Hosting accounts collect sensitive logins: control panels, CMS admins, domain registrars, email accounts, billing portals, databases, and API keys. A password manager makes those credentials safer and easier to manage.
Use Unique Passwords
Every important account should have a unique password. Reusing passwords means one breached service can expose unrelated systems.
Share Access Safely
Agencies and teams should avoid sending passwords through chat or email. Use password manager sharing or create separate user accounts where possible.
Store Recovery Details
Keep registrar login details, two-factor recovery codes, DNS provider access, and hosting billing access documented securely. Domain access is especially important.
Review Access Regularly
Remove old staff, freelancers, and temporary users. Rotate passwords after risky handovers or when access has been shared too widely.
A password manager is not exciting, but it prevents a lot of avoidable hosting emergencies.
