Dashlane vs Keeper

Pick up to 4 tools and see their free plans, entry prices, platforms and limits in one table. Every fact comes from each vendor's own pages, checked 7 November 2026.

Compared on	Dashlane See pricing Visit Remove	Keeper See pricing Visit Remove
What it is	Password manager for individuals and businesses, built around credential risk and phishing protection	Password manager for individuals and teams from a privileged access management vendor
Free plan	No	No
Cheapest paid plan	Not publishedDashlane pricing	Not publishedKeeper pricing
What it covers	Not stated	Not stated
Free trial	14-day free trial on Premium and on the business Password Management plan	30-day free trial for the personal and Family plans; a free trial is offered on the business plans (length not stated)
Platforms	Browser extension, iOS, Android	Web, Browser extension, Mobile
Integrations (vendor's figure)	Not stated	Not stated
Open source	No	No
Good for	Small groups and families that want a shared password manager Companies that want to see weak or exposed logins that SSO does not cover	Regulated organisations that need a vendor with listed compliance certifications Small teams starting with a shared vault Families wanting private vaults and shared folders
Watch out for	Prices were not readable in the page text, so cost has to be checked on Dashlane's site Neither page we read described a free plan	Prices were not readable in the page text, so cost has to be checked on Keeper's site BreachWatch and file storage are paid add-ons on the personal Unlimited plan Business Starter is limited to 5 to 10 users
Made by	Dashlane	Keeper Security

Entry prices are the cheapest paid plan, as each vendor publishes it; “What it covers” says what that price is per (a user, a channel, a brand, a number of contacts). The sources are listed on each tool's page.

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