Dashlane vs LogMeOnce (2026): which should you pick?

Dashlane

• People who want a password manager bundled with a VPN and breach alerts
• Households or groups of up to 10 on one Friends & Family plan
• Companies that want credential risk detection with password management

LogMeOnce

• People curious about photo or fingerprint login in place of a master password
• Organizations looking for a password manager with SSO and audit reporting

Dashlane

• Dashlane's personal pricing page lists no free plan, only a 14-day trial of Premium.
• Personal plans are billed annually.
• On Friends & Family, members other than the plan manager do not get the VPN.
• Business plans are sold separately under the Omnix name, priced per user and billed annually.

LogMeOnce

• Prices could not be read: the vendor's site returned a bot check, so no plans are listed here.
• The app listing calls the premium edition free, but the vendor's own pricing page was not confirmed.
• Only the iOS app was confirmed from the listing; other platforms are not verified.
• Feature descriptions come from an App Store listing and may not match the current product.

Dashlane

Autofill and password generator

Stores an unlimited number of passwords, generates new ones and fills logins without typing, synced across unlimited devices on Premium.

Passkeys

Saves passkeys alongside passwords. Dashlane also lists passwordless login among its features.

Dark Web Monitoring and password health

Sends alerts and suggested next steps when a saved password is weak or turns up as compromised.

Scam and phishing protection

AI-powered Scam Protection flags phishing risks in the browser in real time, before credentials are entered.

VPN

Premium includes a VPN for use on public Wi-Fi. On Friends & Family, only the plan manager's account includes it.

Business credential security

Omnix business plans add SSO and SCIM integration, sharing controls, security policies, activity logs and detection of weak or compromised employee credentials.

LogMeOnce

Passwordless sign-in

The listing describes logging in with a PhotoLogin selfie, a PIN or fingerprint instead of typing a password.

Vault for passwords and notes

Keeps passwords, secure notes and wallet items in a dashboard, with a password generator and scorecard.

Sharing and recovery

Includes secure password sharing, secure backup and restore, and a beneficiary option for passwords.

Business controls

Lists single sign-on, two-factor authentication, reporting, and audit and compliance tools for business editions.

Account freeze and scheduled login

Features named in the listing include Account Freeze, Scheduled Login and an automatic password changer.

Secure browser and Mugshot

Adds a private browser, and a Mugshot feature that takes a photo of someone trying to access your account.

Dashlane

• Premium$5.42

  per month, billed annually

  1 member on unlimited devices: unlimited passwords, autofill, Dark Web Monitoring, scam protection, a VPN and 1GB of encrypted storage.

• Friends & Family$8.13

  per month for 10 members, billed annually

  10 accounts on one subscription. The plan manager gets Premium; other members get everything except the VPN.

• Omnix Password Management$8

  per user / month, billed annually

  The business plan: shared employee passwords and passkeys, password policies, and SSO and SCIM integrations, with a 14-day trial.

LogMeOnce

Pricing could not be confirmed. See logmeonce.com.