Best dividend tracker apps in 2026

Stock Events

A free start with up to 15 stocks

Start with Stock Events if you want dividends alongside earnings and other market events. Its free stock allowance gives a small portfolio more room than several other apps here, and you can update holdings manually.

What it does well:

• Ex-dividend and payment dates in one calendar.
• Mobile and browser access, with estimates for future dividends.

Key details:

• Calendar. Ex-dates, payment dates and estimated future dividends.
• Adding holdings. Manual updates; optional paid brokerage sync.
• Withholding & tax. Check how your account handles withholding before relying on net-income figures.

Before you choose: Unlimited stocks and deeper analytics require Pro. Automatic brokerage syncing is a separate Connect subscription, advertised at US$0.99/week.

OnlyDividends

Payment reminders and after-tax estimates

OnlyDividends is built around a practical question: how much dividend income should arrive, and when? Enter a ticker and your share count, set a withholding rate, and see estimated net income in the calendar, charts and payment-day notifications.

What it does well:

• Stocks on 71 exchanges across 50 countries; check your exact ticker before subscribing.
• Portfolio-specific withholding rates and separate or combined income views.

Key details:

• Calendar. Payment dates: the current month, three previous months and eight months ahead. Received, confirmed and estimated payouts are distinguished.
• Adding holdings. Add a ticker and quantity manually; update your holdings when you trade.
• Withholding & tax. Estimates after your chosen withholding rate, not a calculation of your final tax liability.

Before you choose: The free plan is limited to three stocks. Premium supports up to 250 holdings across five portfolios. There is no brokerage sync or ex-dividend calendar; choose another tool if those are central to your workflow.

Snowball Analytics

Dividends plus portfolio analytics

Consider Snowball if you want to connect dividend income to your overall investment performance. Its feature set includes return calculations, allocation analysis and rebalancing, alongside dividend tracking and custom withholding tax.

What it does well:

• Manual entry and broker-report imports work without a live brokerage connection.
• Paid plans add brokerage linking; higher tiers expand portfolio and analysis limits.

Key details:

• Calendar. Dividend calendar, received payouts and upcoming investment events.
• Adding holdings. Manual holdings or transactions, broker reports, and optional paid connections.
• Withholding & tax. Custom withholding-tax settings are listed on the free and paid plans.

Before you choose: The free tier is limited to ten holdings and one portfolio. Full transaction-based analysis needs complete trade history. A temporary promotion was running when we checked, so use the pricing page for the current amount and renewal terms.

Sharesight

Performance and investment reporting

Sharesight suits investors who want dividend income as part of a fuller performance record. It accounts for dividends, fees and currency movements, and offers investment reports alongside income forecasting.

What it does well:

• Enter trades manually, import a spreadsheet, or use supported broker integrations.
• Dividend records and reports for reviewing income across investments.

Key details:

• Calendar. Payment calendar and future-income reporting; confirm which reports your plan includes.
• Adding holdings. Manual trades, spreadsheet imports, trade-confirmation emails and supported integrations.
• Withholding & tax. Income reporting and dividend records; verify figures against your broker statements.

Before you choose: Closed positions count toward the free holding limit. Starter allows 30 holdings in one portfolio; multiple portfolios and advanced reports depend on the plan. The iPhone and Android apps are read-only companions; editing trades and generating reports require the web platform.

DivTracker

An iPhone and iPad dividend workflow

DivTracker combines income views, dividend calendars and Apple-device features such as home-screen widgets. It is worth comparing if you mainly check your portfolio on an iPhone or iPad and want a web option too.

What it does well:

• Upcoming and estimated payouts, with payment notifications.
• Manual tracking on Pro; US brokerage linking on Ultimate.

Key details:

• Calendar. Upcoming payouts and an ex-dividend calendar; access depends on the plan.
• Adding holdings. Manual holdings or US brokerage linking on Ultimate; CSV export is listed.
• Withholding & tax. Confirm withholding treatment in the app; the checked pricing pages do not establish it.

Before you choose: This is the app at divtracker.app, not the similarly named Android app from DivTracker LLC.

The Dividend Tracker

Dividend research alongside tracking

The Dividend Tracker pairs income tracking with stock research tools. Its paid plans include Dividend Grades, calculators and a fuller payout calendar, making it a candidate if you want research beside your income view.

What it does well:

• Free CSV import, with automatic brokerage imports on paid plans.
• US, Canadian and UK stock data listed in the plan comparison.

Key details:

• Calendar. Restricted payout calendar on Free; unrestricted on paid plans.
• Adding holdings. CSV import on Free; brokerage auto-import and CSV export on paid plans.
• Withholding & tax. Confirm net-income and withholding support before choosing it for that purpose.

Before you choose: The free plan has ads and a restricted payout calendar. Premium adds ten portfolios and unlimited holdings; Pro expands the limits and adds API access. Check coverage if you invest outside its listed markets.