Keeper vs Dashlane
Detailed comparison to help you choose the right tool for your needs
Quick Comparison
Rating
4.6
vs4.5
Starting Price
$35
vsFree
Pricing Model
paid
vsfreemium
Feature
Keeper
Dashlane
Password Vault
Autofill
Secure File Storage
Dark Web Monitoring
Breach Watch
Emergency Access
Password vault
VPN included
Dark web monitoring
Password changer
Secure sharing
All platforms
Keeper Pros
- Strong zero-knowledge security architecture
- Excellent enterprise and compliance features
- BreachWatch monitors for compromised credentials
- Secure file storage included
- Good cross-platform support
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified
Keeper Cons
- Add-ons increase the total cost
- Dark web monitoring costs extra
- Interface is functional but not beautiful
- Free tier is very limited
- Import from other managers can be clunky
- Browser extension can be slow to autofill
Dashlane Pros
- Built-in VPN included
- Dark web monitoring
- Auto password changer for supported sites
- Simple interface for non-technical users
- Passkey support
- Identity theft protection (higher tiers)
Dashlane Cons
- Most expensive option ($60+/year)
- No native desktop app (browser only)
- Free tier extremely limited (25 passwords)
- Browser extension removed desktop app
- Significantly pricier than 1Password or Bitwarden
- Users leaving for cheaper alternatives