After multiple security incidents, many LastPass users have migrated. The alternatives here cover free, premium, family, and self-hosted options.
Bitwarden
Best overall alternative
Open source, free for personal use, paid family/business tiers, optional self-hosting.
Pros
- Open source and audited
- Free tier is genuinely usable
- Self-hosting available
Cons
- UI feels slightly less polished
- Some advanced features are paid
Best for: Most personal users; teams wanting a clear open-source option.
1Password
Best for families and teams
Polished UX, strong sharing/family features, secret-key adds an extra factor over your master password.
Pros
- Excellent UX and onboarding
- Secret-key model is distinctive
- Strong business tier
Cons
- No free tier
- Not open source
Best for: Families and teams that value UX and support.
Proton Pass
Best privacy-focused option
From the Proton suite. Email-aliasing built in; growing fast.
Pros
- Bundled with other Proton tools
- Built-in email aliases
- Strong privacy posture
Cons
- Younger product than competitors
- Some advanced features still maturing
Best for: Existing Proton users; privacy-first individuals.
KeePassXC
Best free / local-only option
Open-source desktop manager with a single encrypted file you control.
Pros
- Completely free
- Full local control
- Long track record
Cons
- Sync is DIY (cloud drive, syncthing, etc.)
- No native team features
Best for: Privacy maximalists; technical users.
Apple Passwords / Google Passwords
Best already-built-in option
First-party password managers built into iOS / macOS and Android / Chrome respectively.
Pros
- Free
- No setup
- Solid for ecosystem-locked users
Cons
- Cross-platform support is weak
- Sharing features are limited
Best for: Users firmly inside one ecosystem.