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LastPass protects sensitive credentials, streamlines account access, and fosters seamless collaboration across the distributed workforce.
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Overview
LastPass Business protects sensitive credentials, streamlines account access, and fosters seamless collaboration across the distributed workforce. The premier cloud-based password manager, LastPass, protects organizations of all sizes by preventing unauthorized access, account takeovers, and data breaches caused by weak, reused, or stolen credentials. It ensures convenient access to business-critical SaaS apps and online accounts, enabling secure internal and external collaboration for maximum productivity and efficiency across a distributed workforce. Built on zero-knowledge security architecture and backed by the EPM industry's only dedicated threat intelligence team, LastPass empowers users and admins to securely and effortlessly generate, share, access, manage, reset, and revoke credentials, folders, and notes. With over 120 user management policies and privileges, adaptive multi-factor authentication, and native integrations with popular Directory, Federated, and SIEM solutions, LastPass standardizes password management and boosts online security and privacy without sacrificing the user experience.
Adding Business Max, LastPass's NEW feature set, provides the most enhanced level of secure access for any business. It includes SaaS Monitoring, unlimited SSO, and advanced MFA capabilities. SaaS Monitoring, powered by the LastPass browser extension, tracks and aggregates business application usage across organizations, so IT admins and business leaders can uncover Shadow IT and Shadow AI, while optimizing their SaaS application costs by identifying over- or under-used applications.
Top Product Benefits - Overview:
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Security + Compliance: Enforce strong password policies and multi-factor authentication, monitor SaaS apps for Shadow IT and over-provisioning, discover leaked credentials on the dark web, establish role-based, temporary, and privileged access controls, and integrate password hygiene data into SIEMs to protect your organization from threats and achieve compliance.
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Convenience: Features including but not limited to one-click autofill, auto save, auto synch, passwordless authentication, and universal accessibility across all major Desktop, Browsers, Mobile and Operating Systems. A centralized Command Center simplifies policy and privilege enforcement for admins, while integrations with Entra/IdPs, PAMs, and IAMs streamline end user management.
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Collaboration: Bridge the gap between access management tools and non-SSO configurable SaaS apps. Support cross-functional projects and maximize productivity for hybrid, Gig workers, agency partners, and freelancers with customizable access controls, and secure sharing and synching of credentials, folders, and notes.
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Cost Savings: Reduce the risk of million-dollar data breach expenses and non-compliance penalties by securing credentials and preventing unauthorized access. Alleviate help desk costs from password resets and account lockouts, save thousands by avoiding having to build native SSO integrations, and achieve affordable cyber insurance premiums.
Additional Benefits with Business Max:
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Uncover Unvetted Apps and AI-powered Tools (Shadow IT and Shadow AI): Identify any unapproved apps your teams may be using, so you can manage your technology landscape better and keep company data safe.
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Cut Costs and Maximize App Value: Spot duplicated, unused, or over-provisioned apps to reduce wasteful spending and make sure each tool is fully utilized.
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Boost Security and Enforce Policies: Track app usage and user activity to ensure security policies are followed consistently and sensitive data is protected.
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Stay Compliant and Protect Agreements: Meet regulatory and contractual standards to keep data secure, protect valuable business relationships, and avoid potential fines.
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Prepare for Disruptions and Prevent Data Loss: Identify critical apps for continuity planning, and prevent data loss by catching risky behaviors, such as improper data sharing or access issues when employees leave.
If you're interested in a Private Offer, please contact us at Marketplace@lastpass.com . 15 license minimum to qualify for a Private Offer
Highlights
- Securely share sensitive information with anyone, anywhere: Enable the workforce to create, manage and securely share credentials, folders and notes - internally and externally in real-time.
- Complement your identity and tech stack: Through native integrations, expedite onboarding and offboarding and simplify user logins by securing all credential-based accounts not covered by SSO.
