Short answer
The best LastPass alternative for most teams is Bitwarden (90/100). SCIM and Directory Connector from $4 a user on Teams; sSO, policies and self-hosting for $6 on Enterprise.
- Bitwarden (90/100): best overall alternative.
- 1Password (88/100): best for ease of use.
- Keeper (85/100): best low-cost alternative.
- Proton Pass (82/100): best for cheap SSO.
- Dashlane (83/100): best for phishing protection.
LastPass is still widely used, but the security incidents it disclosed in 2022 led many IT teams to review it, and its Business plan limits SSO to 3 apps unless you pay $11 a user for Business Max. Teams look elsewhere for a stronger track record, cheaper SSO or provisioning on a lower plan.
Why teams look for LastPass alternatives
- Track record. LastPass disclosed security incidents in 2022, and many security reviews now ask about vendor history.
- SSO is capped on Business. Business ($7 a user) includes SSO for up to 3 apps; unlimited apps need Business Max at $11.
- Teams leaves out directory sync. Directory integrations and federated login start on Business, not on the $4 Teams plan.
- Teams stops at 50 users. The Teams plan is for companies with fewer than 50 employees.
LastPass alternatives compared
| Tool | Why pick it | Starting price | Free plan / trial | Vettlo score |
|---|
| LastPass (for reference) | Teams that want the most built-in security policies | $4/user/mo | 14-day trial | 77/100 |
| Bitwarden | Best overall alternative | $4/user/mo | Free 2-user org + trial | 90/100 |
| 1Password | Best for ease of use | $8.99/user/mo | 14-day trial | 88/100 |
| Keeper | Best low-cost alternative | $3.75/user/mo | Free trial | 85/100 |
| Proton Pass | Best for cheap SSO | $1.99/user/mo | 14-day trial | 82/100 |
| Dashlane | Best for phishing protection | $8/user/mo | 14-day trial | 83/100 |
Starting prices are the cheapest business plan per user per month, billed annually, from each vendor's pricing pages on Oct 30, 2026. Keeper's pricing page didn't show prices to us; its prices are from Keeper's own comparison pages updated Jan 2, 2026. Dashlane's price is from its help center, which lists Omnix Password Management at $8 per user per month. LastPass prices are from its Teams-vs-Business and product pages. NordPass doesn't show business prices in a form we could verify, so it isn't scored. Scores use the same weighted criteria as our password managers for business ranking.
The alternatives
Starting price$4/user/moTeams, billed annually; Enterprise $6/user with SSO and policies
Free trial / planFree trial; Enterprise 14 days; free 2-person organization
Vettlo score90/100
Bitwarden is an open-source password manager with two business plans. Teams ($4 per user per month, billed annually) includes shared collections, event and audit logs, vault health reports, Directory Connector and SCIM provisioning. Enterprise ($6) adds passwordless SSO, enterprise policies, custom roles, account recovery, self-hosting and a free Families plan for every user. A free organization lets two people share.
What you gain over LastPass
- SCIM and Directory Connector from $4 a user on Teams
- SSO, policies and self-hosting for $6 on Enterprise
What you give up
- SSO isn't on Teams
- Staff Families plans need Enterprise
Skip it if: Your team is under 10 people and only needs shared vaults; 1Password's Teams Starter Pack costs $299.40 a year for up to 10 users.
Starting price$8.99/user/moBusiness, billed annually; Teams Starter Pack $24.95/mo for up to 10 users
Free trial / plan14 days, no credit card
Vettlo score88/100
1Password sells two self-serve business plans. Teams Starter Pack ($24.95 a month, billed annually, for up to 10 users) covers shared vaults, role-based permissions and 5 guest accounts. Business ($8.99 per user per month, billed annually) adds identity-provider integrations with Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo, unlock with SSO, automated provisioning, custom groups, reports, an audit trail, Watchtower alerts, 20 guests and a free 1Password Families membership for everyone in the company.
