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1Password has grown far beyond the consumer password manager into Extended Access Management — SaaS Manager for shadow IT and license waste, and Privileged Access that governs just-in-time access for both humans and AI agents. Its LinkedIn advertising reflects that pivot: product-UI SaaS-spend creatives, an agentic-identity narrative fronted by named executives (CISO Jacob DePriest, CTO Nancy Wang), marquee customer proof (Oracle Red Bull Racing), and analyst-fronted brand-story posts.

Advertiser 1PasswordCategory Extended Access Management Primary channel LinkedInCreatives shown 6 Live ads found 400+

How 1Password advertises: 1Password's program is built to reposition a known brand for a new category. Two product lines carry it: SaaS Manager creatives quantify the problem in the headline (“1,000+ apps discovered in 5 minutes,” “Save 3 hours per hire and per departure”), while Privileged Access creatives ride the agentic-AI moment — “AI agents are changing who can access critical systems.” It leans heavily on named-executive posts (CISO Jacob DePriest and CTO Nancy Wang) to lend technical credibility to the agent-identity thesis, banks marquee customer proof (Oracle Red Bull Racing), and even runs analyst-fronted brand-story posts that narrate 1Password's growth to a $400M ARR milestone. The throughline: identity security now has to cover every human, machine and AI agent.

Ad formats 1Password is running

1Password's program blends product-UI single images with named-executive thought-leadership posts, all pushing the move from password manager to Extended Access Management.

FormatWhat 1Password uses it for
Single imageProduct-UI SaaS Manager and Privileged Access creatives, the core of the program
Executive postCISO and CTO promoted posts fronting the agent-identity narrative
Customer proofMarquee named-customer creatives (Oracle Red Bull Racing)
VideoShort product films (SaaS Manager onboarding automation)

The ads

Live 1Password creatives with their full ad copy (verbatim), format, theme and CTA.

Ad copy and creatives shown verbatim for commentary and analysis; they belong to 1Password. Captured from the public LinkedIn Ad Library.

What B2B marketers can learn

Reposition a known brand for a bigger category

1Password's whole program works to move the brand from “password manager” to Extended Access Management. When the market already knows you, advertising the new, larger job you do is the growth lever.

Put the number in the headline

“1,000+ apps discovered in 5 minutes,” “Save 3 hours per hire,” “reduce SaaS spend by 35%.” Quantifying the problem (and the payoff) right on the creative makes a new product category concrete and immediately worth a click.

Ride the agentic-AI shift

Privileged Access is framed around AI agents needing governed, just-in-time access — attaching the product to the buyer's most urgent new problem makes an access-management pitch feel timely rather than generic.

Let named executives carry the thesis

CISO Jacob DePriest and CTO Nancy Wang front promoted posts on agent identity and just-in-time access. Executive voices lend technical credibility to a new narrative and reach their own networks the brand handle can't.

Bank marquee proof and analyst voices

An Oracle Red Bull Racing testimonial and an analyst-fronted “$400M ARR” brand-story post borrow credibility from names buyers already respect — social proof doing the persuading for a category still being defined.

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Frequently asked questions

How does 1Password advertise on LinkedIn?

1Password runs a repositioning program that moves the brand from password manager to Extended Access Management: product-UI SaaS Manager creatives (shadow IT, license waste, onboarding automation), Privileged Access ads built around governing AI-agent access, named-executive posts from its CISO and CTO, marquee customer proof (Oracle Red Bull Racing), and analyst-fronted brand-story posts.

What is 1Password's main advertising message?

That identity security now has to cover every human, machine and AI agent — and that 1Password's Extended Access Management (SaaS Manager plus Privileged Access) delivers visibility into shadow IT and just-in-time, just-enough access across the stack, not just password storage.

Why does 1Password use executive posts in its ads?

Promoted posts from CISO Jacob DePriest and CTO Nancy Wang lend technical credibility to 1Password's newer agent-identity and just-in-time-access narrative, and reach each executive's own professional network — founder and executive voices typically outperform brand handles for thought-leadership topics.

What can B2B marketers learn from 1Password's ads?

Reposition a known brand for a larger category, put concrete numbers in the headline, attach the product to the buyer's most urgent shift (AI agents), let named executives carry a new thesis, and bank marquee customer proof and analyst voices as social proof.