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LogMeOnce

By LogMeOnce, Inc.

Category: security-utilities

Pricing: freemium

Free plan: Available

Free-plan limits: Free plan includes unlimited passwords, 2FA, 1MB encrypted storage, 3 secure notes, and 5 password shares. Professional ($2.50/mo) raises this to 1GB storage/50 notes/50 shares plus unlimited card storage; Ultimate ($3.25/mo) and Family ($4.99/mo, up to 6 members) offer 10GB storage with unlimited notes/shares and expanded 2FA/biometrics.

Best for: Notable for passwordless-login and multi-factor authentication features bundled into even its free tier, useful for offices wanting extra authentication options beyond basic vaulting.

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