#Dash lane vs lastpass password
If all you need is a basic password manager for a device, go with either free plan. But for a few more dollars per month, you can get a VPN and robust features like dark web monitoring with Dashlane. NordPass and Dashlane both offer free plans for users with one device. The company says it audits all products “to make sure there are no holes in the system.” It hosts servers on Amazon Web Services (AWS), a respected and secure cloud service that I trust. On the other hand, Dashlane is based in New York City. This and other intelligence alliances (Nine Eyes and Fourteen Eyes) are united to monitor and share internet user activity to protect national security. NordPass operates out of Panama, which is free from the Five Eyes Intelligence Oversight and Review Council (FIORC), so it is not under any legal obligation to share data. The password manager’s location might not seem important, but think again. You’re in good hands with 256-bit AES, and I feel even more confident from a security perspective knowing NordPass goes one step further. NordPass skips slightly ahead in the security category because it takes encryption to the next level with XChaCha20 encryption. Most password managers use powerful 256-bit AES encryption, considered the gold standard and the type Dashlane offers. On its website, Dashlane promotes that brands including Wayfair, PepsiCo, and Bain Capital use its password manager service. It includes SSO integration, System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM) provisioning, a free Friends & Family plan for every user, and on-demand phone support. Enterprise operations would be best with the Business tier for $8 per seat per month, also billed annually. There’s real value in the next level up - the Team plan billed annually for $5 per seat per month. So it seems that even if I’m one person, I’m still going to pay $20 per month. Though the pricing says it is billed monthly (unlike other business plans that are billed annually) and the cost is $20. As a one-person business, I could subscribe to the Starter tier for $2 per month and up to 10 seats. But I feel I’m getting a lot more for the money, making Dashlane a more attractive password manager for individuals, families, and businesses.Īs for business tiers, Dashlane offers one more plan option than NordPass. Yes, you will pay a little more for Dashlane subscriptions. When I consider pricing, I weigh value into the equation.
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