- Stop Account Takeover and Data Breaches: Safeguard the integrity and availability of accounts and applications, and the confidentiality of credentials from malicious, illegal, or accidental activities.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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LastPass Business | 1 License - Scalable, comprehensive password and identity management. | $84.00 |
LastPass Business Max | 1 Add-on License: Business Max w/advanced SSO, MFA, & SaaS Monitoring | $108.00 |
Dimensions summary
You buy this product by license, priced per unit. The LastPass Business license covers password and identity management for one user. LastPass Business Max is an add-on license that layers on single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and SaaS monitoring. You scale cost by adding licenses for each user you cover. The two dimensions work together: start with Business licenses, then add Business Max licenses where you want the extra access-control and app-visibility features. Both are billed as a contract commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
One license covers one user. Each person you want to protect needs their own LastPass Business license. If you add Business Max, you buy one add-on license per user who needs single sign-on, multifactor authentication, and SaaS monitoring features.
Yes. Business Max is an add-on license. It layers extra access-control and app-visibility features on top of the base Business license. You buy Business licenses first, then add Business Max where you want single sign-on, advanced multifactor authentication, and SaaS monitoring.
The base Business license handles the password vault, sharing, and admin console. The Business Max add-on adds SaaS Monitoring to discover apps in use, SaaS Protect to block or restrict risky apps, unlimited single sign-on connections, and advanced multifactor authentication across workstations and VPNs.
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Vendor support
Please feel free to reach out to LastPass Support 24/7 for any of the following challenges:
1.) Account and Access Issues: Assistance with login problems, account recovery, and access-related queries. 2.) Password Management: Help with setting up and managing passwords, including password resets and security best practices. 3.) Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Support for configuring and troubleshooting MFA options. Browser Extensions and Mobile Apps: Guidance on using LastPass browser extensions and mobile apps effectively. 4.) Sharing and Permissions: Assistance with sharing passwords securely and managing permissions within teams. 5.) Billing and Subscription: Help with billing inquiries, plan upgrades, and subscription-related issues. 6.) Security Concerns: Support for addressing security concerns, such as suspicious activity or potential breaches.
They can be reached at support@lastpass.com and
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Zero-Knowledge Security Architecture
Built on zero-knowledge security architecture to ensure credentials and sensitive data are protected with encryption that prevents unauthorized access.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Adaptive multi-factor authentication capabilities with advanced MFA options to prevent account takeover and unauthorized access.
SaaS Application Monitoring
SaaS Monitoring powered by browser extension that tracks and aggregates business application usage to identify Shadow IT, Shadow AI, and over-provisioned or under-utilized applications.
Directory and Identity Integration
Native integrations with Directory, Federated, and SIEM solutions including Entra/IdPs, PAMs, and IAMs for streamlined user management and credential hygiene data aggregation.
Role-Based Access Control
Over 120 user management policies and privileges including role-based, temporary, and privileged access controls for granular credential and account management.
Centralized Identity and Access Visibility
Provides centralized view of identities, accounts, entitlements, and privileged access across IT estate with threat detection capabilities for compromised identities and privileged access misuse
Privileged Credential Management
Manages privileged passwords, accounts, credentials, secrets, and sessions for human and machine identities with zero trust enforcement
Privileged Remote Access Control
Enables granular control, management, and auditing of remote privileged access for employees, vendors, developers, and cloud operations engineers
Endpoint Privilege Management
Enforces least privilege on Windows, macOS, and Linux systems through local admin rights removal, sudo replacement with centralized audited solutions, and application control
Threat Detection and Analytics
Delivers advanced discovery, intelligence, and deep contextual analytics to detect threats, identify hidden attack paths, and combat identity-based attacks across infrastructure
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Automatically synchronizes users across multiple directories to enable one-click access to corporate applications on-premises and in the cloud with enforced security policies and self-service password reset capabilities.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Supports multiple authentication methods including passwordless authentication, passkeys, one-time passcodes, push notifications, biometric data, and security keys with real-time reporting and monitoring of authentication events.
Adaptive Authentication
Delivers multi-layer, context-aware and risk-based protection to minimize common attacks and enforce contextual access security policies based on user behavior and risk assessment.
Identity Lifecycle Management
Provides role-based user provisioning engine with granular access permissions, least-privileged access controls, and automated user account provisioning across AWS services and third-party applications.
Directory Integration
Acts as a secure cloud-based directory with integration capabilities for Active Directory, LDAP, G Suite and other external directories, with pre-built connectors for thousands of third-party web applications and AWS services including AWS IAM, AWS SSO, Amazon Cognito, and Amazon EventBridge.
