Productivity
LastPass
Password management software.
What it is
LastPass is a password manager sold across five paid tiers plus a free plan, and the free plan has one restriction that decides everything: it works on a single device type, so a browser and a phone cannot both be active. Above it, the business tiers separate on administrative depth rather than vault features — every tier stores unlimited passwords — with security policies going from 25 to over 100 and reporting from basic to advanced. The sharpest business-tier detail is single sign-on: Business includes it for only three applications, and unlimited SSO apps require Business Max.
LastPass pricing
LastPass lists 1 plan and none of them carries a monthly charge.
| Plan | Price | What the vendor’s page says |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | $0/mo | Free plan: limited to 1 device type, unlimited password storage, autofill, dark web monitoring and basic password sharing, and includes a 30-day trial of Premium |
Prices read from the vendor's own pricing page on 2026-09-10. Vendors change plans without notice — check the source before you budget. Source Price verification log.
Key features
Encrypted vault
Unlimited passwords, passkeys, notes and cards with AES-256 local encryption.
Admin console and policies
25 security policies on Teams, 100+ on Business and above, with groups and reporting.
MFA and SSO
Passwordless login, hardware MFA, and SSO for 3 apps on Business or unlimited on Business Max.
Strengths and trade-offs
What works well
- Unlimited password storage on every plan including free
- Business tiers include a free Families account for each employee
- Trials need no credit card: 30 days personal, 14 days business
Where it falls short
- Free plan is limited to one device type
- SSO on Business covers only three apps
- Teams is capped at 50 users
Who it is for
Households and small-to-medium businesses standardising credential management.
Pick it or skip it
Pick LastPass if
- Anyone testing a password manager: the free plan stores unlimited passwords and includes a 30-day Premium trial
- Households, since Families covers 6 Premium accounts under one manager dashboard
- Small teams up to 50 users, which is what Teams covers with an admin console, shared folders and 25 policies
- Businesses needing directory integration, federated login and 100+ policies, which begin on Business
- Companies running many SSO apps, since unlimited SSO is the defining Business Max feature
Skip it if
- You use more than one kind of device on the free plan — it is limited to a single device type
- You need SSO across your app estate on Business, which covers only 3 apps before Business Max
- Your team will pass 50 people on Teams, which is its hard user ceiling
- You store large attachments: secure-note file storage is 1 GB on every tier, including the top one
- You are relying on promotional pricing, which the vendor says carries separate terms and may exclude existing customers
Our verdict
The free plan is a single-device trial in practice, not a daily driver. For businesses the real fork is SSO: three apps on Business against unlimited on Business Max.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the LastPass free plan any good?
- It stores unlimited passwords with autofill, dark web monitoring and basic sharing, but it is limited to one device type — so a browser and a phone cannot both be active. It includes a 30-day Premium trial.
- How many users does LastPass Teams support?
- Up to 50 users. Business and Business Max are unlimited.
- Does LastPass Business include SSO?
- Yes, but limited to 3 applications. Unlimited SSO apps require Business Max, which also adds advanced MFA, SaaS Monitoring and SaaS Protect.
- What is the difference between LastPass Teams and Business?
- Teams covers up to 50 users with 25 security policies and basic reporting. Business is unlimited users with 100+ policies, advanced reporting and SIEM integrations, groups, directory integrations, federated login and a free Families account for each employee.
- Does LastPass have a free plan?
- Yes. LastPass offers a free tier with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage or team features.
- Who is LastPass best for?
- Households and small-to-medium businesses standardising credential management.
- What are the main drawbacks of LastPass?
- The trade-offs we noted: Free plan is limited to one device type; SSO on Business covers only three apps; Teams is capped at 50 users.
- When should you not use LastPass?
- Skip LastPass if: You use more than one kind of device on the free plan — it is limited to a single device type; You need SSO across your app estate on Business, which covers only 3 apps before Business Max; Your team will pass 50 people on Teams, which is its hard user ceiling.
What we checked
- Public APIOffers a documented API you can build against.Not checked
- Mobile appHas a native app for iOS or Android, not just a mobile website.Yes
- Open source / self-hostableSource is open and the tool can be run on your own infrastructure.Not checked
- SSO (SAML)Supports SAML single sign-on on at least one plan.Yes
“Not checked” means exactly that — we have not verified it, and we do not guess.
Evidence and freshness
Status: Official sources reviewedReviewed: 2026-09-10
- LastPass — Plans and pricing ↗
Checked 2026-09-10 · Supports: Free plan: limited to 1 device type, unlimited password storage, autofill, dark web monitoring and basic password sharing, and includes a 30-day trial of Premium, Premium: 1 user, access and sync across all devices, unlimited secure password sharing, 1 GB of secure-note file storage, Families: 6 Premium accounts and a family manager dashboard covering up to 6 members, Teams: up to 50 users, admin console, shared folders, 25 security policies, basic reporting, Business: unlimited users, 100+ advanced security policies, advanced reporting with SIEM integrations, groups, customizable user management, directory integrations including Active Directory, Entra ID, Google Workspace, OneLogin and Okta, federated login, LastPass Families for employees giving each employee a personal account plus 5 licenses, and single sign-on limited to 3 apps, Business Max: unlimited SSO apps, advanced MFA capabilities, SaaS Monitoring and SaaS Protect, Secure-note file storage is 1 GB on every tier, Trials are 30 days for Premium and Families and 14 days for Teams, Business and Business Max, with no credit card required, A customer success manager is account-based on Business and Business Max, arranged through sales, Security is stated as zero-knowledge architecture with AES-256 local encryption, PBKDF2 SHA-256 and per-user salted hashes, Applicable taxes are added at checkout and promotional pricing carries separate terms that may not apply to existing customers
Limit: Vendor pricing page was read in a real browser by an editor on this date, but every price rendered as an unresolved template placeholder ({LPPremium}, {LPTeams} and so on) rather than a figure, so no price is recorded here — only the published plan limits. The vendor notes promotional pricing is subject to separate terms and may not apply to current customers, so advertised rates may not be renewal rates.
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