Passwork vs. LastPass feature comparison

Where LastPass operates solely in the cloud, Passwork gives organizations full control with on-premises deployment and transparent, predictable pricing.

Passwork and LastPass

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Passwork vs. LastPass complete comparison

Features column

Features

Full on‑premise password manager
European jurisdiction and data sovereignty
Built-in secret management
B2B‑only focus
Unique enterprise features
Source code transparency
Security and reputation
On‑premsupport for SMB
Pricing forpasswords + secrets
Products comparison table
Passwork
LastPass
Included

Ready‑to‑use on‑premise solution with official support

Not included

Cloud-only architecture with deployment at scale via admin tools for browser extensions and apps, with no on-premises server option

Included

EU‑based vendor, data and keys inside customer infrastructure

Not included

Global vendor headquartered in the US, with data processing under US jurisdiction and residency options in CA, EU, UK, AU, and SG

Included

Built-in secrets management for API keys, tokens, certificates, CI/CD

Not included

Password manager first, where secure notes can hold secrets but there is no dedicated secrets management module

Included

100% B2B

Not included

Mixed B2C/B2B offering

Included

Multiple vault types, mandatory admin oversight, unlimited roles, detailed audit logs

Included

Centralized admin controls, directory integrations (Okta, Azure AD), customizable policies, audit trails, SIEM support, advanced MFA, and PAM-related policies

Included

Source code available to customers for security audit

Not included

Closed source with no public source-code auditability

Included

ISO 27001, zero‑knowledge, security incidents, no major public incidents

Included

Zero-knowledge architecture with SOC 2, SOC 3, C5, ISO 27001, and GDPR claims, with a major breach reported in 2022 where encrypted vault data and backups were accessed

Included

Official support starting from 10 users, deployment and upgrade assistance

Not included

No on-premises support

Included

Single license for passwords and secrets; from €3–4.5 per user/month

Not included

$7 per user/month for Business plan (billed annually)

Features for every role in your team

Passwork preview

For administrators

  • User management
  • Active Directory / LDAP
  • SSO integration
  • API access

For security teams

  • Audit logs
  • Compliance reports
  • Advanced 2FA
  • Security policies

For end users

  • Password storage & generation
  • Browser extensions
  • Mobile apps
  • Secure sharing

Secret management, not just passwords.
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Choose your plan.
Long-term ownership costs 30% less than the industry average.

  • Standard

    Essential features for small and medium businesses to support secure growth

    3€
    per month /
    per user
    billed annually
    • Quick start with all core features
    • Simple, secure, and low admin overhead
    • Shared vaults, easy access, no training
  • Advanced

    Advanced capabilities for complex security and management needs in large organizations

    4,5€
    per month /
    per user
    billed annually
    • Advanced access management
    • Reliable infrastructure for enterprise environments
    • Priority support and full regulatory compliance

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No credit card required
Full feature access
GDPR compliant
Enterprise-level support

Frequently Asked Questions

Passwork combines flexible deployment, granular access control, enterprise integrations, and predictable pricing in one platform. It is designed for organizations that want stronger operational control over password security.

Yes. Passwork is available both as a self-hosted solution and as Passwork Cloud. The platform is especially strong for organizations that prioritize on-premises control, but cloud deployment is also available for teams that want a simpler operational model.

Passwork gives organizations more deployment flexibility. Teams that need self-hosting, stronger data control, and alignment with internal security policies can choose on-premises deployment, while others can use Passwork Cloud for faster adoption.

Yes. Passwork includes enterprise-ready capabilities such as SSO, AD/LDAP integration, role-based access control, centralized user management, activity logging, and high-availability deployment options.

Passwork is designed to provide transparent, predictable licensing and lower long-term ownership costs, especially for organizations that want to avoid hidden scaling costs and keep control over their security infrastructure.

Yes. Passwork includes Secrets Manager capabilities, allowing organizations to manage both user credentials and technical secrets within one secure environment.

Yes. Passwork supports integration with Active Directory, Azure AD, LDAP, SAML SSO, SIEM systems via syslog, and third-party tools through its API.

Yes. Passwork is designed to remain straightforward for end users while giving administrators fine-grained control over permissions, vault structure, and access policies across growing teams.

Passwork is a strong fit for organizations that prioritize security, centralized administration, deployment flexibility, and long-term cost efficiency. The best way to evaluate fit is through a demo or trial based on your infrastructure and access-management requirements.

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