- What is LastPass?
- LastPass is a cloud password manager with browser extensions and mobile apps.
- What does it do?
- Stores logins in an encrypted vault, autofills them in the browser, and generates new passwords. Adds sharing, secure notes, and a dashboard that flags reused or weak credentials.
- Who is it for?
- Individuals and small teams who want browser-based password storage synced across devices. People with self-hosting or open-source requirements usually look elsewhere.
Top alternatives
Smaller, founder-led tools that quietly compete with LastPass.
Open-source manager.
The client and server are both open source, and you can host the server yourself.
$1/mo (Premium)OSS
Encrypted manager.
End-to-end encrypted, and bundled into Proton's wider mail and VPN plans.
$1.99/mo