Dividend tracker comparisons, prices checked 2026-11-09
Dividend Wealth vs other dividend trackers: honest comparisons
Eight dividend trackers measured on the same 22 points: what each plan costs, how far ahead it forecasts your income, whether it syncs a brokerage, how well manual records reconcile, and what you give up. We say where each rival is better. Dividend Wealth has no mobile app yet, and several rivals are cheaper; what it does better is forecast every payment and keep manual portfolios exact.
| Tracker | Trustpilot | Cheapest paid plan | Top plan | Free plan | Brokerage sync | Forecasting | Mobile app | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Score unavailable | $99.99/yr (Standard) | $199.99/yr (Premium) | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings, 25 transactions; no brokerage linking. | Yes | Yes | No | $1,500 | |
| Score unavailable | $79.99/yr (Starter) | $249.99/yr (Expert) | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings. | Yes | Partly | Yes | No | |
| Score unavailable | $72/yr (Premium) | $99/yr (Pro) | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings. | Yes | Yes | Partly | No | |
| Score unavailable | $99.99/yr (Premium) | Same plan | 1 linked account, unlimited manual portfolios, ad-supported. | Yes | Partly | Not verified | No | |
| Score unavailable | $468/yr (Annual membership) | Same plan | No free plan; 14-day trial instead. | Not verified | Partly | Not verified | No | |
| Score unavailable | $49.99/yr (Pro) | Same plan | Up to 15 stocks tracked; 5 extra per referral. | Yes | Partly | Yes | No | |
| Score unavailable | $89.99/yr (Premium) | $169.50/yr (Pro) | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings, 1 watchlist. | Yes | Partly | Not verified | No | |
| Score unavailable | $30/yr (Pro) | $50/yr (Ultimate) | 1 portfolio, 5 holdings. | Yes | Partly | Partly | No | |
| Score unavailable | $84/yr (Starter) | $279/yr (Premium) | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings including closed positions, 1 custom group. | Yes | Partly | Yes | No |
"Partly" under forecasting means upcoming payouts or a 12-month view without dated multi-year projections or a confidence rating. "Partly" under mobile app means an app on one platform only. Trustpilot scores are read from Trustpilot's API and refresh daily; each one links to the tracker's public review page.
The comparisons
Snowball Analytics is the broader tracker: it handles more asset types, more currencies and more exchanges, and its performance maths (IRR, benchmarks, rebalancing, 30-year backtests) go deeper.
Read the full comparisonDividend Watch is the value pick: $72 a year buys unlimited holdings, broker sync, a safety score and a 12-month income prediction, and it handles 11 currencies.
Read the full comparisonTrack Your Dividends gives away more than anyone else here: one linked brokerage account and unlimited manual portfolios on the free plan, with ads.
Read the full comparisonSimply Safe Dividends is the most expensive product on this list and the most research-heavy: you pay $468 a year mainly for its Dividend Safety Scores, analyst coverage, model portfolios and newsletter, with a capable tracker attached.
Read the full comparisonStock Events is the biggest and cheapest product here, and the only one built mobile-first: a million users, 4.8-star apps, $49.99 a year for Pro and a $0.99-a-week add-on for brokerage sync.
Read the full comparisonThe Dividend Tracker is a close competitor on price and shape: Premium at $89.99 a year buys ten portfolios, brokerage auto-import, Dividend Grades and a community feed, and it is the only product here that lets ChatGPT or Claude read your portfolio through MCP.
Read the full comparisonDivTracker is the cheapest paid tracker here: $30 a year removes every limit and $50 adds US brokerage sync, with a well-rated iPhone app.
Read the full comparisonSharesight is a performance and tax reporting tracker first: it covers 60+ markets and 700,000+ securities, imports trades from 200+ brokers, and its reports (performance, taxable income, future income, multi-currency valuation) are built for investors who hold across countries.
Read the full comparisonEvery price and limit on these pages was read from the vendor's own pricing page on 2026-11-09, with one exception: Snowball Analytics blocks automated access, so its prices come from two independent reviews that quote the official page and say when they checked it. Where we could not verify a feature the table says "Not verified" rather than guessing. Self-reported user counts and ratings are quoted from each vendor's site and labelled as such.
Dividend Wealth's own figures come from its pricing page, help centre and terms of service. We are the maker of Dividend Wealth; where a rival is cheaper, bigger or has something we lack, the page says so. If you find an error, email support@dividend-wealth.com and we will fix it.
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Frequently asked questions
Which dividend tracker is the cheapest?
Of the trackers compared here, DivTracker has the cheapest paid plan at $30 a year (Pro), and Simply Safe Dividends the most expensive at $468 a year. Dividend Wealth Standard is $99.99 a year and is the only one with a lifetime licence ($1,500 once). Prices checked 2026-11-09.
Which dividend tracker has the most detailed forecasting?
Dividend Wealth projects each future payment individually, with a date, an amount, a growth assumption and a High, Medium or Low confidence tier, out to 10 years, and publishes the method. Snowball Analytics and Dividend Watch show the next 12 months of expected payouts by month; Track Your Dividends projects future value; Simply Safe Dividends, Stock Events, The Dividend Tracker and DivTracker show upcoming payouts and calendars without a dated multi-year forecast.
Which dividend trackers have a mobile app?
Snowball Analytics, Stock Events and Sharesight have native apps on iOS and Android. Dividend Watch and DivTracker have iOS apps only. Dividend Wealth, Track Your Dividends, Simply Safe Dividends and The Dividend Tracker are web apps; Dividend Wealth's works on phones but there is no native app yet.
Can I track dividends without linking my brokerage?
Yes, on every tracker here. The difference is how well manual records reconcile. Dividend Wealth auto-fills the historical price on each purchase date, applies stock splits automatically, and imports and exports the same CSV format, so a manual portfolio matches the brokerage statement. Most rivals offer manual entry and CSV import with fewer reconciliation aids.