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About LastPass
What does LastPass do?
LastPass is a password manager and digital vault that securely stores your passwords, autofills login forms, and generates strong passwords. It also offers single sign-on (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to simplify secure access across devices and browsers.
Problem it solves
LastPass eliminates the need to remember multiple passwords, reduces the risk of weak or reused credentials, and protects against data breaches. It also helps businesses manage employee access, share credentials securely, and monitor security gaps.
Who is it for?
LastPass is designed for individuals, families, small teams, and businesses of all sizes. It's ideal for anyone who wants to improve password security without adding friction. It's not for those who need a fully offline-only solution or complex identity management beyond password vaulting.
Real use cases
Individuals use LastPass to store personal logins and payment info; families share household accounts securely; small teams share credentials for shared tools; businesses standardize onboarding/offboarding and enforce security policies. LastPass also helps reduce support tickets related to password resets.
Key features
- Unlimited password storage — Save and autofill passwords on any device or browser.
- Password generator — Create strong, unique passwords for every account.
- Secure sharing — Share logins with employees or family while controlling access.
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) — Add an extra layer of security beyond passwords.
- Single sign-on (SSO) — Simplify access to multiple business apps with one login.
- Admin console — Manage users, policies, and security settings from one dashboard.
- SaaS Monitoring — Get visibility into potential security gaps across your SaaS tools.
SaaSpartout Score
7.3
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
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LastPass Pricing
LastPass pricing: from $3/mo.
For comparison: the median starting price in Cybersecurity is $9.99/month, measured across 116 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Premium
$3/month (billed annually) — for personal use across devices. Includes unlimited passwords, autofill, and access on all devices. Free 30-day trial.
Families
$4/month (billed annually) — for up to 6 family members. Includes everything in Premium, plus 6 independent vaults and shared folders. Free 30-day trial.
Teams
$4/user/month (billed annually) — for small teams. Includes admin console, shared folders, and essential security policies. Free 14-day trial.
Business
$7/user/month (billed annually) — for small to medium businesses. Includes everything in Teams, plus 100+ security policies, LastPass Families for employees, and group management. Free 14-day trial.
Business Max
For larger businesses with advanced admin controls. Includes everything in Business, plus SSO and MFA. Free 14-day trial.
Frequently asked questions
Is LastPass free?
LastPass offers a free plan that includes core password management on one device type (computer or mobile), plus a 30-day free trial for Premium and Families, and 14-day trial for business plans.
How much does LastPass cost?
LastPass Premium starts at $3/month billed annually. Families is $4/month, Teams is $4/user/month, and Business is $7/user/month. All plans come with a free trial.
What is LastPass used for?
LastPass is a password manager that stores passwords, autofills logins, generates strong passwords, and securely shares credentials. It also offers SSO and MFA for businesses.
Who is LastPass best for?
LastPass is best for individuals, families, and businesses small to large that want to improve password security without compromising convenience. It's suitable for teams needing shared vaults and admin controls.
What are the top alternatives to LastPass?
Popular alternatives to LastPass include 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, and Keeper. These offer similar password management features with varying pricing and security approaches.
What is a key limitation of LastPass?
A key limitation is that the free plan only supports access on one device type (computer or mobile), not both. Business plans require a paid subscription for full functionality.
