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LogMeOnce is a password manager that prioritizes passwordless security through innovative authentication methods like QR codes, facial recognition (PhotoLogin), and PINs. Their tool stores passwords, payment details, and notes in an AES-256 encrypted vault, while offering extras like dark web monitoring, encrypted cloud storage, and cross-device sync. Unlike traditional managers, this eliminates the need for a master password, catering to both individuals and businesses.

Yes. LogMeOnce offers a free Premium plan that includes unlimited password storage, 1MB encrypted storage, and basic 2FA. Paid tiers add features like priority support, 10GB storage, and anti-theft tools.

LogMeOnce uses zero-knowledge encryption (only you can decrypt data) and supports multi-factor authentication (MFA), including biometrics, USB tokens, and their patented Selfie-2FA. They also offer password salting (unique randomization for stored credentials) and dark web scanning (for leaked passwords).

LogMeOnce is compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android and via browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. All plans allow unlimited device sync.

Instead of a master password, you can log in via:

• QR codes (scan with your phone)
• PhotoLogin (take a selfie for authentication)
• Fingerprint or FaceID (mobile devices)
• PIN or hardware tokens (like YubiKey)

Support options include 24/7 email (support@logmeonce.com), a support ticket system, and a knowledge base. Phone support (1-800-935-4619) is reserved for paid plans.

Yes. LogMeOnce allows role-based password sharing (useful for teams and families) and the option to revoke access anytime. Enterprise plans include granular permissions.

LogMeOnce stands out for passwordless logins and a free tier with unlimited devices, while rivals like 1Password focus on simplicity. This password manager is ideal for users seeking advanced MFA options, though you may find that their interface is more complex.