Doppler makes it very easy to set up multiple environments, set secrets for those environments, and sync those secrets to all underlying systems. We use Doppler as the source of truth, and automatically sync the secrets to platforms like GitHub and Google Cloud with very straightforward configuration. The ability to sync secrets to a dev environment is also amazing, we no longer need to share .env files through a side-channel to members of the team. This makes onboarding folks like contractors a lot easier.

What I like the most in the SecretOps Plataform it is that is an easy platform to use, it is easy to find what I created, and easy to create new secrets. The feature related to when some integration was used it is something that I really enjoy. Of course, my experience with doppler also is something that I consider good mostly because when we migrated our secrets from .env files to doppler it was an easy implementation.

Our team required a secure platform for managing secrets. After an extensive search and effort to secure trial versions, we evaluated Doppler. We began with their development plan during our dev phase and have decided to upgrade to the team plan for our production launch. Doppler's clear pricing structure and the accessibility of their API, even in the Free plan, made it an easy choice. No meetings to get access/trials, just signup and go. Also, the next competitor was significantly more expensive, literally 1,012% more expensive (yes, one thousand.) The VS Code extension makes dev life much more enjoyable. Doppler is a great pick over Hashicorp Vault if you're looking to focus on your product and not worry about tool upkeep.