LastPass alternatives: 3 password managers that work on all your devices
LastPass's free plan works on one device type only: computer or phone, not both. Many people are also still moving after the 2022 incident in which an attacker copied backups of customer vault data. The sensitive fields were encrypted, and LastPass's March 2023 update lists what was taken and the actions it recommends.
Prices checked on the official pricing pages on . Prices are in US dollars and can change at any time.
The short answer
Bitwarden is the easy recommendation: its free plan works on unlimited devices, and Premium is $1.65 a month. Proton Pass is a good free choice if you want email aliases. 1Password has no free plan but the most polished apps. Bitwarden and 1Password both import a LastPass export.
- Bitwarden: From $1.65/mo, free plan
- Proton Pass: From $2.99/mo, free plan
- 1Password: From $3.99/mo
LastPass and its alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Free plan | Paid plans | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| LastPass | Yes | See vendor | People who only ever log in from a computer, or only from a phone. |
| Bitwarden | Yes | From $1.65/mo | Anyone who wants a capable free password manager on both computer and phone. |
| Proton Pass | Yes | From $2.99/mo | Privacy-minded users, especially anyone already using Proton Mail. |
| 1Password | No (free trial) | From $3.99/mo | People who want the smoothest apps and are happy to pay a few dollars a month. |
LastPass: what you get
A long-running password manager with a free plan limited to one type of device.
- Price
- Premium, Families, Teams and Business are billed yearly. The prices didn't load on LastPass's page when we checked, so see the official page. (not confirmed)
- Free plan
- Unlimited passwords, autofill and basic sharing, but on one device type only: desktop or mobile, not both.
- Best for
- People who only ever log in from a computer, or only from a phone.
- Works on
- Browser extension, iPhone and iPad, Android
Pros
- Free plan stores unlimited passwords
- Familiar if you've used it for years
Cons
- Free plan works on desktop or mobile, not both
- In 2022 an attacker copied backups of customer vault data; LastPass's March 2023 update lists what was taken and what to do
Key features
- Unlimited password storage
- Autofill
- Basic password sharing
The alternatives
1. Bitwarden
Why switch: Free on unlimited devices, open source, and the cheapest paid upgrade.
An open-source password manager whose free plan works on unlimited devices.
- Price
- Premium $1.65 a month ($19.80 billed yearly); Families $3.99 a month for up to 6 people; Teams $4 per user a month.
- Free plan
- Unlimited passwords on unlimited devices; share items with one other person.
- Best for
- Anyone who wants a capable free password manager on both computer and phone.
- Works on
- Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad, Android, Browser extension. Open source.
Pros
- The strongest free plan in this category
- Cheapest paid upgrade
Cons
- Apps are plainer than 1Password's
- Free sharing is limited to one other person
Key features
- Free on unlimited devices
- Open-source code
- Self-hosting option
- Imports from LastPass and other managers
2. Proton Pass
Why switch: Free on every device, with hide-my-email aliases to keep your real address off sign-up forms.
Proton's password manager, with built-in email aliases to hide your real address.
- Price
- Pass Plus $2.99 a month billed yearly ($35.88); Pass Family $4.99 a month billed yearly.
- Free plan
- Unlimited devices, 2 vaults and 10 hide-my-email aliases. The built-in 2FA authenticator needs Pass Plus.
- Best for
- Privacy-minded users, especially anyone already using Proton Mail.
- Works on
- Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad, Android, Browser extension. Open source.
Pros
- Email aliases cut spam from sign-up forms
- Free plan works on every device
Cons
- Free plan limited to 2 vaults and 10 aliases
- No 2FA authenticator on the free plan
Key features
- Hide-my-email aliases
- Unlimited devices on the free plan
- Built-in 2FA codes (Pass Plus)
3. 1Password
Why switch: No free plan, but the most polished apps, and shared vaults for a family or an assistant.
A polished paid password manager with apps for every major platform.
- Price
- Individual $3.99 a month billed yearly (a $2.99 promotion was running when we checked); Families $5.99 a month billed yearly (a $4.49 promotion was running).
- Free plan
- No free plan. 14-day free trial.
- Best for
- People who want the smoothest apps and are happy to pay a few dollars a month.
- Works on
- Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad, Android, Browser extension
Pros
- Very polished apps and browser extension
- Easy shared vaults for family or an assistant
Cons
- No free plan
- Costs more than Bitwarden Premium
Key features
- Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android
- Shared vaults on Families and business plans
- Imports from LastPass and other managers
Sources
Official pages we checked for the prices, plans and limits on this page:
- LastPass: www.lastpass.com, blog.lastpass.com (2), checked October 26, 2026
- Bitwarden: bitwarden.com, checked October 26, 2026
- Proton Pass: proton.me, checked October 26, 2026
- 1Password: 1password.com, checked October 26, 2026