Looking for a hassle-free LastPass alternative? You found it.

Recently, LastPass introduced new, critical changes – LastPass’s free plan will no longer support cross-device sync. That means you won’t be able to access your digital belongings on both your laptop and phone when you need them.

Yes, you can create two accounts (separately for PC and phone) and duplicate every item manually.

Yes, you can upgrade to premium (but that’s more expensive than a similar premium alternative would cost).

Or you can simply switch to a hassle-free LastPass alternative – PassCamp. Here’s why and how.

PassCamp – reasonably the best LastPass alternative

Contrarily to LastPass, PassCamp appeared in the market of password managers only a few years ago. Yet, it immediately gained international recognition for its highly innovative, compromise-free security architecture.

Compared with PassCamp, LastPass is a big, well-known player that offers Free, Premium, Family, and Business plans. So far, in the period of three years, LastPass tripled their prices and continues to limit the functionality for a large part of their users. Unfortunately, the tool is now about to take down the very important sync feature across devices.

PassCamp, on the other hand, having stayed away from the flashy headlines, stepped into the market with a feature-packed Free plan and realistically priced Premium, Team, and Enterprise plans. With its one-of-a-kind vault implementation, PassCamp is a truly viable LastPass alternative.

PassCamp is a cross-platform password manager

There’s no need to waste your time manually duplicating the passwords.

Contrarily to LastPass, PassCamp’s Free plan offers data sync across all devices you use. You see the same real-time updated data wherever you open it – on a mobile phone, laptop, or browser.

PassCamp offers Multi-tier sharing (a.k.a. One-to-many and Re-sharing)

PassCamp is an effective LastPass alternative because it doesn’t limit you when you want to share passwords securely with a few people. Supporting secure digital data-sharing practices, PassCamp allows you to share a password with as many people as you need it (even in the Free plan).

If something is not right, in PassCamp, a human will talk with you

LastPass doesn’t offer personal support in its Free plan and directs you into their self-help resource center. This can get very frustrating if you have a problem that cannot wait.

PassCamp has a dedicated Customer Support staff that helps you to solve the problems (if any occur) personally.

PassCamp Premium is still cheaper than LastPass Premium

Many users are satisfied with the benefits of the Free PassCamp version. However, if you use more than 15 passwords, you can unlock the full potential of the tool (and an unlimited number of passwords) for a reasonable price.

PassCamp Premium plan costs only 2,50€ monthly, or you can choose a yearly plan and pay for only 10 months (two months free).

That’s a clear contrast to 2,90€ monthly for LastPass Premium where you pay for all 12 months.

To make the switch even easier on your wallet, we are offering all newcomers an additional 20% to the PassCamp Personal plan.

To enjoy the discount, add the discount code “ maketheswitch20” in your billing section. Don’t wait too long though, as the promotion will expire soon!

How to switch from LastPass to PassCamp?

Making a switch to PassCamp takes only a few moments. Here are the steps:

1. Log in to your LastPass account.
2. Select Advanced Options.
3. Click Export.
4. Type in your Master Password.
5. The new tab with your data should appear.
6. Open your PassCamp account.
7. In the dashboard on the left, select Import/Export items.
8. Download the .cvs file template.
9. Fill in the template with the exported data from LastPass (step 5).
10. Import this file to PassCamp.

That’s it. You will now be able to access all your data immediately on all devices.

In the end, if you are looking for a hassle-free LastPass alternative that you can use real-time on all devices and, if anything, receive personal email support, PassCamp is the password manager to go for.

Try it out for free today!