LastPass alternatives compared by price

1Password is a password manager sold per user to teams and businesses, with personal and family plans on the side. It is one of the few Cloud 100 companies whose pricing page has barely changed shape in a decade.

1Password starts at $8.99 for Business (USD per user per month, billed annually (Teams Starter Pack is a flat price for up to 10 users)), goes up to $24.95 for Teams Starter Pack (10 users). Latest change: Teams Starter Pack (10 users) from $19.95 to $24.95 (+25%), Sep 2026.

Dashlane is a password manager for individuals and companies, sold per user for teams and per account for personal use. Its business seat price has quadrupled since 2017 as the product moved from a simple vault to a credential security suite it now calls Omnix.

Dashlane starts at $5 for Team (USD per user per month for business plans, billed annually), goes up to $11 for Business Plus. Latest change: Business from $2 to $8 (+300%), Dec 2020.

Bitwarden is the open-source password manager and the cheapest of the mainstream options by a wide margin: Premium is under $2 a month and a Teams seat is $4, roughly half what 1Password or Dashlane charge. Being open source also means it can be self-hosted for free, which none of its closed-source rivals allow.

Bitwarden starts at $1.65 per month, billed annually for Premium (USD per month, billed annually: per user for Teams and Enterprise, per account for Premium and Families (up to 6 users)), goes up to $6 per user per month, billed annually for Enterprise. Latest change: Families from $3.33 to $3.99 (+20%), Mar 2026.

Keeper is a password manager that leans harder into enterprise security certifications than its consumer-facing rivals, listing FedRAMP, FIPS 140-3 and ISO 27001 credentials prominently on its pricing page. Its Business Starter tier at $2 a user a month undercuts every other business password manager tracked here.

Keeper starts at £2 per user per month, billed annually, 5 to 10 seats, as shown to UK visitors for Business Starter (USD per month, billed annually: per user for business plans, per account for Personal and Family), goes up to £7.69 per month, billed annually, 5 users, as shown to UK visitors for Family. Latest change: Business from $2.50 to $3.75 (+50%), Aug 2021.

Tenable makes Nessus, one of the most widely deployed vulnerability scanners, and sells it alongside a broader exposure management platform. It is unusually transparent for security software: Nessus Professional is a published $4,790 one-year license.

Tenable starts at $3700 per year, 1 year subscription, up to 250 assets for Tenable One (USD per year, 1 year license), goes up to $6790 per year, 1 year license for Nessus Expert.

Rapid7 sells a family of Insight-branded security products spanning vulnerability management, application security and cloud security posture. All three publish a real starting rate rather than hiding behind a quote form.

Rapid7 starts at $1.62 per month per asset, starting at, 500 assets for InsightVM (USD per month, starting at), goes up to $5775 per month, starting at, up to 500 instances for InsightCloudSec.

Fleet is an open-source device management platform built on osquery, aimed at security and IT teams that want to self-host rather than accept vendor lock-in. Free covers basic management and Premium is $7 per host a month.

Fleet starts at $7 per host per month for Premium (USD per host per month), has a free plan.