While all existing features are still available with Premium (sharing, emergency access, advanced multi-factor authentication options, 1GB of encrypted storage, and more), nothing new is being added to justify the price hike.įinally, LastPass is also taking away a couple of features from its Free service. However, where LastPass Premium previously cost $12/year, it’s being doubled to $24/year.

LastPass Families will officially cost $48/year, and for that annual fee, you get 6 LastPass Premium accounts to share, folders for sharing passwords and other files between your family, and a dashboard to easily manage you and your family members’ accounts. We finally have pricing details on how much LastPass Families will cost, but in addition to that, the existing Premium option is also seeing a price hike. The Family plan, which allows you to create up to six separate profiles, is also on sale for $33.Last month, LastPass announced that it would soon be introducing a new “Families” plan for sharing passwords, bank account info, and other sensitive data among family members. And if you need to share any passwords or logins, you easily grant and remove access to trusted family and friends, which is far safer than sending the info over text or email. You'll also get 1GB of encrypted storage for notes about Wi-Fi passwords, insurance information, bank account numbers or anything else you need to keep track of but don't want to fall into the wrong hands. It even syncs across your devices, including laptops, phones, tablets and smartwatches so you can take your passwords with you everywhere.

Add all your usual sites to your LastPass vault and it will record your login, payment and shipping info so you can easily autofill all fields next time you sign in. With a LastPass premium subscription you can store all of your passwords in a single, encrypted location for both convenience and security, as well as a few other features to help keep your data safe.

Lastpass family account