Dashlane Password Manager Reviews & Product Details

I use Dashlane in both my professional and personal life. It's so quick and easy to use to save, retrieve, and even share passwords that it's become a must-have tool for me. The phone app as well as the browser plug-ins are time savers. I don't think that I'd be able to get through the day without using Dashlane at least a few times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The thing I like least about Dashlane is that sometimes it gets in the way of entering a password manually. I realize I can click the icon and choose to turn it off temporarily, so sometimes it's really just a nuisance rather than a problem. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ability to share payment and passwords with my business partner in one space.

The Chrome extension makes it easy to add passwords when the domains don't quite match up (like apple and icloud for example) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was a way to search the passwords I need more easily through the online platform. It's much easier as an extension.

I also wish it was easier to filter out duplicates and find the password that is actually valid.

I wish there was more integration with other uses like Roku, Switch, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that Dashlane lets me set secure passwords to share with my teams. I can set a password for a shared login, and add it to a group in Dashlane to easily share it with everyone on my team. I also love knowing that all the passwords used in my organization are secure. We do not allow self-generated passwords and ask all employees to generate their passwords through Dashlane for security. Implementation is simple, we use Google apps for our business, so simply having the extension installed in our default browser, Chrome, allows all used to integrate into the platform seamlessly. We use the app every single day, allowing my team to generate website keys, and 2F authentication right in the app is a huge plus. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it is a little confusing to remove users, and managing the actual back-end platform. But once I got the hang of things, it was smooth sailing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For the most part it is ok. I have experience with a lot of password managers, and it is about in the middle for functionality, ease of use, etc. I do like the VPN that comes with it as that saves some costs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI is cludgy compared to other password keepers. MANY of the features work randomly between our users. For instance, some people have to login nearly every time to fill passwords, others it remembers. It seems random and we can't put a finger on it. The BIG problem is you can't change someone's emails. Got married? Too bad - need to create a new account. Rebranding effort? TOO BAD - need another account. We just went through a rebranding, and it has been horrific. We had to break SSO because they implemented it hard tied to the email address and not the account - so everything just broke. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it is an extension I can add to chrome, so it's easily accessible from work or home computers. I also have it on my mobile phone. I like the easy way you can update passwords, manage and delete old logins, it's totally intuitive hopping in to fill in forms.

As administrator, it's a simple tool to install on new employee desktops. We like that we can revoke access quickly, as well. We use it every day for every program. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As I just mentioned the automatic filling in of forms, at times it can be frustrating that it won't 'go away' when your information is not your normal fill ins. If you press, "turn off until I turn back on", sometimes it just reloads anyway, plus the dialogue box is blocking the form you are on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dashlane is a great password manager when you want to balance features vs simplicity. It has more functionality than your built-in browser/computer password manager, but without adding all the features that complicate the UI and make it more difficult for your employees/users to adopt usage. It was very easy to implement for our organization, and integrates well with user's devices (phones, computers, etc.) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The password change feature on Dashlane can be slightly infuriating, because in order to change you either have to log into the target website or directly into Dashlane's web interface. For systems where your password expires, this can be a significant barrier for users who don't understand how to access & edit Dashlane directly from the web interface. The experience is not ideal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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), which I use for my 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 be neatly organized as well.

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.

- Pleasing UI, easy to explain to newbies

- Seamless integration with Chrome

- Good team management

- Comes with Hotspot Shield VPN, which is pretty nice itself

- Good opinionated defaults so things work pretty well right from jump

- Standard features are just generally well implemented - password generation, auto-login, dark web sniffing, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The master password reset is a little complex and isn't automatically set up, frustrates some users

- It would be nice if the admin were more powerful, e.g. having the ability to change passwords or even just view which accounts the users have passwords for

- Spreadsheet export hard to find

- Password sharing seems to depend on the recipient accepting the shared password via email, rather than being instant as expected

- The link to set up Hotspot Shield didn't work from within Dashlane, had to contact customer support to get a working link

- Sometimes the password filler is overly eager and gets in the way of some clearly non-password related fields on the page. It can be turned off, but it'd be nice if it were a little smarter about those things Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ease of onboarding users and how it lets them keep their personal passwords separate from company related websites. The website management that allows me to specify which sites should automatically be placed into the business bucket is also a great feature. Their customer support was easy to reach and very helpful at answering questions during implementation. I haven't found much not to like about Dashlane and would highly recommend it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't found anything yet that hasn't been well thought out or does not work well. Whether using with different web browsers or from my phone I've apprieciated how easy it is to manage passwords and have them available no matter what device I am using. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've used multiple password managers and Dashlane has given me the best experience thus far. It has great UI design which really helps with teaching new hires how to use the password manager. The one time I had to contact customer support for a billing question was pleasant, as they responded quickly and didn't put any barriers between asking the question and receiving an answer. It was simple to import all of our existing passwords that we had saved into our browsers and then set Dashlane as the default. We use our password manager frequently, probably over 5 times each day and then I also have an account for my personal use when I'm off the clock. It's an affordable software that has historically been way more trustworthy than a lot of the Big Names in password managers. I trust Dashlane and I will continue to use them for my passwords and payment information until the sun explodes. I won't use another software when I already have the best. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This is so incredibly minor and is probably user error, but for some websites I have multiple logins saved and sometimes in my rush to get logged in, overwrite one username with another username's password. Between Dashlane being eager to help with the little popup and Chrome screaming at me to use an outdated password I have yet to get rid of, sometimes I select the wrong thing. I don't ever worry about losing that overwritten password, though, because it's so easy to go into the "view history" on the web app and revert the password back to what it was before I plowed through. This isn't a dig on Dashlane, more of a comment on how user error could be construed as a software problem. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.