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Password Managers comparison · 2026
Keeper (85) and Dashlane (81) are closely matched — this is one of the tightest Password Managers comparisons in our database, with just 4 points separating them overall. Keeper leads on Team Features (92 vs 72). The two are closest on Cross-Platform, where the gap is just 0 points. On pricing, Keeper starts cheaper at $3/mo versus $5/mo. Use the radar chart and dimension table below to find which fits your specific priorities best.
Keeper
Enterprise-grade with the best team controls
85/100
Dashlane
Premium UX with built-in VPN
81/100
Radar comparison
Keeper
85
Dashlane
81
Security
Encryption standard, zero-knowledge architecture, audit results
Ease of Use
Onboarding, daily UX, autofill reliability
Cross-Platform
Browser extensions, mobile apps, OS support
Price/Value
Free tier, paid tier cost vs features
Team Features
Sharing, vaults, admin controls, SSO
Import/Export
CSV import, migration tools, portability
Browser Extension
Autofill accuracy, extension speed, form detection
Overall Score
Keeper
Pros
Cons
Dashlane
Pros
Cons
Choose Keeper if you value security most and have budget for $3/month or more. Choose Dashlane if you value security most and have budget for $5/month or more. If neither dimension is a clear priority, Keeper's higher overall score (85/100) makes it the safer default in the password managers category.
Based on our independent scoring across 7 dimensions, Keeper scores 85/100 overall versus Dashlane's 81/100 — a 4-point margin. Keeper leads on Security in particular. That said, Dashlane may still be the right choice if the dimensions where it scores higher match your specific priorities — the radar chart above shows the full profile side by side.
Keeper starts cheaper at $3/month versus Dashlane's $5/month. At higher usage tiers, the gap may narrow depending on each tool's scaling model. Check the official pricing pages for current plans — SaaS pricing changes frequently.
Keeper scores higher on Team Features — 92/100 versus 72/100 for Dashlane. If team features is your primary decision criterion, Keeper is the stronger choice in this head-to-head.
Switching between password managers tools is generally possible but involves migration effort: exporting your data or configuration from Keeper, re-importing or reconfiguring in Dashlane, and updating any API integrations or environment variables in your codebase. The effort scales with how deeply embedded the tool is in your stack. Test Dashlane on a non-production project first before migrating.
Keeper (85/100) is the better fit for teams who prioritise security — its strongest dimension — and who want a free entry point. Dashlane (81/100) is the better fit for teams who prioritise security and want a free entry point. If both dimensions matter equally, the overall score winner (Keeper) is the safer default choice.
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