LastPass Reviews & Product Details

I use LastPass to store all my access credentials at the creative agency where I work. I appreciate how it keeps everything organized and helps ensure we don’t lose track of the access details for each account. What I like most is the quick access, how easy it is to search for the accounts I need, and the security it provides by keeping everything private.

Having all my accounts in one place means I don’t have to enter my credentials every time; LastPass takes care of it with a single click. The search bar is especially helpful—if I don’t remember an account’s exact name, I can type a few letters and quickly find what I’m looking for. The initial setup was straightforward, and the browser plugin makes it even easier to use day to day. I’d give it a 10 out of 10 and would absolutely recommend it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The layout of the access icons, particularly in the desktop version, could be optimized to make better use of available screen space. Improving spacing, alignment, or grid structure would allow more subscriptions to be visible at once, reducing the need for scrolling and making it easier for users to quickly scan and access what they need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how LastPass helps me maintain all my login and password information with one tool. I appreciate not having to write down or try to remember passwords across different platforms anymore. The setup was very easy, and it integrates with most browsers and mobile devices, which is really convenient for saving time and organizing my login information. The ability to run security checks and get recommendations to enhance security impresses me. I also like that LastPass notifies me if any login information is reported in leaks, so my information stays secure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it can be hard to fill in new forms or fields due to the LastPass integration. It will block the field or try to fill in forms unless you turn it off. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The most useful feature for remote teams is the password-sharing functionality. Within each shared folder, access to individual URLs can be restricted for specific users, which is also very convenient. The platform is easy to set up and manage, and updates can be distributed effortlessly through the ‘Update My Vault’ function, allowing each user to sync independently if needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It happened that a team member with limited privileges needed approval to access the platform from the same PC on the same LAN, for safety reasons, and it was stressful especially when the colleague who had to approve it wasn’t working at that time. However: safety first! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LastPass is one of the password managers that I use on a daily basis. The issue I struggled with was finding a password manager that worked everywhere I needed it to. Most of the platforms I found fell short, but one day I stumbled upon LastPass, and it completely changed the way I save, store, use, share, and manage all of the crucial login credentials I have to use multiple times on a daily basis. LastPass is installed on my phone, on my home computer, on my work computer, and on a tablet. Everywhere I go, LastPass does too. I love that they also store passkeys for accounts, which makes logging in so much more secure, but with LastPass, using a passkey is no longer a drawn-out process that takes a ton of time to get dialed in every time you want to use it. You can set up LastPass to complete an auto-login process for you, so when you get to a website you want to log into, LastPass takes over and gets you into your account before you even realize it. The platform is secure. It reminds me every time I have a reused or weak password. Clicking on one of the providers in your vault takes you straight to the login page, without the need to type anything in. Getting everything set up on my computer and all of my accounts was incredibly easy. Getting all of my accounts signed in and passwords or other sensitive data stored on the platform made integration a really intuitive process. Finally, LastPass is fairly inexpensive for what it does. I joined when LastPass was free, and I wish you could still use it in multiple locations while still being free, but I don't mind paying for quality software, and I definitely feel LastPass fits in this category. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish LastPass had remained free, like it was in previous years, but I can understand why they needed to charge for the service, and I don't mind paying for it. There are definitely some known bugs that have existed for years that have yet to be fixed, but every major software product I can think of has these. One thing I wish would work a little better is staying logged into a computer or device I use frequently. One of the bugs I mentioned makes it so that, occasionally, I have to log into the browser extension every day until I get things back to normal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LastPass is great for storing all your web page passwords and will autofill the majority of them. Not only that but I can securely store all sorts of information including other passwords that and logons I can search and copy paste to where they are needed, notes, banking and card information and many others that I want to keep safe. I have also recently started using the Passkeys feature to great success.

When accessing webpages that require sign-ins, I now go directly to the LastPass extension in my browser and search the site from there. I can then launch the link and majority of the time LastPass will autofill and login for me automatically.

As a network admin, LastPass has been quite easy to roll out to our staff. Initially they didn't see the value in it when comparing to saving passwords into their browser of choice. Once I explain the security benefits and that they are able to access LastPass in other locations and on their mobile devices they come around relatively quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using LastPass for a few years now and nothing comes to mind. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In my daily work, I handle nutrition consultations, manage clinic operations, and also work on health education content. I started using LastPass recently, and it helps me keep my work logins in one secure place, so I don’t waste time trying different passwords when work gets busy. Setting it up was simple and I could start using it the same day. I use it regularly now, and it saves time when I move between different tools and pages. I like that I don’t have to think about passwords anymore and can just get on with my work. It works smoothly with my browser and fits into my daily routine without any extra steps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is not much that bothers me in daily use. One small thing I notice is that sometimes the extension does not fill the login on the first click and I have to click it again. Also, when I open many tabs at once, the vault can feel a little slow for a moment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about LastPass is how simple and reliable it makes password management. It saves time by auto-filling logins across devices, generates strong passwords so you don’t have to think about security every time, and keeps everything organized in one place. Once it’s set up, it just quietly works in the background—which is exactly what you want from a tool like this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about LastPass is the security incidents in the past, which hurt trust for a product built around protecting data. It can also feel slow or buggy at times, especially with browser extensions, and some useful features have been moved behind the paid plan, which frustrates long-time users. Overall, it works, but those issues make you think twice about relying on it fully. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ability to save obscure passwords in a vault that is auditable and controllable by IT admins. As an IT organization, it's important for us to ensure the passwords we use to access our systems and intellectual property are secure. Also, having an audit trail is useful, especially in litigation, to show who accessed what. Additionally, the ability to move passwords between accounts, allowing them to survive employee termination, adds great value. LastPass was very easy to set up initially. Years ago, we just imported a CSV of our passwords, which made the process seamless. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The LastPass browser extension often is very slow to respond and it doesn't matter which computer or browser I use it in. It just feels very sluggish often. And the other problem is that the account linking through the family benefits fails often. So our shared personal folders disappear, and I have to unlink and relink the account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unique passwords. We have over 650 web site log in's that all have a unique, 16 digit password. I really like that LastPass works cross-platform, which is super helpful since my team uses a mix of iPhones, Macs, and Windows laptops. It’s great for collaboration because it works with a team account and shared folders, making it easy for us to manage one password for a critical website that we all use daily. This shared access is really important for keeping our productivity up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The setup process for LastPass and pulling passwords out of browser saved passwords, and then also getting it installed on different browsers, whether it be Google Chrome, Safari, or Microsoft Edge, is not quite as transparent. Also, inviting a new team member or a new person to a shared folder does not seem to work as seamlessly as it should. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about LastPass is the convenience it brings to daily work. As part of a real estate business, we use many different tools and accounts, and LastPass helps keep everything organized, secure, and easy to access. The autofill and password generator save time, reduce friction, and make it much easier to follow good security practices consistently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most is that it can occasionally feel a bit clunky, especially when autofill does not recognize a login page perfectly or when you have multiple saved entries for similar websites. In those moments, it adds a small amount of friction. But overall, the benefits still clearly outweigh those minor annoyances. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.