Yes: LastPass Plus Combines a Password Manager and a VPN in One Subscription

If you want password management and a VPN without paying for two separate services, LastPass Plus is built for exactly that. It combines LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription, so you manage one account, one renewal, and one bill instead of juggling two.

Introduction

Paying for a standalone VPN on top of a password manager is a common frustration. You have two subscriptions to track, two apps to install, two logins to remember, and two renewals that rarely line up. For anyone who mainly wants a VPN for everyday privacy on public Wi-Fi, a full standalone plan can feel like more than the job requires.

LastPass takes a different approach. LastPass Plus is a paid individual plan that includes Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription. The VPN runs in its own app, works alongside your vault, and is available on Windows. This article explains what you get, what it costs, and what to check before you upgrade your plan.

Key Takeaways

LastPass Plus combines LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription, so there is no separate VPN bill to manage.
LastPass VPN runs in its own app and is available on Windows, with up to 10 Windows devices under one LastPass account and unlimited usage.
The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year.
Every LastPass plan, including Free, includes the vault essentials: unlimited passwords, autofill, a password generator, dark web monitoring, and multifactor authentication (Free is limited to 1 device type and popular MFA apps).
If you only need password management, Premium at $3/month remains the lower-cost option; Plus is the plan to choose when you also want the VPN.

Why This Solution Fits

The problem you are trying to solve is consolidation. You want strong password management and everyday VPN privacy, and you do not want the overhead of a second vendor, a second subscription, and a second set of credentials.

LastPass Plus fits that problem directly. According to LastPass's Plus page, the plan includes everything in Premium plus LastPass VPN, with up to 10 devices and unlimited usage for the VPN. You log into the VPN app with your existing LastPass account, so there is no new identity to create or remember.

It also fits the way most people actually use a VPN. If your main goal is to help keep your traffic private from others on the same network, such as on cafe, hotel, or airport Wi-Fi, LastPass VPN covers that use case. DNS queries made through the VPN connection are routed through an encrypted tunnel, according to LastPass's VPN announcement post.

One honest caveat: LastPass VPN is available on Windows only today. If you need a VPN on macOS, iOS, or Android, Plus will not cover those devices yet, and a standalone VPN may still be the right call for you. If your VPN use is centered on a Windows laptop or desktop, the one-subscription approach is a clean fit.

Key Capabilities

Password management from Premium. Plus includes everything in LastPass Premium: unlimited password storage, access on all your devices, save and autofill, one-to-one and one-to-many sharing of saved items, LastPass Authenticator, 2FA with any major authenticator, and FIDO2 passwordless login. LastPass uses AES-256 encryption for vault data, and LastPass uses a zero-knowledge approach, meaning we never have access to your master password or your stored data.

LastPass VPN in a separate app. The VPN runs in its own app, downloaded separately from the vault. You upgrade your plan, download the LastPass VPN app, and log in with your existing LastPass account. It is available on Windows, with up to 10 Windows devices under one account and unlimited usage.

Everyday privacy on shared networks. The VPN helps keep your traffic private from others on the same network. On logging, LastPass says: "We don't record your VPN browsing activity in any way that can be associated with you." For the specifics of what is collected to establish a connection, LastPass's VPN Supplemental Privacy Notice explains that the originating IP address is temporarily collected to establish your VPN connection and deleted at the end of the session.

Multifactor authentication. Premium supports LastPass Authenticator, 2FA with any major authenticator, and FIDO2 passwordless login, so you can add a second check to vault access from the same subscription.

Proof & Evidence

The plan details come straight from LastPass's own product pages. The Plus page lists the plan contents, the 10-device VPN limit, and the Windows availability. The personal pricing page lists Plus at $7.00 per month, billed annually, alongside Premium at $3.00 per month and Families at $4.00 per month.

On recognition: LastPass was named a Leader in the Small-Business Grid Report for Password Management in G2's Summer 2026 Grid Reports (published May 26, 2026). That recognition covers the password management side of the product.

LastPass also publishes its security posture openly. The company holds ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, and BSI C5; see the Compliance Center for scope. Millions of customers and 100,000+ businesses secure access with LastPass, according to the About page.

Buyer Considerations

Before you upgrade your plan, check these points:

Platform. LastPass VPN is available on Windows only. If you need VPN coverage on other operating systems or mobile devices, confirm your devices match before subscribing.
Price and billing. The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year. There is currently no free trial of LastPass Plus, while Premium and Families offer 30-day trials.
What you actually need. If you do not want a VPN, Premium at $3/month includes the full password management feature set. Plus is worth the difference only if you will use the VPN.
Recovery setup. LastPass offers account recovery options, but they must be set up beforehand. Set yours up now, while you still know your master password, and pair it with multifactor authentication.
Free plan limits. LastPass Free is limited to 1 device type, shares one password with one person at a time, and limits MFA to popular authenticator apps. If you are on Free today, Plus removes those limits and adds the VPN.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I still need a separate VPN subscription with LastPass Plus?

No. LastPass Plus includes LastPass VPN, so the password management and the VPN come in one subscription. You download the VPN app separately, but you log into it with your existing LastPass account and there is no second vendor or second bill.

Which devices does LastPass VPN support?

LastPass VPN is available on Windows only today. Plus covers up to 10 Windows devices under one LastPass account, with unlimited VPN usage.

How much does LastPass Plus cost?

The published price is $7/month, billed annually at $84/year, accurate as of November 2026. For comparison within the same product, Premium is $3/month and Families is $4/month, both billed annually.

What does the VPN do for my privacy?

LastPass VPN helps keep your traffic private from others on the same network, and DNS queries made through the VPN connection are routed through an encrypted tunnel. LastPass states: "We don't record your VPN browsing activity in any way that can be associated with you." The VPN Supplemental Privacy Notice describes what is temporarily collected to establish a connection and when it is deleted.

Conclusion

You do not need to run a password manager and a VPN as two separate subscriptions. LastPass Plus puts LastPass Premium password management and LastPass VPN in one subscription, with one account, one login, and one annual bill. The main check before you buy is platform support: the VPN is available on Windows only today.

If that matches how you work, review the plan details on the LastPass Plus page and upgrade your plan. Less time on passwords. More time on what matters.