Buyers look past Dashlane when risk detection is sold as a second package on top of the vault, when an annual contract auto-renews with a 30-day notice window, or when they want a cheaper or self-hosted vault. Most go to Bitwarden or 1Password for a like-for-like vault, and to Keeper for administration depth.
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What each alternative does differently
1. 1Password
Polished password manager with developer and device-trust tooling · Canada
Business is $8.99 per user a month billed yearly with one user minimum, a little above Dashlane's listed $8. Okta, Entra ID, OneLogin and Duo integrations are listed under Business. A Teams Starter Pack at $2.49 covers ten to twenty users. Its Dashlane importer skips passkeys.
Switch from Dashlane if you want a vault with developer tooling and a small-team pack priced under Dashlane's.
Pricing: Published pricing: a flat Teams Starter Pack for small teams, then per-user Business and quote-based Enterprise plans; extended access management sold separately. (free trial)
Full review: #7 of 12 in our ranking ·
Visit 1Password →
2. Bitwarden
Open-source password manager with cloud or self-hosted vaults · United States
Teams costs $4 and Enterprise $6 per user a month billed annually, both under Dashlane's $8. Teams already lists event logs, directory sync and SCIM, and Enterprise adds passwordless SSO, enterprise policies, Access Intelligence and the option to self-host. A 14-day trial is offered.
Switch from Dashlane if you want a lower per-user price and an open-source vault you could host yourself.
Pricing: Published per-user Teams and Enterprise tiers billed monthly or annually, with a free plan for individuals and a free two-person organization; SSO, enterprise policies and self-hosting come with Enterprise. (free plan)
Full review: #4 of 12 in our ranking ·
Visit Bitwarden →
3. Keeper
Password vault with enforcement policies and privileged access add-ons · United States
Three business tiers, with SCIM, AD/LDAP and SSO/SAML held back for Enterprise, which is quote-only. Business adds shared team folders, delegated administration and a free Family plan for every user. It accepts Dashlane's .dash archive as well as CSV, and sells privileged access separately.
Switch from Dashlane if you need delegated administration and role-based access and can accept add-on pricing.
Pricing: Published per-user Business Starter, Business and Enterprise tiers billed annually, with SCIM, SAML SSO and AD sync on Enterprise; advanced reporting, compliance reports, breach monitoring, secrets management and privileged access are paid add-ons. (free trial)
Full review: #6 of 12 in our ranking ·
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4. Proton Pass
Swiss password manager with built-in email aliases · Switzerland
Pass Essentials is $1.99 per user a month for three to 30 users, and Pass Professional $4.49 for three or more. SSO, SCIM, SIEM integration, the command line tool and an SSH agent sit in Professional. The importer takes Dashlane's ZIP file without unpacking it.
Switch from Dashlane if your team is small and you want SSO and SCIM at roughly half Dashlane's listed price.
Pricing: Published per-user Pass Essentials and Pass Professional plans with a three-user minimum and a 14-day trial, also bundled in Proton Workspace; SSO, SCIM, SIEM and the CLI sit in Professional; generous free plan for individuals. (free plan)
Full review: #5 of 12 in our ranking ·
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5. Passbolt
Open-source, team-first password manager for self-hosting · Luxembourg
Built for teams and aimed at people who run their own servers. The free Community Edition is AGPL v3 with unlimited users. Pro costs 4.5 euros per user a month billed annually, with a ten-user minimum, and adds LDAP provisioning, SSO and an activity log. We found no Dashlane-specific importer.
Switch from Dashlane if you want source code you can audit and a server you control, and can import by CSV.
Pricing: Free open-source Community Edition; paid Pro and Cloud editions priced per user with published tiers. (open source)
Full review: #1 of 12 in our ranking ·
Visit Passbolt →
6. RoboForm
Veteran password manager known for form filling · United States
Business is listed at $3.33 per user a month billed annually, renewing at $39.95 a year, and includes SSO, SCIM and separate personal and work vaults. A Family plan comes with ten or more paid licenses. Self-hosting is reserved for Enterprise environments of 1,000 users or more.
Switch from Dashlane if you want SSO and SCIM at a low listed price and accept a plainer product.
Pricing: Published per-user business pricing billed annually, with volume discounts; free plan for individuals. (free trial)
Full review: #10 of 12 in our ranking ·
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7. LastPass
Long-standing cloud password manager, now independent of GoTo · United States
Teams is limited to 50 users, while Business and Business Max are unlimited. Business Max adds AI and SaaS monitoring and unlimited SSO apps, and Business includes free Families accounts for employees. Its pricing page rendered placeholders instead of prices when we fetched it, so get a quote first.
Switch from Dashlane if you want a long-established vault with SaaS and AI monitoring on the top tier.
