Are Passpack and Dashlane both available to buy?

Yes. Passpack offers Teams and Business plans with published prices and an Enterprise quote option. Dashlane sells Omnix Password Management and offers Credential Protection and Enterprise packages.

How much do Passpack and Dashlane cost for business password management?

Passpack lists Teams at $1.66 per user per month and Business at $4.50 per user per month, both paid annually. Dashlane lists Omnix Password Management at $8 per user per month, billed annually.

Can a new customer buy Dashlane Starter, Team, or Standard?

No. Dashlane says it no longer sells Starter, Team, or Standard plans. Existing customers may keep and renew them, but new business buyers should compare the currently offered Omnix packages.

Which browser extensions do Passpack and Dashlane offer?

Passpack documents a Chrome extension and lists Firefox and Edge support as coming soon. Dashlane documents extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

Do Passpack and Dashlane support single sign-on?

Yes. Passpack lists Google and Microsoft sign-in on its Business plan. Dashlane includes SSO integration in Omnix Password Management.

Does Dashlane include credential risk detection in its password manager?

Dashlane's Omnix Password Management includes Password Health and Dark Web Monitoring, but its workforce-wide Credential Risk Detection belongs to the separate Credential Protection package or Omnix Enterprise.

How long can I try Passpack or Dashlane?

Passpack advertises a 28-day free trial. Dashlane advertises a 14-day trial of its Omnix platform.

Which product is a better fit for a small team?

Passpack is worth considering if a team of up to 20 prioritizes its lower-priced Teams plan. Dashlane is worth considering if the team needs its broader browser extension support or SSO and SCIM integrations; Omnix Password Management starts at two seats.

Passpack vs Dashlane

Choose Passpack if your team wants lower-priced password sharing and business controls; choose Dashlane if browser coverage, mobile access, and SSO and SCIM integrations matter more. Both sell business password management plans with shared credentials and administrative features. The main differences are their published pricing, supported extensions, and how they package integrations and security tools.

Last updated October 31, 2026.

At a glance

Passpack compared with Dashlane, one row per dimension
Dimension	Passpack	Dashlane
Business pricing	Teams $1.66/user/month; Business $4.50/user/month, billed annually	Omnix Password Management $8/user/month, billed annually
Starting team size	Teams plan for up to 20 people	Omnix Password Management requires at least 2 seats
Browser extensions	Chrome; Firefox and Edge listed as coming soon	Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari
Mobile apps	iPhone app listed on plans page	iPhone, iPad, and Android apps
Single sign-on	Google and Microsoft sign-in on Business	SSO integration in Omnix Password Management
Provisioning	Active Directory on Business	SCIM in Omnix Password Management
Credential monitoring	Limited activity reporting on Teams; advanced reporting on Business	Password Health and Dark Web Monitoring in Password Management
Workforce risk detection	Not published	Credential Protection or Enterprise package
VPN	Not published	Wi-Fi VPN in Password Management; unavailable during trial
Password storage and sharing	Unlimited passwords; encrypted sharing with individuals and teams	Unlimited credentials; unlimited secure sharing
Free trial	28 days	14 days
Support	Rapid Response support on Business; dedicated manager on Enterprise	Email seven days a week and live chat; phone for qualifying accounts

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Which should you choose?

Choose Passpack if

Teams of up to 20 seeking lower-priced per-user licenses
Businesses that share credentials among individuals and teams
Organizations using Google or Microsoft sign-in
Buyers who want a 28-day trial

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Choose Dashlane if

Teams using Firefox, Edge, or Safari extensions
Organizations requiring SSO and SCIM provisioning
Teams needing iPhone and Android apps
Buyers seeking password health and dark web monitoring

See Dashlane — 20% CASHBACK

The verdict

Passpack is the better fit for a cost-conscious team that can use its Chrome extension and wants encrypted sharing, with SSO and advanced administration available on its Business plan. Dashlane is the better fit for an organization that needs extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, plus SSO and SCIM in its password management package. If workforce-wide credential risk detection is the deciding factor, compare Dashlane's separate Credential Protection or Enterprise package rather than assuming it comes with Password Management.