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Customer reviews
Zach O.
Best-in-Class Sharing for Passwords, Notes, and Team Cards
Reviewed on Oct 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use it every day. It keeps track of all my passwords, notes on items I need to share with my team, and our team’s credit cards. The sharing feature is the best part for me, and it also offers a lot of flexibility around SSO and policies.
What do you dislike about the product?
If the Single Sign-On federation gets messed up, it can be a bit of a pain to reconnect. There are steps to fix it, but I tend to see the most problems when someone’s email address changes (for example, after a name change), since we connect through SSO.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use it to keep track of, and secure, all my many passwords and passkeys. I can log in on multiple computers and have my passwords available no matter which browser I’m using, along with my credit card details. Best of all, I can easily share information with our team.
Computer & Network Security
Reliable Tool I’ve Trusted for Years
Reviewed on Oct 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
It works. I have used it personally and professionally for years now. It was originally recommended by Steve Gibson on SecurityNow podcast.
What do you dislike about the product?
The browser plugin can be excruciatingly slow when I open my browser.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Give me a way to keep work passwords safe at the same time making sure that other people have access to them should they lose access to me.
Accounting
Excellent Password Management Tool
Reviewed on Oct 02, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like that I can add a password and share it with my work colleagues.
What do you dislike about the product?
We’ve been using LP for a few years now and haven’t had any problems. Honestly, there’s nothing I dislike about it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With a single sign-in for a website we all use, we no longer have to distribute updated login details every time the password changes. Instead, we just update it in LP.
Justin L.
LastPass Keeps Our Agency Logins Organized and Secure
Reviewed on Sep 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best is having all our carrier and portal logins organized in one place. Working in an insurance agency, I use these accounts daily, and LastPass is much more convenient than the physical notebook I used before. I can also attach notes like our agency or producer number to each login, so the information I need is right there. Shared logins are especially helpful for carriers that give our whole agency one account, I can update the password in LastPass and keep everyone working from the same credentials.
What do you dislike about the product?
My biggest frustration is that, as far as I know, LastPass doesn’t integrate directly with our Agency Management System. Our AMS has its own credential manager, so we have to maintain some of the same logins in both places. That means duplicate entries and extra upkeep when passwords change. A direct integration that kept those credentials in sync would make our workflow much easier.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
LastPass helps me manage the large number of carrier and portal accounts I use daily at our insurance agency. Before using it, I kept passwords in a physical notebook and used similar passwords across many sites. Now I use the generator to create unique, random passwords without having to remember each one.
It also keeps the information I need for each carrier together, including login credentials, recovery information, and agency or producer numbers. For carriers that give our team a shared login, updating the credential in LastPass keeps everyone’s access information current. The main benefits are better password habits, less manual tracking, and easier access to the accounts and details we need throughout the day.
Working in insurance, risk management is always on my mind. Moving away from a physical password notebook and reused passwords to centrally managed, unique credentials helps me feel more confident about how we handle account access. It’s one more step toward reducing avoidable risk in our agency, and that peace of mind matters to me. In addition, our E&O carrier can offer discounts based on how we handle credentials and sensitive data, which can help some on the ROI in terms of product expense.
It also keeps the information I need for each carrier together, including login credentials, recovery information, and agency or producer numbers. For carriers that give our team a shared login, updating the credential in LastPass keeps everyone’s access information current. The main benefits are better password habits, less manual tracking, and easier access to the accounts and details we need throughout the day.
Working in insurance, risk management is always on my mind. Moving away from a physical password notebook and reused passwords to centrally managed, unique credentials helps me feel more confident about how we handle account access. It’s one more step toward reducing avoidable risk in our agency, and that peace of mind matters to me. In addition, our E&O carrier can offer discounts based on how we handle credentials and sensitive data, which can help some on the ROI in terms of product expense.
Anonymous
Easy Setup, Strong Security, Needs Safari Compatibility
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like the ability to share passwords through LastPass. The initial setup was also very easy for me.
What do you dislike about the product?
I decided to move away from LastPass because it doesn't play well with Safari and Apple products.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use LastPass to store and share passwords securely, preventing the risk of insecure storage or redundant passwords.