Is this comparison worth publishing?

Yes. Keeper Security and LastPass both currently sell business password-management plans, publish substantial plan details, and compete for teams choosing a password manager.

Which costs less for a small team?

Keeper Security lists Business Starter from $2 per user per month for 5–10 users, billed annually. LastPass lists Teams at $4.25 per user per month for up to 50 users, billed annually. The plans have different limits and features, so the starting prices are not like-for-like.

Can both products manage more than a small team?

Yes. Keeper Security offers Business and Enterprise plans beyond its 5–10-user Business Starter plan. LastPass lists up to 50 users for Teams and no user limit for Business or Business Max.

Do Keeper Security and LastPass include single sign-on?

Keeper Security lists SAML-based login to its vault on Enterprise. LastPass lists SSO access to up to three apps on Business and unlimited SSO apps on Business Max. These are different SSO capabilities, so buyers should check which one they need.

Which supports directory provisioning?

Keeper Security lists SCIM provisioning and Active Directory or LDAP sync on Enterprise. LastPass lists directory integrations, including Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, OneLogin, and Okta, on Business and Business Max.

Does either product offer privileged access management?

Keeper Security sells KeeperPAM and lists Secrets Manager as an add-on to its business platform. LastPass describes Business Max around password management, SSO, MFA, and SaaS and AI controls rather than a comparable privileged access management product.

Are dark web monitoring and SIEM integrations included?

LastPass lists dark web monitoring on Teams, Business, and Business Max, and SIEM integrations on Business and Business Max. Keeper Security lists BreachWatch dark web monitoring as an add-on and requires its Advanced Reporting & Alerts add-on for SIEM event data.

Can I try both before buying?

Yes. Keeper Security offers free trials for Business and Enterprise. LastPass advertises 14-day free trials for Teams and Business.

Keeper Security vs LastPass

Choose Keeper Security if your organization wants password management with a path to privileged access and secrets management; choose LastPass if it wants password management with built-in SSO app access and, on Business Max, SaaS and AI monitoring. Both vendors currently sell plans for teams and businesses. The deciding questions are which capabilities you need, which plan includes them, and how many users you need to cover.

Last updated October 31, 2026.

At a glance

Keeper Security compared with LastPass, one row per dimension
Dimension	Keeper Security	LastPass
Business plans	Business Starter, Business, Enterprise; KeeperPAM available	Teams, Business, Business Max
Starting business price	Business Starter from $2/user/month, billed annually	Teams $4.25/user/month, billed annually
Small-team limits	Business Starter: 5–10 users	Teams: up to 50 users
SSO	SAML vault login on Enterprise	Business: up to 3 SSO apps; Business Max: unlimited
Directory provisioning	SCIM and AD/LDAP sync on Enterprise	Directory integrations on Business and Business Max
Extended security tools	KeeperPAM; Secrets Manager add-on	SaaS and AI monitoring on Business Max
SIEM event data	Advanced Reporting & Alerts add-on required	SIEM integrations on Business and Business Max
Dark web monitoring	BreachWatch add-on	Included in Teams, Business, and Business Max
Shared team folders	Business and Enterprise	Teams, Business, and Business Max
Password storage	Unlimited on business plans	Unlimited on business plans
Platforms	Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android; browser extensions	Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android; browser extensions
Business trials	Business and Enterprise free trials	14-day Teams and Business free trials

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Which should you choose?

Choose Keeper Security if

Teams of 5–10 considering a password-management Starter plan
Organizations that also need privileged access or secrets management
IT teams seeking SAML vault login and SCIM provisioning on an Enterprise plan

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Choose LastPass if

Teams of up to 50 seeking shared folders on a Teams plan
Businesses that want SSO access to up to three apps on the Business plan
Organizations considering SaaS and AI monitoring on Business Max

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The verdict

Keeper Security is the better fit when privileged access, infrastructure secrets, or a small 5–10-person Starter plan drive the purchase. LastPass is the better fit when built-in SSO app access or Business Max’s SaaS and AI controls drive it. Compare the specific tiers before buying: Keeper places SAML vault login and advanced provisioning in Enterprise, while LastPass Business includes SSO for up to three apps and Business Max lists unlimited SSO apps.