1Password vs Dashlane Business: Pricing and Admin Fit

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1Password and Dashlane both provide business password management, secure sharing, administrative policies, and identity integrations. Their current business offerings differ in published pricing: 1Password lists a per-user rate, while Dashlane lists its Omnix Password Management price as unavailable on the pricing page.

Verdict#

Pick 1Password if you want a published per-user price, developer tools, and detailed business administration features. Pick Dashlane if its Omnix Password Management or Credential Protection packaging, including SSO, SCIM, and credential-risk capabilities, better matches your team; Dashlane’s checked pricing page does not publish a numeric rate.

Feature comparison#

Area	1Password	Dashlane
Current business plans	Teams Starter Pack and Business	Omnix Password Management, Omnix Credential Protection, and Omnix Enterprise
Core password management	Secure vaults, credential saving and autofill, secure sharing, temporary sharing, guest accounts, and business reports	Secure vault, AI-Powered Autofill, secure sharing, collections, password generator, password health dashboard, and secure notes with 1GB encrypted document storage
Security monitoring	Watchtower alerts for potential breaches, weak, expiring, or reused passwords	Password health, dark web monitoring, personalized security alerts, and vault phishing alerts
Identity integrations	SSO and provisioning with Azure AD, Google Workspace, Okta, OneLogin, Rippling, and JumpCloud	SSO and SCIM provisioning in Password Management and Enterprise
Administration	Role-based permissions, custom policies, access monitoring, custom groups, reports, and vault permissions	Enforceable policy settings, enterprise deployment, admin vault policies, and activity integrations
Developer support	SSH key signing, Git commit signing, CLI, SDKs, IDE extensions, CI/CD integrations, and infrastructure-as-code integrations	The checked professional-plan comparison lists password management and credential-protection features, but does not publish equivalent developer-tool details
Credential-risk features	Watchtower and security alerts	Credential Risk Detection, Credential Risk Alerts, AI Phishing Alerts, phishing insights, and custom rules in Credential Protection and Enterprise

According to 1Password’s Business plan page, Business adds identity-provider integrations, Watchtower alerts, expanded role-based vault sharing, permissions, and broader administration compared with Teams Starter Pack. Dashlane’s professional-plan comparison says Omnix Password Management includes the same features as the legacy Dashlane Business plan, while Omnix Enterprise combines Password Management and Credential Protection features.Dashlane’s comparison

Pricing at 3 team sizes#

1Password Business is listed at $8.99 per user per month, billed yearly. Dashlane lists Omnix Password Management as per user per month billed annually, but its pricing page shows “–” rather than a numeric rate.Dashlane pricing Check 1Password pricing

Team size	1Password Business, annual billing	Dashlane Omnix Password Management	Source
10 users	$8.99 x 10 users x 12 months = $1,078.80	See note below	1Password Business pricing
50 users	$8.99 x 50 users x 12 months = $5,394.00	See note below	1Password Business pricing
200 users	$8.99 x 200 users x 12 months = $21,576.00	See note below	1Password Business pricing

Dashlane’s numeric Omnix Password Management price is not published in the sources we checked, so a comparable 10, 50, or 200 user calculation is not possible. 1Password also lists Teams Starter Pack at $24.95 per month billed annually, with 10 users minimum and up to 20 users, but the calculations above use the Business plan for a consistent per-user comparison.

Deployment and admin effort#

1Password supports access on macOS, iOS, watchOS, Windows, Android, and Linux, along with browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, and Brave. Its Business plan supports SSO, user and group provisioning, custom groups, role-based permissions, vault permissions, access monitoring, and SIEM event streaming.1Password Business features

Dashlane lists unlimited devices, enterprise deployment, enforceable policy settings, SSO, SCIM provisioning, and activity integrations for its professional plans. Onboarding support and a Customer Success Manager are available for qualifying accounts, according to Dashlane’s plan comparison.Dashlane professional plans

For a small team, 1Password Business has a one-user minimum, while Teams Starter Pack has a 10-user minimum. Dashlane’s checked pages describe the available administration capabilities but do not publish a step-by-step deployment effort estimate.

Migration notes#

Migration procedures, supported import formats, and migration timelines are not published in the sources we checked for either vendor. Confirm the available import process and any data-handling requirements before selecting a platform.

FAQ#

Which vendor publishes a numeric business price?

1Password publishes $8.99 per user per month for Business when billed yearly. Dashlane’s pricing page shows “–” for Omnix Password Management rather than a numeric rate.

Does Dashlane still sell its legacy Business plan?

Dashlane no longer sells Starter, Team, or Standard plans. Its comparison page says Omnix Password Management includes the same features as the legacy Dashlane Business plan.

What does 1Password Business add for administrators?

1Password Business includes identity-provider integrations, Watchtower alerts, role-based vault sharing and permissions, custom policies, access monitoring, custom groups, and business reports.

Which plans include SSO and SCIM?

1Password Business includes SSO and provisioning integrations. Dashlane lists SSO and SCIM provisioning for Omnix Password Management and Omnix Enterprise, but not for Credential Protection alone.

Does either vendor publish migration details in these sources?

No. Migration procedures and supported import details are not published in the sources we checked.