Dashlane could be worthwhile if you want to pair a VPN or identity monitoring with account security, but the software seems to focus on these offerings at the expense of being a more versatile password management solution.Īfter publishing this review, we've been contacted by Dashlane, saying the company does indeed offer emergency contacts. While LastPass and Dashlane have many features in common, LastPass offers more customization for business teams and single sign-on for more than 1,200 popular apps. It offers cheaper individual, family, and business plans, plus doesn’t put many restrictions on its free offering. LastPass vs Dashlane: Verdictįor the majority of individuals and business users, we think LastPass is a better password manager software than Dashlane. LastPass has multiple options ranging from $3 per user a month to $8 per user a month, depending on whether you want single sign-on, customizable security policies, and unlimited users. LastPass’s plan costs $4 a month, while Dashlane’s plan costs $7.49 a month.ĭashlane for business teams costs $5 per user a month and includes nearly all of the software’s features. Notably, LastPass and Dashlane also offer family plans for up to six users. Individual plan options at Dashlane (Image credit: Lastpass)
Both Dashlane and LastPass enable you to create an unlimited number of categories to organize your passwords, notes, and other account information using the desktop and mobile apps. You’ll find a menu on the left-hand side of the apps containing your password categories, and your list of accounts appears in the center of the screen. The user interfaces are almost indistinguishable, and both are easy to use.
This makes it relatively easy to grow your password manager database over time, as opposed to entering all your passwords at once when you first download the software. The browser integrations are required to auto-fill your username and password when logging into online accounts.įor both LastPass and Dashlane, the browser extensions will also ask whether you want to save login information whenever you manually enter your account details. The two platforms offer apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux computers as well as iOS and Android mobile devices.ĭashlane also has integrations for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, while Lastpass offers integrations for those browsers plus Safari and Opera. The LastPass extension for Google Chrome (Image credit: Lastpass)īoth LastPass and Dashlane work across all your devices.
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