Emergency Access support lets you give access to a family member in case of an emergency.

More storage (up to 1GB) for secure notes and other stuff.

The difference in basic features is LastPass Premium allowing you to sync your information between multiple devices on multiple platforms, a new thing starting in March 2021.

It’s not great if you have multiple devices, but it does keep your stuff synced in case you ever upgrade to the premium version. Additionally, the Security Challenge helps you identify weaknesses in your password habits and even gives you tips on how to solve them. You can do quite a bit with a free account. Basically, you can use it on your phone and tablet or your PC and laptop, but not both. This limitation takes effect in mid-March 2021.

You can only use the free version of LastPass on one platform and you have to pick whether it’s PC or your phone.

This is good when sharing accounts with significant others or kids.

You can share passwords with other LastPass members on a one-to-one basis.

Simply use the Security Dashboard on PC or the Security Challenge function on mobile. This tells you if you re-use a password multiple times and how strong your passwords are.

Password auditing functions on both mobile and PC.

Two-factor authentication including support for LastPass Authenticator ( Google Play link).

A password generator that creates long, random passwords that are much harder for hackers to guess.Support for things like Wi-Fi passwords, credit cards, bank accounts, membership cards, driver licenses, and other sensitive data.Autofill website logins on all available platforms.

An encrypted vault to store things like passwords, form fill items (address, email, etc), and a note function for hidden notes.

Last pass free version