What you gain over LastPass
- SSO unlock, provisioning and free Families accounts on Business
- Teams Starter Pack: $299.40 a year for up to 10 users
What you give up
- $8.99 a user on Business
- Enterprise is quoted
Skip it if: Price is the deciding factor at 10+ users; Bitwarden Enterprise includes SSO for $6 a user.
Starting price$3.75/user/moBusiness, billed annually; Business Starter $2/user for 5–10 users; Enterprise quoted
Free trial / planFree trial (length not stated)
Vettlo score85/100
Keeper has three business plans billed annually. Business Starter ($2 per user per month) is for teams of 5 to 10 users with an encrypted vault for each user, an admin console and credential sharing. Business ($3.75) adds shared team folders, delegated administration, enforcement policies, security audit and activity reports, and a free Family Plan for every user. Enterprise, now quoted, adds SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM and AD/LDAP sync, advanced 2FA and developer APIs. Advanced Reporting & Alerts and Compliance Reports are paid add-ons.
What you gain over LastPass
- Business at $3.75 a user with shared folders and policies
- Free Family Plan for every Business user
What you give up
- SSO and SCIM need quoted Enterprise
- Reporting add-ons cost extra
Skip it if: You need SSO or SCIM provisioning with a published price; Bitwarden and Proton Pass list both.
Starting price$1.99/user/moPass Essentials, billed annually, 3–30 users; Professional $4.99 with SSO
Free trial / plan14 days, no credit card
Vettlo score82/100
Proton Pass for Business comes in two plans billed annually, both with a 3-user minimum. Pass Essentials ($1.99 per user per month, for 3 to 30 users) includes vault and item sharing, a built-in 2FA authenticator, Dark Web Monitoring, unlimited hide-my-email aliases and enforced 2FA. Pass Professional ($4.99) adds SSO and SCIM, an activity log, customizable team policies, group sharing, file attachments, a CLI and Proton Sentinel.
What you gain over LastPass
- SSO and SCIM on Pass Professional at $4.99 a user
- Unlimited email aliases on every plan
What you give up
- 3-user minimum
- Essentials has no activity log or team policies
Skip it if: You need deep reporting, delegated admin roles or a long enterprise track record.
Starting price$8/user/moOmnix Password Management, billed annually; Enterprise custom for 50+ employees
Free trial / plan14 days
Vettlo score83/100
Dashlane sells one self-serve password plan, Omnix Password Management (formerly Dashlane Business), at $8 per user per month billed annually. It includes unlimited seats, SSO, SCIM provisioning, security policies, Dark Web Monitoring, real-time phishing alerts, a VPN for Wi-Fi protection, Splunk SIEM integration and a free Friends & Family plan for each member. Omnix Credential Protection ($4) is a separate risk-detection product without a vault; Omnix Enterprise is custom-priced for 50 or more employees.
What you gain over LastPass
- Phishing alerts, VPN and dark web monitoring on its $8 plan
- SSO and SCIM included
What you give up
- Higher price than LastPass Business
- No small-team plan
Skip it if: You only need shared vaults for a small team and want the lowest bill.
LastPass alternatives FAQ
What is the best alternative to LastPass?
Bitwarden for most businesses: SCIM provisioning costs $4 a user on Teams, and SSO with enterprise policies $6 on Enterprise, against $7 for LastPass Business with SSO for only 3 apps.
What is cheaper than LastPass?
For 10 users billed annually, Proton Pass Essentials costs $238.80 a year, Keeper Business Starter $240 and Keeper Business $450, against $480 for LastPass Teams and $840 for LastPass Business.
Which LastPass alternative is easiest to roll out?
1Password, which rates 5/5 on sharing and ease of use in our ranking and includes a free Families membership for every Business user.
Which LastPass alternative has the cheapest SSO?
Proton Pass Professional includes SSO and SCIM for $4.99 per user per month billed annually, and Bitwarden Enterprise for $6. LastPass Business costs $7 and limits SSO to 3 apps.
Vettlo Editorial TeamResearched and written by the Vettlo editorial team using our methodology. Prices and plan details come from each vendor's public pricing page.