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LastPass

LastPass is a password manager with an encrypted vault; the Free plan covers one device type and Premium is $3 a month billed annually (US).

Our take: The price list is simple and the free plan is narrow, since it works on one device type only.

Best forCross-device password vault

ReviewedNov 2026Freemium

7.55 criteria · see breakdown

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LastPass is a password manager that stores logins, notes and payment cards in an encrypted vault and fills them into sites through a browser extension and apps for phones and computers. LastPass Free costs $0.00 but is limited to one device type, and in US dollars Premium is $3.00 a month, Families $4.00 and Plus $7.00, with business plans from $4.25 per user, all billed annually (checked 5 November 2026). LastPass published its own notices about two security incidents in 2022, summarized below without a verdict. This page is an independent review profile and is not a security recommendation.

The bottom line

A password manager with a one-device-type free plan and paid plans from $3 a month billed annually (US), with its 2022 security incidents described in its own notices.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isA password manager and access security product: an encrypted vault with autofill, a generator, sharing and multifactor options for individuals, families and businesses, sold as Free, Premium, Families, Plus, Teams, Business and Business Max plans.

Our takeThe price list is simple and the free plan is narrow, since it works on one device type only.

LastPass's own incident notices from 2022 are part of the picture: read them, then compare options, because this page is not a security recommendation.

Why we rate itPrices and free-plan limits are published in US dollars and features scale clearly by plan, but the free plan covers one device type and the company's 2022 incidents are described in its own notices, which a buyer should read.

The catchFree works on one device type with one-to-one sharing and 50 MB of file storage, and Plus lists a VPN for Windows only.

Best / not good for

Best for

People who want a free vault on one computer or one phone
Households that want 6 Premium accounts on Families
Teams that want an admin console and shared folders

Not good for

People who want a free plan across computer and mobile
People who need one-to-many sharing without paying, since Free shares one-to-one only
Anyone looking for a security recommendation from this page

Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

Time to value
A free account starts with a 30-day Premium trial and no credit card; LastPass lists a browser extension and apps for desktops, tablets, phones and watches.
Scale breakpoint
Teams stops at 50 users; Business and Business Max list unlimited users.
Walled garden
Free is limited to one device type, computer or mobile; Plus lists a VPN that is available on Windows only.

Still a fit?

If none of these block you, start on the free plan.

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LastPass personal plans (US dollars, billed annually)

Plan	Price	Trial	What LastPass lists
Free	$0.00	Includes a 30-day trial of Premium for new users	1 user; unlimited passwords; access on 1 device type; one-to-one sharing; 50 MB of file storage
Premium	$3.00 a month, billed annually	30 days, no credit card required	Unlimited passwords on all devices; one-to-many sharing; emergency access; 1 GB of file storage
Families	$4.00 a month, billed annually	30 days	Everything in Premium; 6 Premium accounts; a group manager dashboard
Plus	$7.00 a month, billed annually	None shown	Everything in Premium plus LastPass VPN for up to 10 devices, on Windows only

From LastPass's pricing page (lastpass.com/pricing, Personal tab) and its Free versus Premium page, read in a browser and with a US-located request on 3 November 2026; both reads matched. The pricing page prices were read again with a US-located request on 5 November 2026 and had not changed. Applicable taxes are added at checkout. LastPass notes that promotional pricing is subject to separate promotion terms and may not apply to current customers or partners. Prices for monthly billing were not shown.

LastPass business plans (US dollars per user, billed annually)

Plan	Price	User limit	Trial	What LastPass lists
Teams	$4.25 per user a month	Up to 50 users	14 days	Admin console to manage users; shared folders; essential security policies
Business	$7.00 per user a month	Unlimited	14 days	Everything in Teams plus 100+ advanced security policies, LastPass Families for employees and group user management
Business Max	$11.00 per user a month	Unlimited	14 days	Everything in Business plus AI, SaaS and Web Monitoring and Protect, an unlimited number of SSO apps and advanced MFA

From LastPass's pricing page, Business tab, read on 3 November 2026 in a browser and with a US-located request, and read again with a US-located request on 5 November 2026, when the prices had not changed. LastPass's Terms of Service for Business Customers (Last Updated: September 2026) say it may update the price for Services at any time and that price changes take effect at the end of the then-current subscription term. Contact sales is offered for a demo.

