DivTracker
divtracker.app
Dividend income tracker for iPhone, iPad and web, with a payout and ex-dividend calendar, income forecasts and US brokerage linking on the top plan.
What it is
DivTracker is built for one job: showing dividend investors what their portfolio pays and when. It lays out upcoming payouts and ex-dividend dates on a calendar, breaks down where your dividend income comes from, and adds basic research for each stock, including earnings, news, dividend history, P/E and payout ratio. Holdings sync between the iOS and iPad apps and the web version, and data can be exported to CSV.
The free plan is enough to try it properly but small: one portfolio with up to ten holdings, entered by hand. Pro removes those limits for a few dollars a month but is still manual entry. Only the Ultimate plan links US brokerage accounts so holdings import and stay up to date automatically.
There is no lifetime purchase; the developer says its data and server costs are recurring, so all paid plans are subscriptions. Push notifications for key dividend events are on iOS; the pricing page lists iPhone and iPad apps and the web, and does not mention an Android app.
Compared with general portfolio trackers, DivTracker is narrower: it is not designed for options, crypto or detailed performance attribution, but it is inexpensive and focused for income investors.
Key features
- Dividend calendar
- Upcoming payout dates and ex-dividend dates for everything you hold, month by month.
- Income composition
- Shows which holdings and sectors your dividend income comes from, with upcoming payouts.
- Stock research
- Earnings, news, dividend history, P/E and payout ratio for each holding.
- Multiple portfolios
- Organize holdings by account; unlimited portfolios and holdings on Pro and Ultimate.
- Brokerage linking
- Import and sync holdings from US brokerages automatically on the Ultimate plan.
- Notifications and export
- iOS notifications for key dividend events and CSV export of your data on every plan.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 portfolio, 10 holdings, manual entry, dividend and ex-dividend calendars, CSV export |
| Pro | $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr | Unlimited portfolios and holdings; manual entry only |
| Ultimate | $6.99/mo or $49.99/yr | Everything in Pro plus US brokerage linking |
Annual billing works out to $2.50 a month for Pro and $4.17 for Ultimate. There is no lifetime option.
Free option: One portfolio with up to ten manually entered holdings, the dividend and ex-dividend calendars, iOS notifications, device sync and CSV export.
Checked September 25, 2026 on divtracker.app. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- Clear dividend and ex-dividend calendar focused on income investors
- Low subscription prices, especially on annual billing
- Brokerage linking for US accounts on the Ultimate plan
- CSV export on every plan, including free
Limitations
- Free plan is limited to one portfolio and ten holdings
- Brokerage linking is only on the Ultimate plan and only for US brokerages
- Apps are listed for iPhone and iPad; no Android app is mentioned on the pricing page
- No lifetime license; all paid plans are subscriptions
Good fit for
- Dividend growth and income investors who want a payout calendar
- iPhone users who want a simple mobile dividend tracker
- Investors with a small dividend portfolio who can live within the free plan
Look elsewhere if
- Active traders who need P&L, options or multi-asset performance tracking
- Android users
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DivTracker questions
Is DivTracker free?
Yes, with limits: the free plan covers one portfolio with up to ten holdings entered by hand. Pro and Ultimate remove the limits.
How much does DivTracker cost?
Pro is $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. Ultimate, which adds brokerage linking, is $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year.
Can DivTracker sync with my brokerage?
Yes, on the Ultimate plan, for US brokerage accounts. Free and Pro use manual entry.
Does DivTracker have a lifetime plan?
No. The developer offers only subscriptions because its data and server costs are recurring.
Is DivTracker available on Android?
The DivTracker site lists iPhone, iPad and web access and does not mention an Android app.
Written from DivTracker's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: divtracker.app, divtracker.app/pricing.