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Dividend Watch

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Dividend Watch tracks income portfolios with forecasts, calendars, safety scores, stock and ETF research, and broker sync. Pro adds DRIP records and curated ideas. The free tier is small, and the service is not a broker or live terminal.

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Pricing

Free • From $72/yr · 7-day trial · 3 plans

Free

Starter tier for tracking a small personal dividend portfolio.

Free
Free plan

Premium

Personal subscription for growing dividend portfolios with multiple accounts.

$72/yr
7-day trial

Pro

Top tier with maximum history and idea-generation tools for serious dividend investors.

$99/yr
7-day trial

Key features

  • Tracking past, current, and projected dividend income by holding and portfolio so income investors can see what their portfolio is paying them.
  • Pro users can mark dividends as reinvested and see the effect on income, yield on cost, and portfolio value.
  • A portfolio calendar for earnings reports, dividend declarations, ex-dividend dates, pay dates, and portfolio news.
  • Review 12-month forward dividend income projections with status labels such as estimated, confirmed, and paid.
  • Management tools for multiple portfolios and watchlists on paid tiers, with diversification dashboards across sector, geography, dividend growth, yield on cost, total return, and currency effects.
  • Research coverage for stocks and ETFs with dividend history, payout metrics, basic financial statements, comparison tools, and dividend calculators.
  • The paid Dividend Safety Score evaluates dividend risk using yield, growth, payout, and free-cash-flow inputs.
  • Pro-only top-stock lists for dividend idea generation.
  • Sync supported broker accounts through SnapTrade on paid tiers, or use CSV and manual workflows where broker sync is not available.
  • Gating: the free plan supports one small portfolio, Premium and Pro add more holdings/history/analytics, and some data may be delayed up to 24 hours.

FAQ

Is Dividend Watch free?

Not entirely. Dividend Watch includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing. A 7-day free trial is available on select plans.

Who is Dividend Watch best for?

Dividend Watch is built for Retail Traders, Long-term Investors, and Dividend Investors. It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.

What platforms and connections does Dividend Watch support?

You can use Dividend Watch on Web. Integrations include SnapTrade.

Which markets does Dividend Watch cover?

Dividend Watch covers North America, Europe, APAC, and LatAm. It tracks Stocks and ETFs.

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