Switching from 1Password Teams to Vaultly is mostly a matter of following the same three steps every OneTimeSuite app uses — buy once, deploy or install, bring your workflow over.
Step 1: Buy once on Whop
One payment of $39 gets you the packaged 1-click installer, or clone the MIT source at github.com/bensblueprints/password-manager-selfhosted-mvp and run it yourself for free.
Step 2: Deploy on your own server
Docker-compose onto a $5 VPS for a public team vault, or run the Electron desktop build air-gapped, then set ADMIN_PASSWORD so a stranger cannot claim the first account.
Step 3: Add your team
Send invite links; each member gets a zero-knowledge vault whose contents even your server cannot read.
What to expect during the switch
Vaultly covers the same core workflow as 1Password Teams, so most people are productive within the first session — see the full feature list and FAQ on the product page before you commit.
Why make the switch at all
1Password Teams runs $7.99/user/mo, forever. Vaultly is $39, once. Five months of 1Password for a five-person team already costs more than Vaultly, which then never charges you a per-seat cent again.
Try Vaultly — $39, once
Bitwarden-style zero-knowledge vaults, shared teams and TOTP, self-hosted with no per-seat fee.