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Best Dividend Trackers
Our editor-ranked dividend trackers. Global vote totals are shown separately.
This curated list focuses on dividend income workflows: payout calendars, forward income, ex-dividend dates, dividend safety, DRIP planning, tax-adjusted income, yield on cost, and retirement income tracking. Broader portfolio trackers are included only when dividend tracking is a meaningful strength. Use the stock portfolio tracker list for holdings, lots, cost basis, watchlists, and general equity dashboards.
Editor-ranked · Global vote totals · Not financial advice
Top 10 Tools
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Track Your Dividends tracks U.S. income portfolios through Plaid links or manual holdings, with alerts, forecasts, and paid research. It is useful for dividend monitoring; deeper screens, scores, analysis, and unlimited linked accounts are Premium.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio alertsStock screeningPortfolio watchlistsWatch-outsFree broker linking is cappedPremium gates research workflow - 2
Snowball Analytics tracks portfolios, performance, dividends, and allocations through web and mobile applications. It supports broker and file imports, multiple currencies, benchmarks, fund look-through, and historical portfolio tests. It is not a broker, registered adviser, or tax-filing service.
Best forPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsDividend analysisPortfolio alertsStrategy backtestingWatch-outsFree plan is intentionally limitedBroker sync requires paid tier - 3
Dividend Watch tracks income portfolios with forecasts, calendars, DRIP records, safety scores, stock and ETF research, and broker sync. It is built for planning dividend cash flow. The free tier is small, paid safety scores add depth, and the service is not a broker or live terminal.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio alertsStock screeningPortfolio watchlistsWatch-outsFree tier is smallBest research is paid - 4
Digrin is a dividend portfolio tracker with income calendars, portfolio statistics, tax estimates, DRIP handling, stock financials, and broker or CSV imports. It is a good fit for self-directed dividend investors, especially Trading 212 and Interactive Brokers users, but it is not a broker or full research terminal.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsLong-term portfolio trackingPortfolio alertsWatch-outsBroker sync is narrowFree plan caps usage - 5
Simply Safe Dividends combines 0-100 Dividend Safety Scores, income forecasts, alerts, screens, valuation charts, and portfolio tracking. It covers U.S. income portfolios. It does not execute trades, prepare tax filings, or provide a public API.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio alertsStock screeningStock researchWatch-outsPremium-only after trialHigh annual price for casual users - 6
DivTracker gives web and iOS users a view of dividend income, upcoming payouts, ex-dividend dates, alerts, and CSV exports, with optional U.S. brokerage linking. It handles cash-flow tracking, not trading, general research, or tax-lot accounting.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsPortfolio alertsLong-term portfolio trackingWatch-outsFree plan is cappedBroker linking is US-limited - 7
OnlyDividends is a privacy-first dividend tracker with manual holdings, paydays, withholding-tax estimates, income charts, calendars, health scores, and mobile access. Free supports a small portfolio; Premium raises limits. It is not a broker, tax-lot system, rebalancer, API, or full ledger.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsPortfolio alertsLong-term portfolio trackingWatch-outsManual holdings onlyFree and Premium stock caps - 8
Dividend Wealth is a dividend portfolio tracker with income forecasts, scorecards, screens, calendar tools, and optional Plaid links to brokerages. It fits investors planning cash flow rather than trading actively or replacing a general market terminal.
Best forDividend analysisPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsStock screeningFair value researchWatch-outsAnnual and lifetime prices need checkout verificationBroker coverage depends on Plaid - 9
Sharesight records portfolios, dividends, performance, and tax reports across brokers and asset types. It is built for DIY investors, accountants, advisers, and family offices. It does not place trades or replace a tax professional for complex filings.
Best forPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsDividend analysisAdvisor client reportingPortfolio alertsWatch-outsFree plan is capped at 10 holdingsAdvanced reports require paid tiers - 10
Portseido tracks transactions, performance, dividends, allocations, risk, benchmarks, lots, currencies, and custom assets on web and mobile. Free and Plus suit smaller portfolios; Pro removes limits after a no-card trial. It is not a broker, live sync system, tax filer, public API, or adviser platform.
Best forPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsDividend analysisLong-term portfolio trackingPortfolio watchlistsWatch-outsFree and Plus tiers have transaction capsNo verified live broker sync
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Ziggma is a portfolio analytics and stock-research platform for broker-agnostic monitoring rather than a trading app. It covers portfolio health, allocation, risk, dividends, valuation, screens, and AI-assisted views.
Best forPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsStock screeningETF screeningQuant ratingsWatch-outsAdvanced features moved to paid tiersNorth America / U.S. focus - 12
Stock Rover combines fundamental data, portfolio analytics, dividend tracking, valuation tools, reports, ratings, broker-linked portfolios, and alerts. Coverage centers on North American securities. It does not provide trade execution or full strategy backtesting.
Best forStock screeningETF screeningPortfolio analyticsFundamental researchResearch reportsWatch-outsNorth America-focused coverageFull strategy backtesting is not a formal feature - 13
getquin is a web and mobile tracker for portfolios and net worth. It connects brokers and banks, follows multiple assets and dividends, and adds AI analysis, retirement planning, budgeting, liabilities, insurance, and a social investing community. It is aimed at European retail investors who want one overview, with premium features and regional prices set in-app.
Best forPortfolio trackingPortfolio analyticsDividend analysisPortfolio watchlistsMarket monitoringWatch-outsPremium entitlements are not fully publicBroker/bank coverage varies - 14
Dividend.com helps income investors find and compare dividend-paying stocks, ETFs, funds, REITs, MLPs, and preferreds. It combines research, ratings, screens, watchlists, and ex-dividend dates. It is a research site, not a broker or portfolio accounting system.
Best forDividend analysisStock screeningETF screeningPortfolio alertsStock researchWatch-outsPremium gates the useful workflowMarket data can be delayed - 15
Stock Unlock combines stock and ETF scores, screens, DCF tools, comparison charts, watchlists, and portfolio tracking. It is aimed at retail investors who want a guided research workflow, with deeper tools and usage limits set by plan. Model outputs still need independent review.
Best forStock researchStock screeningETF screeningValuation modelingPortfolio trackingWatch-outsFree tier is deliberately cappedBroker sync depends on SnapTrade - 16
Simply Wall St provides visual company reports, fair value estimates, dividend analysis, portfolio checks, broker imports, and global stock ideas. It suits long-term investors who prefer guided research to raw tables.
Best forVisual stock researchLong-term portfolio trackingStock screeningDividend analysisFair value researchWatch-outsFree plan has report and portfolio limitsResearch model is opinionated
Prefer free dividend trackers?
See the 14 dividend trackers with durable free tiers for payout calendars, projected income, alerts, and income planning.
Explore free dividend trackersBest Dividend Trackers FAQ
What belongs on this dividend tracker page?
This page is for tools that help investors track dividend income, payout calendars, ex-dividend dates, forward income, dividend safety, DRIP, or yield on cost.
How is this different from a stock portfolio tracker?
Stock portfolio trackers focus on equity holdings, lots, cost basis, watchlists, alerts, and dashboards. Dividend trackers focus on income timing, reliability, forecasts, and payout planning.
Are broader portfolio trackers included?
Only when dividend tracking is a meaningful product strength. Generic portfolio tools without clear income tracking workflows do not belong on this shortlist.
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