LastPass Free vs Premium
Premium costs $3 more a month ($36 a year) than Free. Here is exactly what that extra money buys.
Free
$0 a month
Best for: Someone who only uses one kind of device – either a computer or a phone, but not both.
Premium
$3 a month
Best for: One person who wants their passwords on their computer AND their phone.
What you get by choosing Premium
- Which kinds of device you can use: Computers, phones and tablets together (instead of Either computers OR phones and tablets, not both)This is the big catch with the free LastPass plan. Free lets you choose ONE type: computers (including all web browsers on desktops and laptops) or mobile (phones, tablets, and smartwatches). To use both, you need Premium.
- Storage for documents and files: 1 GB (instead of 0.05 GB)The free plan gives a very small amount (50 MB). The paid plans give 1 GB.
- Letting someone in if something happens to you: Included (instead of Not included)
- Sharing a password with several people at once: Included (instead of Not included)On the free plan you can only share with one person at a time.
Same on both
people with their own private account (1), shared folders for the household (not included).
Which one should you pick?
It depends on what you actually use. If you don't need which kinds of device you can use or storage for documents and files or letting someone in if something happens to you or sharing a password with several people at once, Free does the same job for less. Answer a few questions and we'll tell you which plan fits.
Prices and features verified September 21, 2026 from LastPass's official pages (source ↗). Prices are before tax and can change. See all LastPass plans.