Inlockly vs LastPass
After the 2022 breach, many people are looking for a new home for their passwords. Inlockly encrypts your vault on your device, works on both computer and phone, and costs less than LastPass Premium.
Last checked: October 5, 2026
01 / At a glance
02 / Key differences
In 2022, customers' encrypted vaults were copied from LastPass's cloud. According to TRM Labs, weaker master passwords were still being cracked and cryptocurrency stolen in 2025.
Free LastPass works on one device type. The Inlockly Free plan covers one device, and Personal covers all of them - with no device-type restrictions.
LastPass only shares with other LastPass users. Inlockly sends an encrypted link that expires on its own - the recipient doesn't need an account.
AES-256-GCM, which detects any tampering with your data, and Argon2id, which makes large-scale guessing of your master password on graphics cards much harder.
LastPass keeps one-time codes in a separate Authenticator app. In Inlockly, they sit right in the item and fill in along with your password.
After you switch, see which passwords to change first - especially the ones stored in your old vault.
03 / Feature by feature
We compare plans for individuals and families. Where a feature requires a paid plan, we say so.
| Feature | Inlockly | LastPass |
|---|---|---|
| 01Plans and pricing | ||
| Free plan | YesUnlimited passwords on 1 device | PartlyOne device type - computer or phone |
| Plan for one personBilled yearly | $2.09 / mo$24.90 per year · 1 person · unlimited devices | About $3/mo |
| Family planBilled yearly | $3.29 / mo$39.90 per year · 5 people · unlimited devices | About $4/mo · up to 6 people |
| 02Everyday use | ||
| Desktop and mobile apps | YesWindows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android | PartlyMobile apps; on desktop, mainly the browser extension |
| Browser extensions | YesChrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera | YesAll popular browsers |
| Autofill and password generator | Yes | Yes |
| 2FA codes (TOTP) | YesIn the vault, from the Personal plan | PartlyIn the separate LastPass Authenticator app |
| Import from other managers | YesOn every plan, including Free | Yes |
| 03Security | ||
| Zero-knowledge encryption | YesAES-256-GCM, key derived from your password with Argon2id | YesAES-256, key via PBKDF2 |
| Breach alerts and password health | YesSafetyMeter™ from the Personal plan | YesDark web monitoring on Premium |
| Recovery if you forget your master password | YesRecovery key on every plan | YesVia the mobile app; emergency access on Premium |
| Emergency access for a trusted contact | PartlyInstead, a recovery key and a family or company admin | YesOn the Premium plan |
| Item change history | Yes30 days of full items (Personal and Family) | PartlyAn item's password and note history |
| 04Sharing and family | ||
| Sharing with people without an account | YesSecure link from the Personal plan | NoOnly with other LastPass users |
| Shared vaults and permissions | YesOn the Family plan | YesShared folders on the Families plan |
| Family admin dashboard | Yes | Yes |
04 / Making the switch
In the LastPass extension or vault, choose Advanced Options → Export and save the CSV file.
Open import in the Inlockly app and select the file. Your data is encrypted on your device before it reaches the cloud.
Delete the export file. If your vault existed in 2022, change the passwords for your email, bank, and crypto wallets - SafetyMeter™ helps you decide the order.
Import is available on every plan, including Free. Import guide ↗
05 / Good to know
The copied vaults were encrypted, but attackers can try to crack them with no time limit - especially those protected by a weaker master password. If you used LastPass in 2022, it's worth changing your most important passwords and moving especially sensitive data (such as wallet recovery phrases) somewhere new.
Yes. Billed yearly, the Inlockly Personal plan is $2.09 a month, compared with about $3 for LastPass Premium, and the Family plan is $3.29 a month, compared with about $4 for LastPass Families. Prices exclude any applicable taxes.
Free LastPass only works on one device type - computer or phone. The Inlockly Free plan covers one device with unlimited passwords, the generator, autofill, import, and a recovery key. The Personal plan removes the device limit.
Export your data from LastPass to a CSV file (Advanced Options → Export), then import the file in the Inlockly app. Import is available on every plan. Delete the export file when you're done.
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See the comparisonThis comparison was prepared by the Inlockly team. We checked other products' features on their websites, pricing pages, and documentation. We cover plans for individuals and families; business offerings may differ. Vendors change their prices and features - if you spot something out of date, let us know and we will fix it.
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