Very convenient to use. I use Dashlane Password Manager on both my laptop and smartphone. On my laptop, I have multiple browsers installed (Vivaldi, Opera, Firefox, Edge, Chrome, Brave) that I use for work. I have the Dashlane extension installed on each of them, and everything works smoothly. The app accurately recognizes websites and fills in the correct login credentials.

Dashlane also allows you to store your personal data (phone number, email, name, address). It usually detects when these details can be used (e.g., when filling out forms), but sometimes it makes mistakes (e.g., when entering something into a website's search bar). However, in such cases, you can disable suggestions for that specific visit on the given site.

I like that Dashlane supports Passkeys. The experience with them is very smooth. I can also save my payment cards in Dashlane and use their details when needed. The same goes for my ID card, passport, Social Security number, and other personal information. There's even space for custom notes. Passwords can also be neatly organized.

However, the most handy turned out to be the tab "Payments". I have a few debit cards for different occasions, and Dashlane serves me perfectly, allowing me to choose the one I prefer in a given situation.

A nice bonus is the VPN service included with the subscription. It’s powered by Hotspot Shield, and it runs seamlessly. A very good VPN. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Well, it is a very good app; maybe just the price is a bit too high. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how easy it is to setup my logins and protect my data for my business. It's one click and select the logo in the login box, and voila! I'm in. I get to set up the controls the way I want to. If you are a business owner, this is an excellent tool to keep your business safe and secure. You can give role permissions to your team and outside partners as needed. Highly recommend this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can't think of anything I would change. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The most helpful feature is the automatic password generation and autofill capability. It saves time during logins while ensuring every account uses strong, unique passwords. The Password Health dashboard and dark web monitoring are also very valuable because they proactively identify weak, reused, or compromised credentials and help improve overall security.

Another major upside is cross-device syncing and browser integration, which allows seamless access to credentials on desktop and mobile. Secure password sharing, passkey support, and built-in VPN features add extra convenience and protection for daily use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside of Dashlane Password Manager is that the premium plans can feel expensive compared to some competing password managers, especially for users who only need basic password storage. While the extra features like VPN and dark web monitoring are useful, not everyone may fully use them.

The free version is also fairly limited, especially compared to alternatives that offer broader free functionality. In addition, if a user forgets their master password, account recovery can be difficult due to the platform’s strict security model. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dashlane allows centralized access to credentials without relying on local storage, so any browser can function as a secure workspace. This makes it easy to move between machines without setup or syncing issues, while keeping passwords consistent and securely managed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dashlane can be difficult to use when working with non-browser credentials. The shift away from the desktop application has reduced flexibility for system administrators, particularly in environments where access to services, RDP sessions, or legacy systems does not flow through a browser.

This creates friction in workflows that rely on quick retrieval and injection of credentials outside standard web contexts. As a result, tasks that were previously streamlined now require additional steps or workarounds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how easy it is to generate very secure passwords without having to come up with the character combinations myself. Dashlane Password Manager also stores them securely and makes them readily available across all platforms. It offers a free VPN to premium business account holders along with dark web monitoring, secure forms of payment storage, and makes sharing passwords with colleagues safe and secure. Dashlane made it easy for us to migrate any passwords saved in Google with a simple upload feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The autofill functionalities that we enjoy on the Chrome web extension do not work as well when using Dashlane on a mobile device. Often, it becomes a cut and paste action instead of autofill. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dashlane Password Manager stands out for its intuitive UI/UX, making password management effortless. Its seamless integrations with browsers and apps enhance user experience, while robust performance ensures quick access to credentials. The pricing is competitive, offering great ROI, especially with the premium features. Onboarding is straightforward, with excellent support resources to guide users. Dashlane’s AI-driven features, such as password health monitoring and breach alerts, add a layer of intelligence that enhances security. Overall, Dashlane is a comprehensive solution that combines ease of use, strong performance, and valuable features for anyone looking to streamline their password management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would say it would have to be the user management. Password resets are difficult. I do like being able to setup a division and they manage it themselves so that is nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Loving Dashlane! Super user-friendly, auto-fills my passwords, and the auto-lock feature adds an extra layer of security. Highly recommend! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unfortunately, Dashlane is missing the ability to group passwords, which would make it even easier to organize all my information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What we like: Solid platform, reliable app performance, and it handles a large credential vault (500+) without issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform itself is solid. But the customer service experience has been genuinely poor, and I want to be specific so Dashlane can address it.

Our support interactions were unhelpful and transactional — no warmth, no effort to actually understand our situation, and no offer to escalate to a phone call when the email thread clearly wasn't resolving anything. What we got instead was Terms/Policy boilerplate and what felt like a push toward a paid upgrade rather than any real attempt to retain us as long-standing legacy customers.

That disconnect — a great product paired with customer service that seems indifferent to keeping existing users — is what's driving this review.

Pricing is also average compared to alternatives in the marketplace today. The app performance is fine; no real issues there. Like I said, the platform is solid. The UX/UI is still behind when it comes to filtering and searching for credentials. When you have 500+, the lack of basic search and filter functionality becomes a real problem — and it still hasn't been addressed.

Integrations: Not applicable to our use case.

AI Features: Not applicable to our use case. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an admin, it is easy to manage my users, billing, etc. As a user, it's the only password manager I'll use. I use it on my PC, phone, tablet. It does a great job and is easy to use, even for my most tech-phobic users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have very few problems with Dashlane and most of them creep in because of the nature of the web. Different sites have different login flows and on occasion I'll bump into a site where Dashlane doesn't know how or what to fill in. they have made improvements on that recently by adding Dashlane to the context menu

I also occasionally have problems with Dashlane wanting to help me fill things that I don't need its help filling. Like a contact record in my CRM. I can't turn dashlane off for the site because I want help logging in, but it doesn't know what I need to put into the CRM. That said, it never really gets in the way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dashlane makes my life so much easier. It securely syncs passkeys, passwords, payment information, and secure notes across my phone, work devices, home devices, and iPad. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The cost keeps going up. Still, I’m really glad they grandfather you into the payment plan you originally signed up for. I’ve been using Dashlane for almost five years after switching from LastPass, and I haven’t looked back. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.