For some people, yes; and for others, no. If you want to store your passwords, sync them across devices, or create masked email addresses, identities, and phone numbers, IronVest could be worth it for you. However, it’s missing some important functionalities. One of the features it’s missing is auto-save for passwords in the browser extension, which I could just never get to work.
IronVest also doesn’t have password sharing, so you can’t share your passwords with your spouse or family members, which will be a deal-breaker for some users. Additionally, IronVest promotes (and charges for) features it doesn’t yet offer, including masked credit cards, crypto wallet protection, and financial account protection. It’s also more expensive than the top password managers.