LastPass Free compared with Premium, as LastPass states it

Feature	Free	Premium
Device types	Limited to 1: computer or mobile	Unlimited
Passwords stored	Unlimited	Unlimited
Sharing	One-to-one only	One-to-one and one-to-many
File storage	50 MB	1 GB
Emergency access	Not available	Included
Multifactor options	Popular MFA apps; the LastPass Authenticator app for passwordless vault access	Hardware options such as YubiKey; FIDO2 biometric and hardware authenticators
Support	Self-service resources	Personal support from the LastPass customer care team

From LastPass's pricing page FAQ and its Free versus Premium page, read on 3 November 2026. LastPass defines the two device types: computer (all browsers on desktops and laptops) and mobile (phones, smartwatches and tablets). LastPass's FAQ says you can use Free for as long as you would like.

LastPass's own notices on its 2022 security incidents

Date	Notice	What LastPass states
November 30, 2022	Update inside the notice titled 12-22-2022: Notice of Security Incident	It said it detected unusual activity in a third-party cloud storage service shared with its affiliate GoTo, engaged Mandiant and alerted law enforcement, and that an unauthorized party using information from the August 2022 incident gained access to certain elements of customers' information, while customers' passwords remained safely encrypted because of its Zero Knowledge architecture.
December 22, 2022	12-22-2022: Notice of Security Incident	An unknown threat actor used information from the August 2022 incident to access a cloud storage environment and copied basic customer account information and a backup of customer vault data. LastPass says the sensitive vault fields stay encrypted with a key derived from each user's master password, while items such as website URLs were not encrypted.
March 1, 2023	03-01-2023: Security Incident Update and Recommended Actions	LastPass says its investigation was complete and it had not seen threat-actor activity since October 26, 2022. It describes the first incident as a compromised software engineer's laptop with no customer or vault data taken, and the second as an attack on a senior DevOps engineer that reached cloud backups including backups of all customer vault data, and lists recommended actions for consumers and for business administrators.

These are LastPass's own statements, read on blog.lastpass.com on 3 November 2026, and they are summarized here, not endorsed or disputed. The UK Information Commissioner's Office announced in December 2025 a £1.2 million fine on LastPass UK Ltd over the 2022 breach, which it said affected up to 1.6 million UK users; this page reports that fact from the ICO's announcement and does not go beyond it. This table is not a security assessment and the page gives no safe or unsafe verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LastPass and do I need it?

LastPass is a password manager: it keeps logins, notes and payment cards in an encrypted vault and fills them into sites, as a browser extension and apps for phones and computers. Whether you need one depends on how many accounts you manage and how you weigh the alternatives; LastPass says its Free plan stores unlimited passwords on one device type. Conversion Gems is an independent review site and this page is not a security recommendation.

Is LastPass free?

Partly: LastPass Free costs $0.00 and LastPass says you can use it for as long as you like, but it works on one device type, computer or mobile, not both. LastPass defines computer as browsers on desktops and laptops and mobile as phones, smartwatches and tablets. New users also get a 30-day Premium trial with no credit card required, and Plus shows no trial (checked 3 November 2026).

How much does LastPass cost?

In US dollars and billed annually, LastPass lists Premium at $3.00 a month, Families at $4.00 and Plus at $7.00 for personal use, and Teams at $4.25, Business at $7.00 and Business Max at $11.00 per user a month for business, with Free at $0.00. Personal plans show a 30-day free trial except Plus, which shows none, and business plans a 14-day trial; Teams is limited to 50 users, and taxes are added at checkout (checked 5 November 2026).

What has LastPass said about its 2022 security incidents?

LastPass published its own notices on two incidents in 2022, and this page reports them without a verdict. Its CEO's notice of December 22, 2022 says an unknown threat actor used information from the August 2022 incident to access a cloud storage environment and copy basic account information and a backup of customer vault data, in which fields such as website usernames and passwords stayed encrypted while items such as website URLs were not. LastPass's update of March 1, 2023 says it had seen no threat-actor activity since October 26, 2022 and describes the first incident as a compromised engineer's laptop and the second as an attack on a senior DevOps engineer. These are LastPass's own words, read on 3 November 2026. Separately, the UK Information Commissioner's Office announced in December 2025 a £1.2 million fine on LastPass UK Ltd over the 2022 breach.

Who owns LastPass?

LastPass's own pages name LastPass US LP in the site footer, and its About page says LogMeIn (now GoTo) acquired LastPass in 2015 and that LastPass formally separated from GoTo in 2024. The pages reviewed name no current parent company or investors. LastPass's Terms of Service for business customers are dated September 2026 and say the contracting entity depends on your location.

How do I log in to LastPass?

LastPass's site lists Vault login at https://lastpass.com/?ac=1&lpnorefresh=1 and Admin login for business administrators at https://admin.lastpass.com/. Conversion Gems only read those links on lastpass.com and did not sign in.