Quick summary
- Best for: Individuals, families and teams who want one place for passwords
- Main strength: Free plan with unlimited passwords on one device type
- Keep in mind: Free plan covers only one device type
Overview
Reusing passwords is one of the easiest ways for an account to be taken over. A password manager stores a unique password for each site and fills it in for you. LastPass is a long-running password manager offering plans for individuals, families, small teams and larger businesses.
This page is based on LastPass's public pricing and product information. We have not tested the product, so we describe stated features rather than rank them. Prices vary by region and billing term, so confirm current prices on the official website.
LastPass at a glance
Key features
Password storage and autofill
Stores passwords and fills them in on sites and apps.
Dark web monitoring
Listed on all plans including Free; it alerts you if your details appear in a breach database.
Sharing
Basic sharing is included on Free, and Families adds shared folders.
Emergency access
Listed for Premium, Families and Plus, not for Free.
Families plan
Six Premium accounts with a family manager dashboard.
Plus plan
Adds LastPass VPN for up to 10 devices, available on Windows only as stated.
Business tools
Teams supports up to 50 users, and Business adds group management and advanced reporting.
Who it suits and who may look elsewhere
A good fit if you are
- People who reuse passwords and want to stop
- Families who want shared folders and one dashboard
- Small teams that need central control over shared logins
You may prefer another option if
- Anyone who needs the free plan on both phone and computer, since Free covers one device type
- People who prefer to keep passwords only in their browser
- Users who need features not listed on the plan comparison
Pricing and plans
LastPass offers a free plan and paid Premium, Families and Plus plans billed monthly or annually, plus per-user Teams and Business plans billed annually. Premium and Families list a 30-day trial and Teams and Business list a 14-day trial. We could not confirm exact prices from the public page, so check the official pricing page for the current price in your region.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free plan with unlimited passwords on one device type
- 30-day trials on Premium and Families
- Zero-knowledge, locally encrypted design as stated
- Family and business plans
- Dark web monitoring listed on every plan
Cons
- Free plan covers only one device type
- Emergency access is not on the free plan
- VPN add-on is Windows only as stated
- Prices were not confirmed on the public page and vary by plan
How to get started
- Start with the free plan or a 30-day Premium trial.
- Install the browser extension and the mobile app.
- Import or save your most important logins first.
- Create a strong master password and store it safely.
- Turn on two-factor authentication for the account.
Questions to ask before you buy
- Do I need both phone and computer on the free plan?
- How many people need accounts?
- Do I need emergency access?
- What is the current price in my region?
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free LastPass plan?
Yes. The free plan offers unlimited password storage on one device type, either computer or mobile.
How long are the trials?
Premium and Families list a 30-day trial, and Teams and Business list a 14-day trial.
Is my vault encrypted?
LastPass describes a zero-knowledge architecture with AES-256 local encryption. Read its security documentation for details.
Can my family share passwords?
The Families plan lists shared folders and a family manager dashboard for six Premium accounts.
Ready to look at LastPass?
Check current plans, terms and features on the official website before you decide.
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