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LastPass Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated
LastPass is a popular and easy-to-use password manager with premium features and great security tools and multiple account recovery options. Adding an advanced layer of security, the platform offers multi-factor authentication and time-based one-time password protection, dark web monitoring, a one-to-one authenticator, and secure notes. LastPass also offers effective pricing, with a freemium plan that covers extensive features and tiered plans with more robust security features and tools.
| Company | LogMeIn, Inc. |
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| Year founded | 2003 |
| Company size | 1001-5000 employees |
| Headquarters | Boston, MA, United States |
| Social Media |
| Capabilities |
API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Chromebook, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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LastPass allows me a safe home for my valuable data.
Downsides are the cost. It would be nicer to have better pricing.
The problem being solved is a user does not need to remember multiple passwords.
Works well in all platforms. Keeps track of all my passwords. Generates REALLY complex passwords that I don't have to remember.
The use of a single password to access everything is scary. I wish a login system similar to Google could be implemented. That is only when I am there and with my iPhone, would I be allowed in.
Keep up with all my passwords as well as create and remember new ones.
I love that I can use LastPass on all of my computers, browsers, and devices. I appreciate that it integrates with my Yubikey to secure my account information.
I don't like that it automatically fills in boxes, and that to disable that I have to edit each individual password's setting. I also find the authenticator difficult to manage - Microsoft's is more intuitive.
I would never be able to keep track of all the passwords I have in LastPass securely everywhere as I can with LastPass. I also use the secure note feature to keep track of non-password information.
All the passwords in one place?! 10 years with no issues. Great customer service. Easy to use. Always there to help speed things along instead of doing mental gymnastics remembering a password!
I can't think of anything that I dislike about LastPass so I'm not going to write anything here even though it's asking me to sorry can't think of anything best of luck !
Not having to remember all of my passwords all of the time every single day for every single login for every single website and every time a credit card prompt is asked for
Being able to auto fill passwords, and generating strong passwords
Not much. I can't think of any bad right now
Being able to generate strong passwords
It is easy to use and does all the things I expect it to.
The amount of times it makes me re verify on a device.
It saves my passwords for lots of accounts.
I love that I can now have complicated and more secure passcodes without having to remember all of them AND that I can sort my passwords. Plus I can store info about personal devices and logins.
My only gripe is that I use a web based CRM for work, and I have to disable Lastpass completely in the same browser I use for personal or else it fills CRM fields, then I have to turn it back on.
Keeping track of allllllll my passwords!
Autofill and password generation, love it.
Doesn't always autofill on a few websites and some apps. I wish the password generation feature worked better when creating passwords.
Having secure passwords that I don't have to remember
userinterface and the prompts are great.
there's nothing in specific to dislike here!
Last Pass remembers everything and helps to login without any problem.
Secure password generation and Password Sharing
Offline Access Limitations is a concern for me
I am not afraid of weak passwords and security risks.
