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Dashlane

Dashlane's business offering is packaged through Omnix, with Password Management, Credential Protection and Enterprise options. Password Management focuses on storing and accessing employee credentials, while Credential Protection addresses credential-risk monitoring. Existing Business plans have been renamed under the updated packaging.

Dashlane Overview

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Popularity 90%
Ease of Use 89%
Features 90%
Value 82%
Integrations 88%
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Our quick take on Dashlane

Dashlane's current naming matters when comparing quotes: Omnix Password Management replaces the former Business name, while Credential Protection is a different scope. Decide whether you need vault management, risk monitoring or both, then test provisioning, sharing and employee recovery under the intended plan.

Starting Price
8
Free Trial
No
Best For
Businesses seeking accessible employee password management with optional credential-risk coverage.
Pricing Model
Per User Month
Company Size
6–20, 21–50, 51–200, 201–1,000, 1,000+
Category
Password Management

Dashlane Features

Automation Reporting Dashboards

Industries

Professional Services

Dashlane Pricing

Starting price: 8

Pricing model: Per User Month

Free trial: No

Dashlane Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Clear separation of password management and credential-risk products. Business password management includes a 14-day evaluation option. Enterprise packaging can combine broader credential-security needs.

Cons

  • New and legacy plan names can cause comparison mistakes. Credential Protection alone is not the same purchase as a password vault plan. Combined enterprise scope requires a tailored quote.

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