Pricing for nonprofits
Dashlane gives nonprofits 10% off professional plans, or 50% off Business plans through TechSoup plus an admin fee, one subscription per fiscal year.

Review for nonprofits
Dashlane is a password manager nonprofits use to share team logins safely, enforce strong generated passwords, and watch for breached credentials across staff accounts.
Nonprofits choose between 10% off direct professional plans or 50% off Business through TechSoup. The Starter plan covers ten seats at a flat rate for small teams.
Typical nonprofit uses:
- Share logins across staff without spreadsheets or sticky notes.
- Roll out passkeys and generated passwords organization-wide.
- Monitor breaches and enforce policies from the admin console.
Pros:
- Two clear routes: 10% direct or 50% through TechSoup.
- SSO, SCIM, and dark-web insights for managed deployments.
Cons:
- SSO and VPN sit on higher Business tiers.
- TechSoup route limited to one subscription per fiscal year plus an admin fee.
FAQ about Dashlane for nonprofits
What is the Dashlane nonprofit discount?
10% off professional plans direct from Dashlane, or 50% off Business plans through TechSoup plus an admin fee.
Which organizations qualify?
Nonprofit organizations with proof of status; TechSoup requires 501(c)(3) or library eligibility.
What are the limits?
TechSoup allows one subscription per fiscal year; Business-plan scope and seat counts apply.
When is Dashlane a good fit?
For staff-wide credential rollouts needing shared vaults, admin controls, and breach monitoring.
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