Where is 1Password headquartered?

1Password is incorporated and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at 4711 Yonge St, 10th Floor — a commercial office in the North York district. The company was founded in Toronto in 2005 by Dave Teare and Roustem Karimov, and the city remains its legal domicile and executive center. 1Password is incorporated as AgileBits Inc., the name the company operated under for years before 1Password became the dominant brand.

As a remote-first company, the Toronto headquarters functions primarily as a corporate registered address and executive meeting hub rather than a dense campus where most employees sit. The company's true workforce is distributed across more than 30 countries spanning North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and beyond — a model established by the founding team and sustained even as headcount approached 3,000. For Canadian enterprise customers, the Toronto domicile is operationally meaningful: 1Password offers a Canadian data residency option relevant for privacy and data-sovereignty compliance under PIPEDA and provincial privacy laws.

1Password's acquisition strategy has created organic physical presences in four additional cities, each anchored by the engineering team it inherited. The 2024 acquisition of Kolide — a Boston-based device trust startup — added a Boston engineering office. The 2025 acquisition of UK-based Trelica (shadow IT discovery) added a London engineering presence. The June 2026 acquisition of Apono added approximately 80 employees across New York City and Tel Aviv, Israel, where Apono maintained its dual headquarters.

These acquisition-driven locations are engineering-heavy product teams that retain their original culture and physical co-location rather than being absorbed into a centralized facility. The New York team (Apono) focuses on just-in-time access governance and AI agent identity; the Boston team (Kolide) owns device trust and endpoint security policy; the London team (Trelica) owns shadow IT discovery and SaaS visibility. Together they give 1Password engineering coverage across US Eastern, UK/GMT, and Israel (UTC+3) time zones.

Beyond these five cities, 1Password has no additional disclosed physical offices — the rest of its workforce operates remotely, supported by a remote-first infrastructure including virtual collaboration tools, distributed on-call rotations, and annual all-hands gatherings. The company's San Francisco Bay Area presence (a significant customer concentration) is handled by remote employees and field account teams rather than a dedicated office.

For field sales and ABM targeting, 1Password's buyer base mirrors the geographic distribution of its Fortune 100 enterprise customer base: heavily concentrated in New York, the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, Chicago, and London — the hubs of financial services, technology, and professional services where identity security spend is highest. Sellers calling on 1Password itself can reach engineering leadership in Boston (Kolide) and New York/Tel Aviv (Apono) in addition to the Toronto corporate hub.

The Toronto HQ means Canadian enterprise buyers interact with a domestically incorporated vendor — relevant for procurement teams with Canadian data residency requirements or a preference for Canadian suppliers. The February 2026 Global Partner Program expansion, led by CBO John Torrey, formalized 1Password's channel motion and created named partner manager roles in North America and EMEA, making the London and New York offices natural coordination points for EMEA and US East partner engagement respectively.

For vendors and technology alliance partners, 1Password's remote-first model means that executive relationship-building requires deliberate outreach rather than proximity — the company does not have a headquarters campus where chance encounters occur. Engagement should flow through formal introductions via the partnership function or through the network of investors (Accel, ICONIQ) who have relationships with 1Password's executive team.