Same-subcategory comparison

Dashlane Omnix Password ManagementvsLastPass Business

Compare buyer fit, pricing, capability depth, and purchase constraints within one buying category. A higher score is not a universal winner.

Comparison summary

How to choose

These conclusions apply to this subcategory and the buyer conditions shown here. They do not make one product universally better.

Dashlane Omnix Password Management

Consider when

Mid-market and enterprise IT teams standardizing employee password and passkey use
Identity teams needing SSO and SCIM-connected onboarding and offboarding

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Organizations requiring self-hosted password-manager infrastructure
Buyers whose primary need is PAM session brokering or developer secrets automation

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LastPass Business

Consider when

Small teams needing shared folders, basic administration, and a fixed 50-user ceiling
Growing organizations needing unlimited users, 100-plus policies, groups, reporting, directories, SIEM, and limited SSO

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Organizations requiring a self-hosted credential vault
Security programs requiring privileged-session brokering and recording rather than workforce password management

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Dimension	Dashlane Omnix Password Management	LastPass Business
Pricing and trial	Omnix Password Management $8 USD · per user · per month · Omnix Password Management USD rate · Password Management annual billing · annual upfront payment · minimum 1 user · Current Omnix Password Management subscription Omnix Enterprise Requires quote · per organization · Omnix Enterprise custom quote · custom quote · minimum 50 employee · Organizations of 50 employees or more The current Password Management plan is safely bound to USD 8 per user per month and annual billing. Annual billing is not treated as proof of a fixed contract term. Omnix Enterprise remains custom-priced for organizations of 50 employees or more. Full profile	Teams $4.25 USD · per user · per month · Teams US monthly equivalent billed annually · billed annually · Current public US business-plan rate Business $7 USD · per user · per month · Business US monthly equivalent billed annually · billed annually · Current public US business-plan rate Business Max $9 USD · per user · per month · Business Max US monthly equivalent billed annually · billed annually · Current public US business-plan rate The official US plan ladder lists Teams at USD 4.25, Business at USD 7, and Business Max at USD 9 per user per month, all billed annually. Annual payment timing is explicit; a separate non-cancellable commitment term is not stated and is not inferred. Full profile
Best for	Mid-market and enterprise IT teams standardizing employee password and passkey use Identity teams needing SSO and SCIM-connected onboarding and offboarding Security teams requiring policy enforcement, encrypted activity logs, password health, and SIEM integration	Small teams needing shared folders, basic administration, and a fixed 50-user ceiling Growing organizations needing unlimited users, 100-plus policies, groups, reporting, directories, SIEM, and limited SSO Businesses needing SaaS discovery, SaaS access governance, unlimited SSO, and advanced MFA in one higher tier
Not for	Organizations requiring self-hosted password-manager infrastructure Buyers whose primary need is PAM session brokering or developer secrets automation Teams expecting Credential Protection and AI phishing controls inside the standalone Password Management price	Organizations requiring a self-hosted credential vault Security programs requiring privileged-session brokering and recording rather than workforce password management Developer teams seeking application-secret rotation and CI/CD secret injection
Source check	99/100	98/100
Key features	Zero-knowledge employee vaults for passwords and passkeys Secure sharing through collections and groups with granular permissions AI-powered autofill, password generation, and password health Admin Console policies, groups, activity logs, and recovery controls SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, SIEM integration, public API, and CLI	Encrypted zero-knowledge vault for every employee Shared folders with configurable access permissions Admin Console, groups, roles, and more than 100 Business security policies Security Dashboard, password-health scoring, and dark-web monitoring Advanced reports, REST API, Splunk, and Microsoft Sentinel integrations
Cons	The 2026 rename can leave third-party review pages and legacy plan references under Dashlane Business Credential Protection and Enterprise capabilities must not be inherited into the standalone Password Management entitlement Annual billing does not establish cancellation rights or a non-cancellable contract term	Monthly-equivalent prices are billed annually, while a separate commitment term is not publicly stated Business includes only three SSO apps unlimited SSO and advanced MFA require Business Max
Category buying score	82Higher category-fit score	80
Rank	#5	#6
Context	Security & Privacy / Business Password Management Software	Security & Privacy / Business Password Management Software
Security architecture	85Zero-knowledge employee vaults for passwords and passkeys establish a client-side secrecy model suitable for business credential storage, with cloud SaaS delivery rather than self-hosted infrastructure.	77While a zero-knowledge encryption architecture is utilized, the vendor's documented security-incident history necessitates an independent review of current controls.
Administration and governance	83Admin Console policies, groups, activity logs, and recovery controls give IT operators centralized governance over employee vaults within the Password Management plan.	83Administrative management is controlled via an Admin Console supporting distinct roles, groups, and up to 100-plus policies on Business plans.
Credential sharing and lifecycle	82Manages sharing workflows through unlimited collections, though advanced credential risk detection is excluded.	79Shared folders with configurable access permissions provide a defined credential-sharing model, but the facts do not establish advanced lifecycle automation for every sharing workflow.
Identity and provisioning	88Includes native SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning in the base plan to facilitate automated onboarding.	84Directory integrations, automated provisioning, and federated login on Business-tier capabilities can align vault access with existing identity systems and reduce manual joiner-mover-leaver work.
Monitoring and compliance	75Integrates activity logs with SIEM endpoints, but lacks proactive risk detection on the standard plan.	83Password-health scoring, dark-web monitoring, advanced reports, and SIEM integrations with Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel support ongoing monitoring, with Business Max adding SaaS discovery and protection for broader SaaS visibility.
Platform coverage and usability	85Browser, mobile, and cross-device credential access plus AI-powered autofill and passkey support cover common employee endpoints without requiring a separate desktop-only workflow.	86Browser extensions, mobile apps, offline mode, passkeys, TOTP, and hardware MFA provide broad access coverage, while Business Max adds SaaS discovery and unlimited SSO for broader platform use.
Support and total cost	71Provides a standard rate of USD 8 per user per month billed annually upfront, though separate modules add cost and contract duration is not defined.	68US list rates are clear at 4.25, 7, and 9 USD per user per month billed annually with 14-day trials, yet SSO and advanced MFA move to Business Max, site-license pricing is custom, and commitment term beyond annual billing is not stated.
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Comparison summary

