What does Dashlane do?

Dashlane is a subscription-based password manager and digital wallet application that offers secure solutions for managing credentials, personal data, and payment information across multiple devices. Founded in Paris, France, in 2009, and now headquartered in New York, Dashlane serves individual consumers and enterprise organizations globally. The company operates in the computer and network security industry and has grown to over 300 employees with offices in New York, Paris, and Lisbon. Dashlane's core offerings include a password manager that securely stores and autofills passwords, a digital wallet for payment details, and credential protection that monitors for compromised credentials and phishing threats. The platform supports modern authentication methods and integrates single sign-on for enterprise environments. Dashlane operates on a freemium and subscription-based model, catering to both individual users and businesses looking to enhance their digital security. With a global customer base of over 23,000 organizations, Dashlane is trusted by leading brands for its robust security features and user-friendly experience.