Keeper vs LastPass: Comparing Password Managers

Keeper Security and LastPass are both popular password managers for individuals and organizations, but they differ in the capabilities they offer and how customers feel about them. When choosing a password manager, it’s important not only to choose one that suits your personal or business needs but also one that offers strong security and has a reputation among customers for being trustworthy and reliable.

In this blog, we’ll compare Keeper and LastPass based on the password management plans they offer, encryption methods, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) support, security certifications and customer reviews and ratings. 

LastPass vs Keeper: Password manager features comparison

Here’s a detailed comparison of password manager features offered by Keeper and LastPass.

Plans and pricing 

Keeper and LastPass offer competitive pricing for individuals, families, small-to-medium-sized businesses and enterprises. Both platforms include a free Family Plan for business users, but Keeper offers it across all business tiers, while LastPass limits the benefit to its Business and Business Max plans, leaving Teams customers without access. Keeper is also transparent about all its pricing, unlike LastPass.

For students, healthcare workers and members of the military, Keeper offers discounts to new users. While LastPass occasionally promotes limited-time deals for users, it does not offer consistent discounts. Both platforms provide optional add-on services at an additional cost.

Encryption

Keeper employs a zero-trust, zero-knowledge security architecture with multi-layered encryption to ensure that sensitive data is protected at every level. All encryption and decryption occur locally on the user’s device using AES-256 encryption in GCM. Every individual record – passwords, files, custom fields and even metadata – is encrypted with its own unique key, providing true record-level encryption. Keeper also uses PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with a high iteration count (1,000,000 by default) to derive encryption keys from the user’s master password. Additionally, Keeper incorporates Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for secure record sharing, key exchange and its SSO implementation. 

Want to know exactly how Keeper keeps your data safe? Get the full breakdown on our security page.

In comparison, LastPass does not explicitly state that it uses record-level encryption in its technical documentation. Instead, its architecture appears to support encryption at the vault level, meaning all vault contents are protected by a single encryption key. In August 2022, LastPass disclosed that a cybercriminal had exfiltrated source code and technical information from its development environment. That information was later used in a second incident disclosed in December 2022, when the cybercriminal targeted a LastPass employee and obtained credentials and decryption keys, which were then used to access a cloud storage service and copy customer vault backups. At the time of the incident, URLs and other metadata were unencrypted. Only after this breach did LastPass begin encrypting URLs. This incident, coupled with a prior breach in 2015 that exposed users’ email addresses and account metadata, has raised ongoing concerns about LastPass’s encryption model and long-term security posture.

MFA and SSO support

Keeper and LastPass both include basic MFA options like authenticator apps, hardware security keys and SMS codes in their business plans. However, Keeper reserves advanced MFA integrations like Duo, RSA SecurID and SSO for its Enterprise Password Manager plan, similar to LastPass. 

With Keeper Enterprise, organizations can integrate with multiple Identity Providers (IdPs) simultaneously, including Okta, Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace, Ping Identity, OneLogin and any SAML 2.0-compatible IdP. While LastPass Business Max also supports SAML-based SSO, its implementation is typically tied to a single IdP, which can limit flexibility for organizations managing complex or multi-directory environments. Additionally, LastPass Federated Login lacks key functionality, including offline vault access, MFA within the SSO flow and account recovery options – all of which are fully supported by Keeper through Keeper SSO Connect®.

Certifications

Keeper is committed to maintaining the highest standards of data protection and regulatory compliance. Keeper holds the longest-standing SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications in the industry. That means Keeper has continuously demonstrated compliance with 114 information security controls and has implemented an Information Security Management System (ISMS) that meets the internationally recognized ISO standard. In addition to SOC 2, Keeper is also SOC 3 compliant. Keeper is both FedRAMP High and GovRAMP Authorized, which means Keeper’s solutions have been reviewed by the government and authorized for use by federal agencies and state governments.

In contrast, while LastPass also holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications, its compliance portfolio does not match the depth of Keeper’s. LastPass is not FedRAMP High Authorized, limiting its suitability for federal organizations. Keeper’s extensive certification coverage reflects its commitment to delivering the highest levels of security and trust not only for government agencies and businesses, but also for individual users who rely on Keeper to protect their most sensitive data.

Customer reviews and ratings 

On average, customers have rated Keeper positively on a five-point rating system. Keeper meets or exceeds LastPass across several top review websites:

Review Site	Keeper	LastPass
TrustPilot	3.6/5 (3,091 reviews)	1.4/5 (830 reviews)
G2	4.6/5 (1,095 reviews)	4.4/5 (1,827 reviews)
Google Play	4.5/5 (106k reviews)	3.6/5 (233k reviews)
App Store	4.9/5 (209.6k ratings)	4.4/5 (55.7k ratings)

Ratings and reviews as of June 26, 2025.

In G2’s comparison of the Keeper and LastPass password managers, Keeper achieved higher customer satisfaction ratings in all categories, including:

• Ease of use
• Ease of admin
• Quality of support
• Product direction (% positive)

Interested to see how Keeper and LastPass compete in all areas? Visit G2 to see the full comparison.

Keeper vs LastPass: Side-by-side comparison

Here’s a quick overview of how Keeper and LastPass compare in terms of plans and pricing, encryption methods, MFA and SSO support and certifications. 

	Keeper	LastPass
Plans and Pricing	Personal: $3.33/month ($39.99 billed annually) Family: $7.08/month ($84.99 billed annually) Business Starter: $2.00 user/month billed annually Business: $3.75 user/month billed annually Enterprise: $5.00 user/month billed annually	Premium: $3.00/month billed annually Families: $4.00/month billed annually Teams: $4.25 user/month billed annually Business: $7.00 user/month billed annually Business Max: $9.00 user/month billed annually
Encryption	Zero-trust and zero-knowledge architecture Uses AES-256 bit encryption and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) Encrypts at the record level Encrypts all vault data, including URLs, files and custom fields Master Password protected by 1,000,000 PBKDF2 iterations	Zero-trust and zero-knowledge architecture Uses AES-256 bit encryption Record-level encryption is not explicitly documented Only recently began encrypting URLs Master Password protected by 100,100 PBKDF2 iterations (default)
MFA Support	Authenticator app FIDO2/WebAuthn KeeperDNA SMS Duo Security RSA SecurID	Authenticator app FIDO2/WebAuthn SMS Duo Security RSA SecurID
SSO Support	Available in Enterprise plan with multi-IdP support, offline access and MFA.	Business plan supports 3 SAML apps; Business Max supports full SSO with one IdP, no offline access or MFA in SSO.
Certifications	SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 ISO 27001, 27017, 27018 TRUSTe PCI-DSS FedRAMP High and GovRAMP Authorized FIPS 140-3	SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 ISO 27001, 27701 BSI C5 TRUSTe

Get started with Keeper Password Manager today

Switching to Keeper is quick and easy. Keeper includes a LastPass import wizard that seamlessly imports your LastPass records into your Keeper Vault on all of your devices.

Keeper protects millions of individuals and thousands of organizations globally from password-related data breaches and cyber threats. With a variety of plans and add-ons, organizations of all sizes and in all industries can find a suitable solution.

For organizations seeking advanced access control, Keeper also offers a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution. KeeperPAM® provides secure, zero-trust access to critical infrastructure, secrets and sessions without the complexity of legacy PAM solutions.

Get in touch with a member of the team to request a demo and switch to Keeper. 

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