6.9
Overall Score
7 dimensions
Overview
LastPass is a password management platform for individuals, teams, and enterprises. It stores and autofills passwords, generates secure credentials, and provides a central vault for credentials, secure notes, and sensitive data. Widely used by both consumers and business teams for credential security.
Scorecard
Core Capability7.5
Solid password management core — vault storage, autofill, and sharing are functional across all major browsers and mobile platforms.
Ease of Use7.5
Browser extension and mobile app work well. Admin console is navigable but not as polished as 1Password.
Integrations7.5
SSO federation with major identity providers. Directory sync with Active Directory and LDAP.
Pricing Value7.0
Free tier removed for most users. Teams at $4/user/mo is competitive. Security record impacts value perception.
AI Sophistication4.0
Limited AI features. Primarily rule-based password generation and breach detection.
Community & Support6.5
Decent documentation and support. Community trust has been impacted by 2022 breach disclosure.
Scalability8.0
Enterprise plan handles large organizations with SSO, advanced MFA, and reporting.
Pros
- + Broad browser and platform support across all major devices
- + Enterprise SSO federation and directory integration
- + Dark web monitoring alerts for compromised credentials
Cons
- − 2022 breach significantly damaged trust — encrypted vaults were accessed
- − Free tier now limited to one device type (desktop or mobile, not both)
- − 1Password and Bitwarden perceived as more secure alternatives by security community
Best For
· Teams already using LastPass that haven't migrated post-breach
· Small businesses that want simple, affordable team password management
· Organizations with existing LastPass enterprise licensing
Pricing
Teams$4/user/mo
Business$6/user/mo
EnterpriseCustom
Key Integrations
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Company Info
Founded2008
HQBoston, MA
Team Size500–1,000
FundingAcquired by LogMeIn (2015), spun out (2022)