Dashlane Pricing
Complete pricing breakdown for Dashlane including all plans, hidden costs, and limitations.
Pricing score: 38/100
Plans & Pricing
- Volume pricing
- Dedicated account manager
User limit: Custom
- Credential risk detection
- AI phishing detection and alerts
- Risk dashboards
- Admin detection and response
User limit: Per user
- Secure vault
- Unlimited collections
- Password policies
- Password health dashboard
- SSO and SCIM integration
- 14-day free trial
User limit: Per user
- Unlimited devices
- Unlimited passwords and passkeys
- Secure sharing
- Dark web monitoring
- VPN for Wi-Fi protection
- Real-time phishing alerts
- Live chat support
User limit: 1 user
Storage: Unlimited passwords and passkeys, 1 GB encrypted files
- Everything in Premium for the plan manager
- 10 private accounts
- Friends & Family dashboard
User limit: Up to 10 members
Storage: Unlimited passwords per member
Pricing Issues Reported by Users
Dashlane free plan discontinued - what happened to my passwords?
Dashlane moved all Free users to a Premium trial on August 5, 2025 and ended the Free plan on September 16, 2025. After that, former free users could no longer add, edit, copy or view their data, only export it, and the window to export or upgrade ran until September 16, 2026. Many long-time free users left for Bitwarden or NordPass.
Dashlane charged me after I cancelled - refund refused
Many Trustpilot reviews (June-September 2026) describe auto-renewal charges they did not expect, cancellations that did not stop billing, and refunds refused after the 30-day window. Dashlane only guarantees a full refund within 30 days of purchase; app-store purchases must be cancelled with Apple or Google.
Why is Dashlane so expensive? Annual-only billing
Premium is advertised as $4.99/month but billed annually ($59.88 upfront), and Friends & Family is $89.88/year. Reviewers note there is no month-to-month option and that Dashlane costs more than Bitwarden, NordPass or Proton Pass for the same core job.
Dashlane price increase pushes long-time users away
Trustpilot reviews from August to October 2026 repeatedly mention sharp renewal price increases for long-time subscribers, and switch write-ups cite Premium's cost as the main reason for moving to Bitwarden. Some third-party pricing pages note introductory prices that renew higher.
Business seats not reduced when users are removed
A business admin reported on Trustpilot (September 2026) that removing users did not lower billed seats at renewal. Business pricing was also restructured in March 2026: the $11 Omnix bundle was split into Password Management ($8/user/month) and Credential Protection ($4/user/month).