Portfolio trackers show everything you own in one place, across brokers, with dividends and performance. To discover new dividend stocks rather than track the ones you own, a stock screener is the better tool (see our stock screener ranking). This list only includes tools with portfolio tracking confirmed on their official pages.
Each tool gets an overall score out of 5 from 3 sub-scores: features and data (38%), value for money (31%) and ease of use (31%). Facts come from official pages. We only use facts we could confirm there. The order updates when prices or features change.
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The overall score combines these criteria with our own testing of each tool. How we score
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Snowball plans and facts · Read the review
The overall score combines these criteria with our own testing of each tool. How we score
Checked 29 Oct 2026. All getquin plans and facts · Read the review
Listed above the next tool, which has the same shown score, because partner tools come first when shown scores are equal. Why
Checked 4 Nov 2026. All Simply Wall St plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Portfolio scores are shown clearly in public screens, but some pages pack in many numbers.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Ziggma plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Reports look clear in public demos, but setting up trades, currencies and tax settings takes time.
Checked 26 Oct 2026. All Sharesight plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Public screenshots show spreadsheet-style tables with many columns and tabs. Powerful, but dense and dated for a new investor.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Stock Rover plans and facts · Read the review
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Yahoo Finance plans and facts · Read the review
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Delta plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): 4.7 overall and for screeners when compared with InvestingPro.
Checked 29 Oct 2026. All Seeking Alpha plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Simple, spreadsheet-like net worth view. Clean, but not built around stock research or dividends.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Kubera plans and facts · Read the review
Seeking Alpha sells several separate products, each with its own price. Not ranked on this page: Seeking Alpha PRO review, Alpha Picks review and Quant Growth & Income review. Bundles are not scored, because they combine products reviewed on their own. See every Seeking Alpha plan side by side.
A dividend tracker is a portfolio tracker that records the dividends your stocks and ETFs pay and shows what is coming next. Every tracker ranked above can hold your investments. These four put dividend income at the centre, and each has a free plan to start with. The facts below come from their official pages.
What to look for: dividends recorded for you (through broker sync or an import, not typed by hand), a calendar of upcoming payments, an income forecast, yield on cost, and support for withholding tax and other currencies if you own foreign stocks. A forecast is an estimate from announced and past dividends. Companies can cut or stop a dividend at any time.
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A portfolio tracker follows your investments. A net worth tracker also adds your cash, property and debts. Our guide to the best net worth trackers compares getquin, Snowball Analytics, Kubera, Delta, the free Empower dashboard and Monarch.
Moving your portfolio off Yahoo Finance? Our guide to Yahoo Finance alternatives sorts the options by what you used Yahoo for: company data, a portfolio, charts or a screener.
It depends on what you need. Snowball Analytics is the most focused on dividend income, with a calendar, a forecast and yield on cost. Sharesight suits people who also want tax reports. getquin gives a free dividend calendar across brokers and banks. All three have a free plan, so you can try them with your own holdings.
Yes. Snowball Analytics and Sharesight have free plans for up to 10 holdings with dividend tracking, and getquin and Ziggma include a dividend tracker on their free plans. Free plans have limits, such as the number of holdings or portfolios.
A portfolio tracker that also records each dividend you receive, shows upcoming payments and estimates your income for the year. It saves you from keeping a spreadsheet of payment dates and amounts.
It can estimate it from announced and past dividends. The estimate is not a promise: companies can cut, pause or raise their dividends, and exchange rates change what you receive.
How we score
3 sub-scores with published weights. 2 use a fixed rule on facts from official pages; ease of use is our rating, updated when we test the tool. Full methodology.
The capabilities this job needs, as confirmed on official pages.
Rule: Counts portfolio tracking, alerts, data export, automatic broker sync, dividend focus: score = 1 + 4 x (confirmed / 5).
What the cheapest paid plan costs, and whether you can try it free or get a refund.
Rule: 60% price (Cheapest paid plan at its lowest regular price per month (yearly billing if offered, first-year offers ignored): USD 10 or less = 5, up to 20 = 4, up to 35 = 3, up to 60 = 2, over 60 = 1) and 40% free plan, trial or refund (Free plan plus free trial of a paid plan = 5, free plan only = 4, no free plan but a free trial or money-back guarantee = 2, neither = 1).
Clear layout, plain explanations and how quickly a new investor finds their way.
Rule: Our rating for how clear the layout is and how quickly a new investor finds their way. We update it when we test the tool.
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