Most material score differences

These are the stored dimension rationales returned with each score. They explain the buyer conditions behind the gap without speculating about hidden model reasoning.

Security architecture

8 pts

Dashlane Omnix Password Management · 85/100: Zero-knowledge employee vaults for passwords and passkeys establish a client-side secrecy model suitable for business credential storage, with cloud SaaS delivery rather than self-hosted infrastructure.
LastPass Business · 77/100: While a zero-knowledge encryption architecture is utilized, the vendor's documented security-incident history necessitates an independent review of current controls.

Monitoring and compliance

8 pts

Dashlane Omnix Password Management · 75/100: Integrates activity logs with SIEM endpoints, but lacks proactive risk detection on the standard plan.
LastPass Business · 83/100: Password-health scoring, dark-web monitoring, advanced reports, and SIEM integrations with Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel support ongoing monitoring, with Business Max adding SaaS discovery and protection for broader SaaS visibility.

Identity and provisioning

4 pts

Dashlane Omnix Password Management · 88/100: Includes native SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning in the base plan to facilitate automated onboarding.
LastPass Business · 84/100: Directory integrations, automated provisioning, and federated login on Business-tier capabilities can align vault access with existing identity systems and reduce manual joiner-mover-leaver work.

Research basis

This page uses stored product facts, official evidence, and category scoring rationales. It is not an account-based hands-on test, and third-party user ratings are not folded into the category buying score.

Dashlane Omnix Password Management: Fact confidence: 99% · Fact checked: 2026-08-10
LastPass Business: Fact confidence: 98% · Fact checked: 2026-08-10