Stripe for billing. The CLI is published on npm as @kryptorg/cli.
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