gokey vs ExpressVPN

gokey is a vaultless password manager written in Go. Rather than storing passwords anywhere, it derives each password on the fly from your master password and a realm string, so there is no vault or database to sync, back up, or lose. An optional encrypted seed file supplies real randomness for cases where pure derivation is not enough.

ExpressVPN is a premium consumer VPN known for fast speeds, a large global server network, and a very easy setup, with an audited no-logs policy. It is a mainstream, polished choice.

• Simple and easy to use
• Vaultless by design - derives passwords on the fly, with nothing to store, back up, or sync
• Cross-platform compatibility
• Free and open-source

• Fast and reliable
• Very easy to use
• Large server network
• Good for streaming

• Command-line only — there is no graphical interface
• May require technical expertise for advanced features
• Vaultless by design: passwords are derived on the fly, so pre-existing or externally generated passwords cannot be imported or stored

• No free tier
• Pricier than rivals
• Fewer power-user features