
Securely collects client passwords for agencies, replacing insecure email methods.

Product memo
Keze helps marketing and web agencies collect client passwords and credentials securely. It replaces risky methods like email with a zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted system. Agencies send secure, auto-destructing links, allowing clients to input sensitive data like GoDaddy or WordPress passwords directly. This approach simplifies agency workflows and builds client trust by ensuring compliance and data protection.
For who
Marketing and web agencies
Solves what
Securely collects client passwords and credentials, replacing insecure methods.
- Zero-knowledge credential extraction
- Secure, one-time request links
- End-to-end encryption
In their own words
Secure client access.
Safe. Professional. Compliant.
Stop chasing clients for GoDaddy, WordPress, and social media passwords over unencrypted emails. Send a secure Keze link, let them type it in, and get straight to work.
Commercial cues
Model
subscription
Free tier
Yes
Trial
14d
Pricing Strategy
- • A free tier encourages agencies to adopt secure client credential collection.
- • A 14-day trial lets agencies test the full product before committing.
Operator context
Operating setup
Founded
Apr 2026
Platform
Web app
Audience
General
Social footprint
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Solo Buildable
About Keze Expand
Keze provides a secure product for marketing and web agencies to collect client passwords and credentials. It replaces common insecure methods, such as email, with a system built on zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption.
Agencies send secure, auto-destructing links to clients, who then input sensitive information like GoDaddy, WordPress, or social media passwords directly. This centralized credential dashboard helps agencies maintain compliance and build client trust by professionalizing the handling of sensitive data.
The product's freemium model allows agencies to adopt secure practices with a low-risk entry point.
