LogMeOnce vs Sticky Password (2026): which should you pick?

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

Sticky Password

• People who want to sync passwords over local Wi-Fi without a cloud
• Buyers who prefer a lifetime license to a yearly subscription
• Single-device users who can stay on the free version

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.

Sticky Password

• The free version covers one device; syncing, cloud backup, password sharing and priority support need Premium.
• Prices here are the US App Store's in-app prices. Plans sold on the vendor's website, including any for teams, may be priced differently.
• The Firefox extension's listing says it works only when the Sticky Password desktop application is installed on the same computer.
• The App Store lists Lifetime+ purchases at $12.00 for 1 year and $24.00 for 2 years without saying what they include.

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.

Sticky Password

Autofill and form filling

Saves logins as you browse and fills passwords and online forms in browsers and supported apps. The vault unlocks with a master password, biometrics or a PIN.

Passkeys

Creates and uses passkeys for sign-ins and stores them in the vault alongside passwords, payment cards and secure notes.

Cloud or local Wi-Fi sync

Premium syncs devices either through Sticky Password's cloud or over local Wi-Fi with no cloud involved. Data is encrypted on the device before it syncs.

Contactless Connect

Uses your smartphone to authorize logins on any browser or platform, without installing Sticky Password there or typing the master password.

Dark web and breach monitoring

Scans for credentials that appear in breach databases and alerts you when a service you use has been reported breached.

Password generator and health check

Creates strong, unique passwords for new accounts and identifies weak, old or reused passwords among existing ones.

LogMeOnce

Pricing could not be confirmed. See logmeonce.com.

Sticky Password

• Free$0

  One device, without cloud sync and backup, local Wi-Fi sync, password sharing or priority support.

• Premium (1 user, 1 year)$29.99

  per year (US App Store in-app purchase)

  All your devices, with cloud sync and backup, local Wi-Fi sync, secure password sharing and priority support.

• Premium (1 user, lifetime)$79.99

  one-time (US App Store in-app purchase)

  Premium for a single payment with nothing to renew. The listing says future updates are included.

LogMeOnce

No public discounts listed.

Sticky Password

• Lifetime license

  Lifetime Premium license

  The US App Store lists Premium (1 user, lifetime) at $79.99, a single payment with no renewals that the listing says covers all future updates.