Dashlane is an award-winning service that revolutionizes the online experience by replacing the drudgery of everyday transactional processes with convenient, automated simplicity - in other words, letting you get to the good stuff faster.
Features
- Express checkout
- Password manager
- Automatic login
- Automatic form-filling
- Secure and encrypted notes
- Keep your data secure and private
- Multi-platform and synced to the cloud
Dashlane comes in two service levels: Free and Premium. Compare the plans.
Version 6.1844.0:
Note: In this update, we're also introducing a new plan, Dashlane Premium Plus (U.S. only), to help you prevent and protect yourself from the consequences of breaches and identity theft. Premium Plus includes all the benefits of Dashlane Premium, plus credit monitoring, identity restoration, and up to $1 million of Identity Theft Insurance.
New:
- Monitor your Password Health in our new Identity Dashboard. Get a complete picture of your online security in one convenient place, so you can understand what to improve and take action fast.
- Dark Web Monitoring: Dashlane scans the web for any leaked personal data and sends alerts, so you can take immediate action to protect your accounts.
- VPN for WiFi protection: Dashlane encrypts your online activity on unsecure WiFi networks to always keep your personal information safe and private.
- Use Inbox Security Scan to scan your email inbox and find all the accounts you've created, analyze their security, and save them in Dashlane.
- Secure Document Storage: Encrypt and store sensitive documents and files in Dashlane to access them anywhere.
Other:
- Bug fixes and other enhancements.
I've been a dedicated 1password user for so long, I can't remember how many years. That said, their new subscription model made me consider evaluating other apps. Dashlane has come out far and away on top, with 2-factor auth, intelligent sharing, automatic password changing, and responsive automatic logins across all devices.
I've tried LastPass and Dashlane. Both are very similar except pricing. Also, Dashlane is now at v6. They also changed their pricing structure to $4.99 a month (about $60/year) and there's no way to contact them about pre-sales questions. It's also not very good compared to LastPass. Very buggy. I set preferences and it just ignores them.
The free version does everything but sync your accounts between devices. So if you make any password changes on your Mac and then use Dashlane for android, it won't see those updates/changes.
You get a 30-day trial period with all features, so use that time to sync your accounts and then just stay with the free version. Until they lower the price to what other password managers charge, avoid this and find a more reasonable solution. You can export your passwords and accounts and import them into another program (at least I think you still can).
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