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Dashlane

A polished subscription password manager with phishing alerts and a bundled VPN for personal plans.

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About Dashlane

Dashlane is a long-running commercial password manager that stores passwords, passkeys, payment cards and notes in an encrypted vault and fills them through browser extensions and mobile apps. Its personal Premium plan adds dark-web monitoring, real-time scam and phishing warnings and a VPN provided through a partnership with Hotspot Shield, while the Family plan covers up to ten people under one subscription. On the business side the company now sells the product as Omnix, combining shared vaults and admin policies with credential-risk reporting, SSO and SCIM provisioning and SIEM integrations. Dashlane dropped its long-standing free tier, so it is now a paid service with a free trial for both personal and business plans. There is no desktop app any more: on computers it runs as a browser extension and web app, with native apps for iOS and Android. It suits people and companies who want a guided, low-maintenance experience and are happy to pay for extras such as phishing protection.

Best for: People and companies who want a guided, paid manager with phishing alerts and extras built in.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Clean apps and reliable autofill across browsers
  • Phishing and scam warnings at the point of login
  • VPN included with personal Premium and Family plans
  • Strong business admin tools with SSO and SCIM

Why people leave

  • No free plan any more, only a trial
  • No native desktop app, browser extension only on computers
  • Pricier than most rivals for individuals

Top Dashlane alternatives

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  1. 11Password logo
    1Password

    Similar polish and family sharing, with full desktop apps on Mac, Windows and Linux.

    65.3
  2. 2Bitwarden logo
    Bitwarden

    Open source with a generous free plan, for far less than Dashlane Premium.

    61.3
  3. 3Keeper logo
    Keeper

    Another premium manager with strong business controls and a family plan.

    59.6
  4. 4Proton Pass logo
    Proton Pass

    Privacy-focused manager with a free tier and email aliases built in.

    57.5
  5. 5RoboForm logo
    RoboForm

    Keeps a free single-device plan and costs much less per year.

    53.6

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Dashlane: common questions

Is Dashlane free?

No, Dashlane is a paid product. Family plan: Up to 10 accounts (checked on Dashlane's own site).

Is Dashlane open source?

No, Dashlane is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Bitwarden and Proton Pass.

What platforms does Dashlane run on?

Dashlane is available for Web, Browser extension, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Dashlane?

The highest-ranked Dashlane alternatives right now are 1Password, Bitwarden and Keeper. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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