DivTracker vs Sharesight: pricing, forecasting and features compared

Dividend forecasting: how far ahead, and how sure

Every tracker here lists upcoming payouts. The difference is whether it projects each future payment on its own date, how far ahead it goes, whether it says how confident it is, and whether the method is published.

DivTracker

Partly — Monthly income projections and estimates of coming payouts; no dated multi-year forecast or confidence rating.

Sharesight

Partly — The Future Income report lists paid, pending, announced and estimated upcoming dividends; no multi-year dated forecast or confidence rating.

Dividend Wealth

Yes — Each future payment is projected individually with a date, an amount, a growth assumption and a High, Medium or Low confidence tier, out to 10 years in the what-if projections. Built from each holding's own payment history, with the method published.

Read the forecasting method.

Where each one is ahead

Counted from the table above. A tracker is "ahead" on a point when its verdict ranks higher (Yes over Partly over No) and both verdicts are verified; unverified points are left out of the count.

DivTracker over Sharesight

2 of 22 points

• Income goal tracking. Annual income goal with progress.
• Stock and ETF research pages. Stock pages with dividend history, payout ratio, news and key statistics.

Sharesight over DivTracker

6 of 22 points

• CSV import and export. Bulk trade import from a spreadsheet file; reports export to spreadsheet and PDF.
• Community and public portfolios. A community forum; portfolios can be shared with people you choose.
• Mobile app. iOS and Android apps (Sharesight - Portfolio Tracker).
• Public API. Developer API for partners.
• Markets and currencies. 60+ markets and 700,000+ stocks, ETFs and funds; a base currency per portfolio with currency impacts worked out.
• Free trial. Free plan instead of a trial; a demo portfolio shows the paid reports.

Dividend Wealth over both

7 of 22 points

• Dividend forecasting. Each future payment is projected individually with a date, an amount, a growth assumption and a High, Medium or Low confidence tier, out to 10 years in the what-if projections. Built from each holding's own payment history, with the method published.
• Dividend safety or quality score. Resilience Score for dividend durability and an A+ to F Overall Rating built from six published subscores.
• Dividend screener. Dividend stock screener with 21 filters: 17 numeric ranges (yield, payout ratio, increase streak, consistency, 1-, 5- and 10-year dividend growth, P/E, PEG, P/B, upside to target, return on equity, net margin, revenue growth, net debt to EBITDA, beta, market cap) plus sector, stock or ETF, payment frequency and a minimum A+ to F grade; seven one-click strategy presets.
• Curated stock and ETF lists. 37 curated lists, free to read with live data: Dividend Aristocrats, Kings and Champions, monthly and weekly payers, covered-call, YieldMax and bitcoin-income ETFs, highest yield, undervalued, oversold, top rated and more.
• Community and public portfolios. Public portfolios and a portfolio contest.
• Lifetime plan. $1,500 once, or 3 payments of $500.
• Free trial. 14 days of Standard, no card required.

Which should you pick?

Pick DivTracker if: You want the least expensive tracker that does the basics well, mostly from an iPhone.

Pick Sharesight if: You hold stocks across several countries or currencies, need tax reports (capital gains, taxable income) as much as dividend tracking, or import trades from a broker outside North America.

Pick Dividend Wealth if: You invest for dividend income first and want every payment forecast with a date, an amount and a confidence tier, scored for safety and reconciled to your statements, with research, lists and comparisons you can read without an account.