Pricing: Published per-user Teams, Business and Business Max plans billed annually; SaaS monitoring, unlimited SSO apps and advanced MFA come only with Business Max. (free trial)
Full review: #11 of 12 in our ranking ·
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8. Zoho Vault
Team password manager inside the Zoho application suite · India
A free plan exists, and paid Standard, Professional and Enterprise are priced per user with 10 percent off for annual billing. Professional adds folder sharing and a command line tool. Active Directory, SSO for cloud apps, access request workflows and SIEM integration need Enterprise. A 15-day trial needs no card.
Switch from Dashlane if you already run Zoho applications and want access request workflows without a large budget.
Pricing: Published per-user Standard, Professional and Enterprise plans, billed monthly or annually at a 10 percent discount, with a 15-day trial; access request workflows and Active Directory sync need Enterprise; free edition for individuals; included in Zoho One. (free plan)
Full review: #2 of 12 in our ranking ·
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9. Devolutions Password Manager (formerly Devolutions Hub)
IT-focused vault tied to Remote Desktop Manager · Canada
Now sold as Devolutions Password Manager. Workforce password management is $48 per user a year, with role-based access, MFA enforcement and activity logging. Higher packages add remote access, remote desktop management and privileged access. Workspaces are cloud or self-hosted Devolutions Server.
Switch from Dashlane if your staff are mostly system administrators who also need remote connection tooling.
Pricing: Sold in per-user packages billed annually: workforce password management at a published $3 per user per month on a Devolutions Cloud or self-hosted Devolutions Server workspace, with Remote Desktop Manager from the $30 package. (free trial)
Full review: #12 of 12 in our ranking ·
Visit Devolutions Password Manager (formerly Devolutions Hub) →
10. NordPass
Straightforward business vault from the NordVPN group · Netherlands
NordPass blocked our automated fetch of its business pages, so we could not check its tiers, user minimums or where SSO sits. The table shows its listed pricing model only. Ask its sales team for the current feature split before you compare it with Dashlane's Omnix packages.
Switch from Dashlane if you already buy from the Nord group and want to compare a quote.
Pricing: Published per-user Teams (10-user pack), Business and Enterprise (five-user minimum) plans, billed monthly or on discounted one- and two-year terms; Entra ID and Okta SSO and provisioning and the Splunk and Sentinel integrations are Enterprise-only. (free trial)
Full review: #9 of 12 in our ranking ·
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11. CyberFOX Password Manager (formerly Password Boss)
MSP-distributed password manager for small clients · United States
Now CyberFOX Password Manager, written for IT teams and managed service providers who handle customer credentials. The page shows no price and offers a pricing request instead. It describes AES-256 and PBKDF2 encryption and role-based access. A general business without client vaults will find it narrow.
Switch from Dashlane if you are a managed service provider that must keep many customers' credentials apart.
Pricing: No public price list; most customers buy through MSP partners, who set the end price, though a business can also start a free trial and buy through CyberFOX sales. (free trial)
Full review: #3 of 12 in our ranking ·
Visit CyberFOX Password Manager (formerly Password Boss) →
Questions and answers
How do I export my data from Dashlane?
Open Settings, choose Export data and select Export to CSV, which saves a ZIP file containing several CSV files. Proton's guide starts from the extension (More, then Open the app), while 1Password and Bitwarden start from the web account. Keeper also accepts a password-protected .dash archive.
Can I cancel Dashlane before the contract year ends?
The Business Terms we read give no right to cancel mid-term, only termination for uncured material breach, with a pro-rata refund of prepaid fees. Fees are otherwise non-refundable except as stated. Your Order can override the terms, so read it before promising a date to a new vendor.
How much notice does Dashlane need to stop a renewal?
Thirty days of written notice before the current term expires. Dashlane must announce fee changes for a renewal at least 45 days before the term ends, which leaves a window of about two weeks to compare quotes. Put the renewal date in a calendar when you sign.
Will my passkeys move to a new password manager?
Not into 1Password, whose import guide says passkeys are not imported from Dashlane. The Bitwarden, Proton and Keeper import guides we read do not mention passkeys. Dashlane says its business passkeys sit in secure enclaves rather than on the device, so treat them as accounts to re-register.
Can I keep Dashlane's phishing alerts and move the vault?
It looks possible but is not confirmed. The pricing page lists Credential Protection as its own $4 package and says it works whether or not employees use a password vault. Ask Dashlane sales whether it can be bought alone before you plan a split setup.
Which Dashlane company holds my contract?
Clients in the Eurozone contract with Dashlane SAS in Paris, and all other clients with Dashlane USA, Inc. in New York, unless the Order says otherwise. The terms select New York or French law to match. Check your Order, as it matters for a dispute and for the data processing addendum.
