Password Managers With a Free Plan, According to Owners

3 of the password managers we cover let you start free. Here is what each free plan includes, according to the maker, and what long-term owners report about the service.

1. BitwardenBitwarden

   1. Free plan available

   Bitwarden

   What owners say: Bitwarden delivers robust security and unmatched value through its open-source model, but tests owner patience with persistent performance bugs and inconsistent autofill.

   Visit Bitwarden →Paid plans from $1.65/moRead the verdict →
2. LastPassLastPass

   2. Free plan available

   LastPass

   What owners say: LastPass offers dependable cross-device password management, but a history of breaches, aggressive pricing, and declining reliability have driven long-term owners away.

   Visit LastPass →Paid plans from $3/moRead the verdict →
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   3. Free plan available

   Proton Pass

   Proton Pass has a free plan with unlimited logins, notes and credit cards on unlimited devices, a password generator, passkey support and 10 hide-my-email aliases.

   What owners say: Proton Pass delivers elite privacy and secure alias integration, but suffers from sluggish feature updates and inconsistent autofill.

   Visit Proton Pass →Paid plans from $2.99/moRead the verdict →

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