How Much Does LastPass Cost in 2026?

We need to talk about the breach. In 2022, attackers stole encrypted vault data for millions of LastPass users. The vaults were encrypted, so if your master password was strong, your data was likely safe. But if it wasn't — and plenty of people used weak master passwords — those vaults could theoretically be cracked offline with enough computing power. LastPass disclosed it, forced security changes, and rebuilt their infrastructure. That's the right response. But here's the uncomfortable truth: 1Password and Bitwarden have never had a comparable incident, and they cost about the same or less. LastPass Premium at $3/mo ($36/yr) sits between Bitwarden Premium ($19.80/yr) and 1Password ($35.88/yr). So you're paying essentially the same as 1Password but getting a product with a breach on its record. That's a tough value proposition. The free plan restricts you to one device type — desktops or mobile, pick one. That was the change that drove the first wave of users to Bitwarden back in 2021, before the breach even happened. NordPass Free limits you to one device total, which is worse, but Bitwarden Free gives you unlimited everything. LastPass Free lands in the middle, and the middle isn't where you want to be on a free tier. Families at $4/mo ($48/yr) for 6 users is competitively priced — just slightly more than Bitwarden Families ($47.88) and cheaper than 1Password Families ($53.88). The 30-day free trial is the longest in the category, which is actually smart: give people enough time to rebuild trust through daily use. The apps themselves are fine. Autofill works, the vault is organized, sharing between family members is straightforward. There's nothing wrong with the product in 2026. The problem is that there's nothing compelling enough about it to overcome the reputation hit when equally good or better options exist at the same price point. If you're already on LastPass and your passwords have been rotated since the breach, there's no urgent reason to leave. But if you're choosing a password manager today for the first time, the breach history makes this a hard recommendation when Bitwarden costs half as much and 1Password costs the same with a cleaner track record.