LogMeOnce review
Updated September 28, 2026 · ShieldCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
LogMeOnce suits households that want one shared vault, authenticator codes and a free plan, and who will settle for a short feature list. The family edition is Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month, while the starting price ranks 7 of 36 brands on entry price here.
Key facts
- Best for
- Households wanting a free vault, authenticator codes and one shared family plan on a low entry price.
- Price from
- $2.50↗
- Free plan
- Yes↗
- Platforms
- Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android↗
- Family plan
- Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month↗
- Encryption
- Zero knowledge technology↗
- Features
- TOTP↗
- Headquarters
- United States↗
- Support channels
- Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Pricing model
- Free, Budget
- Official website
- logmeonce.com
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 1 source
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- App Store
Pros and cons
Pros
- Apps are listed for Windows, Mac and Linux, so one account covers desktop and mobile.
- The family edition is Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month, so a whole household shares one vault and one bill.
- Support runs on email, chat and phone, so a phone call is available as well as email.
- The vault relies on Zero knowledge technology, a design shared by 73.7% of the brands listed here.
Cons
- The feature list is totp and nothing more, so plan inclusions are thin for anyone shopping on features.
- Sharing costs more than the entry point, because Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month is priced above it.
- A free plan is listed, but 59.3% of the brands in this group also offer one, so it is a common baseline rather than a reason to move.
Who it suits
- Households that want one shared vault and one bill for the whole family.
- Readers who start on a free plan and pay only when the basics stop being enough.
- People who want phone and chat support from a provider based in the United States.
Who should look elsewhere
- People who want their vault inside Apple's own platform set of iOS, iPadOS and macOS, where Apple Inc. already covers them.
- Shoppers who would rather weigh a higher entry price, since Total Password starts at €9.99.
- Brazilian readers comparing local pricing, since ESET Brasil starts at BRL 64.22.
Pricing
Paid tiers start at $2.50, and a free plan is available for anyone who wants a vault and little else. $2.50 is the cheapest way in rather than a rate for a full term, so read it as a floor and work out what a renewal costs before committing to a longer subscription. Because a free plan is listed, the decision stays cheap: readers can install the apps, live with the basics for a while, and pay later only if the vault earns it. Readers weighing this against paid options elsewhere will find the entry point easy to justify.
What it does well
Apps are listed for Windows, Mac and Linux, so a single account covers desktop and mobile without hunting for a second client. Sharing is priced as its own product rather than folded into the entry point: Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month. For a household that wants one login list and one bill, that is the tidy arrangement, and it settles the question of who pays for the shared plan. Mixed device households are the natural fit here, since the same login list moves between a laptop and a phone.
Who runs it
LogMeOnce is based in the United States, so the jurisdiction to weigh is the US. Support runs on email, chat and phone, which pairs self service with direct contact, including a phone call for anyone who would rather talk to a person than search a help centre. Readers who care about where a provider sits, and how quickly they can reach a person when a device goes missing, get both answers here.
How LogMeOnce compares
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Frequently asked questions
How much does LogMeOnce cost?+
Paid tiers start at $2.50, which is a floor rather than a term total, so renewal spending is worth checking against the term you want. Across the brands compared here, LogMeOnce sits at 7 of 36 on starting price, and the group median is €9.09.
Is there a free version?+
Yes. A free plan is available, and free and budget places LogMeOnce among the free and budget options on the site. Free plans are not rare in this field, since 59.3% of the password managers listed offer one, so the free tier is a starting point rather than a reason to switch on its own.
What does the paid plan add over the free plan?+
The advertised feature set is short, with totp as the listed entry, and the vault runs on Zero knowledge technology. That is a lean bundle, so readers who sort plans by the length of the feature list should read what the paid tier actually adds before paying.
Can I share a vault with family members?+
Yes, through a family edition priced at Family edition for 6 family members, $4.99 per month. That is higher than the $2.50 entry point, so a household needing only a login list can stay on the free plan, while a shared household pays the family rate for one account.
Which devices does it run on?+
Apps are listed for Windows, Mac and Linux, so one account covers desktop and mobile. Apple Inc., by contrast, lists iOS, iPadOS and macOS, so readers who live entirely inside those devices may find wider native coverage there instead.
Where is LogMeOnce based and how do I get help?+
The company is based in the United States, and support runs on email, chat and phone. Phone and chat sit alongside email and a help centre, which matters for readers who expect to speak to a person during setup or after losing a device.
How does the price compare with the alternatives?+
LogMeOnce starts at $2.50, against €9.99 for Total Password and BRL 64.22 for ESET Brasil. Each figure is quoted in that seller's own currency, so the gap is directional: LogMeOnce sits at the cheap end of the three.
How does LogMeOnce score on value?+
The cost score is 7.1 and the overall score is 7.1, so value and the wider picture line up. Price is the stronger part of the case, while the short feature list limits how much the paid tier can justify.
Sources
- web.archive.org/web/20251017114556/https://logmeonce.com/... checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Encryption, Family plan, Features, Free plan, Headquarters, Pricing model, Platforms, Price from, Support channels
“Zero Knowledge Technology”
Compiled from 1 source page, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
LogMeOnce
Households wanting a free vault, authenticator codes and one shared family plan on a low entry price.