Canada’s AgileBits, makers of one of the best password managers available, 1Password, are holding a sale on the Mac and Windows versions in their company store.
Right now, you can get a bundle for both operating systems for $48.99, but the following promo code MacPowerUsers will save you 20% off, taking the price down to $39.19 USD, which is a great deal.
Normally, the Mac and Windows versions retail for $49.99. The promo code can also be applied to both versions, taking it down to $27.99 USD, which is one of the cheapest prices we’ve seen for that version of 1Password.
1Password is the first app we recommend to friends and family whenever they ask what’s a must-have app for the computers. If you managed to pick up 1Password for iOS on sale, this is the time to jump on the Mac and Windows versions. AgileBits says current users will be receiving free updates for iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite.
Click here to visit the AgileBits website and hit up their online store for the discount.
[via RFD]
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