Dividend Watch
A dividend tracker with per-holding withholding rates, DRIP marking and broker sync.
Best for dividend investors holding through US, Canadian or DEGIRO accounts who want forward income net of per-holding withholding, for under $100 a year; not for free-tier users, who get no calendar or forecast at all.
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What it is
Dividend Watch is a web dividend tracker: past, current and projected dividend income, a monthly calendar of earnings dates, declarations and payouts, a 12-month view of upcoming payments "announced or predicted", yield on cost with capital, income and currency return shown apart, and a goal tracker. Withholding tax can be set per holding or for a whole portfolio, which is the detail that makes a forward income figure net for anyone holding foreign shares. A safety score, built from debt, revenue and performance history, sits on each stock. A weekly summary email and a news timeline round it out.
The about page describes the ambition as a wider dividend research platform, and the research half is arriving: stock lists, a screener and, on Pro, "top stock and ETF shortlists".
Pricing
Three plans. Free is $0. Premium is $72 a year and Pro $99 a year, each with a 7-day trial. Monthly billing exists — the page says an annual plan gets "up to 3 months free" and marks the two plans 25% and 31% cheaper annually — but the monthly prices are not printed on the default annual view. No lifetime plan.
The free plan carries no forecast, no calendar and no broker sync, so the dividend part of the product starts at $72.
Data & coverage
Stocks and ETFs "from New York to Toronto to London" and other major exchanges, 11 currencies with currency return computed per transaction, prices in USD by default and converted to the portfolio's currency. No data provider is named and no latency is stated. One Trustpilot reviewer on the vendor's own homepage calls international coverage "hit or miss for smaller markets".
Integrations
Broker sync on paid plans; CSV import on every plan. No API.
Limitations
- Free has no dividend calendar or forecast at all.
- DRIP support is Pro-only.
- The pricing table's per-plan ticks are icons, and the vendor's site sits behind a bot checkpoint; this card's plan matrix was read on 7 October 2026 through a reader proxy of the live page.
- Two different owners are named — Dividend Watch, Inc. on the about page and Red Ram Technology OÜ in the 2021 terms. Check whom you are contracting with before paying.
- "Top stocks" shortlists are a Pro feature. This catalogue lists the product for the tracker.
Alternatives
The Dividend Tracker prints monthly prices and covers US, Canadian and UK listings. Digrin bills in euro and sets DRIP per dividend.
Specs
- Interfaces
- none
- Export
- CSV
- Asset classes
- Stocks, ETF
- Markets
- Global
- Platforms
- Web
- AI features
- None
- Capabilities
- Screening, Portfolio tracking, Broker import, News
- Pricing verified
- Capabilities verified
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FAQ
What does the Dividend Watch free plan include?
One portfolio of up to ten holdings with basic analytics and three years of financial statements. The dividend forecast, dividend calendar, broker sync, safety score, custom tax rates and multi-currency are all marked unavailable on Free in the pricing table — it is a holdings list, not a dividend tracker.
Which Dividend Watch plan tracks DRIP?
Pro, at $99 a year. The pricing table marks DRIP support as Pro-only; Premium at $72 a year has the forecast, calendar and broker sync but not DRIP. On Pro you mark individual dividends as reinvested and the portfolio updates.
Which brokers sync with Dividend Watch?
The homepage shows Robinhood, Questrade, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, E-Trade, Vanguard, DEGIRO, Tradier, TradeStation, Alpaca, Webull and Wealthsimple, and does not name the aggregator behind them. Sync is a paid feature; everything else imports from CSV.
Who runs Dividend Watch?
The about page says Dividend Watch, Inc., operated by its founder Jeremy Phelps. The terms of use, last updated 10 July 2021, name Red Ram Technology OÜ under Estonian jurisdiction. Both are the vendor's own current pages.