LastPass vs 1Password Business Comparison

It's pretty simple to set up. I like how it's present on every platform and not hard to import passwords from other password managers.

It's really the price that's the problem. Lastpass is free for basic users so unless you need a family plan Lastpass is the better choice in my opinion.

Keep all your passwords in one secure location (no more keeping them all in a note app on your phone). Generate secure passwords.

The free version has limited features and syncing ability. Have to pay a subscription to get all the features.

1Password is pretty much of the simplest and easy to use tools for password management. For what it's worth - it is rather a piece of cake to get it ready and working for you.

There is no free tariff for the tool and it means, there should be something exceptional in the tool. But there is none, so I was very sad that I can't use this tool for free first.

Born on and built for Mac but integrates with a PC client for my work PC. It's 1Password X extension for browers gives you full control of the app from the convenience of your browser. iOS integration of Password managers using FaceID/TouchID to unlock makes it convenient on your phone.

The search feature sometimes gets stuck in the context of the category and I would just like an omnisearch type box.

simple to get started with. fairly user friendly in its implementation. stores all items needed securely

cost. wish there were a free version. had some network security issues with our firewall at work that had to be resolved to work properly on desktop

- Gives a great sense of security - Quick and fairly easy to use UI - Good teams and password sharing with shared vaults.

- You have to remember & store your key somewhere safe - Browser extension is not as full featured as LastPass

Hi Richard, Thank you for reviewing 1Password! The secret key is a unique feature that is not available in any of the competing products. It dramatically enhances protection of the data. It certainly makes things a bit more difficult and you need to make sure you do not lose it. We feel that extra security is worth the tradeoff in this case. Also, this is the main reason we recommend adding multiple devices to your account. Every device will have a copy of the secret key and you can quickly retrieve it if you have access to 1Password app on your computer or smartphone: https://support.1password.com/secret-key/ I hope this helps! Roustem Founder of 1Password Toronto, Canada

I love how quickly you can set it up, and that it actively fortifies vulnerabilities. Best password manager out there.

I don't have any complaints about this software, I am still evaluating if I like it more than LastPass.

Password managers are must in these days where one has to keep track of 100s if not 1000s of passwords. The vanilla ones like the ones that come bundled with the browser is no good for the power users especially when it requires to be synced across devices. 1password just makes the cut.

Nothing much but also I have not used the product long enough. I have always been a LastPass user and have never bothered to used to pay for 1password when a free alternative was available.

So, before they did their most recent update, it was a company FAVORITE!!! But it seems like the update they did made everything a little unclear and it changed so much that it made it almost like you needed to relearn the whole system.

Due to the update, it has been a huge learning curve relearning the app and we aren't sure that this is the solution for us anymore. We are looking around at LastPass. 9/10 of us use 1Password but 1 person uses LastPass so we may look into it.

usability, robustness, platform support, password generation, ease of setup

The desktop app doesn't have a password generator like the browser plugin does. Logging into one doesn't log you in to the other.

I like the UI/UX and how rich experience is on iOS. We have 1Password on enterprise level to share. logins with teams, that feature I like it.

If you are using Lastpass or Dashlane, there is no advantage. I have used both and I can say, it's not different experience.

Seems to work ok, but I got confused with some of its features, and struggle to know when it's activated.

Hard to know exactly when this software is activated, which makes it hard to trust with my personal informtation.

1Password was a nice starting point for having unique passwords for my accounts.

The features on their free versions are not very good when compared to Lastpass which is much more fleshed out and better.

Great interface Great support Impressive feature set Great integration across devices

For non-tech savvy users, onboarding takes some time Vault concept is good for some application, but sometimes feels cumbersome

It's very easy to use, and has great integrations with all other platforms I needed - Web, Android, iPhone & Mac. Its sync feature works great and it feels very secure.

It's too easy to use sometimes, in the sense that if filling in a password doesn't work the first time, it won't work at all. Sometimes websites or apps, especially on Android are finicky and need a second attempt to fill in. LastPass allows you to manually show the fill helper. I didn't find a way to allow 1Password to do the same.