Simplify your
dividend tracking

Track dividends and distributions from over 500,000 global stocks, ETFs and mutual funds, going back up to 20 years.


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Simplify your dividend tracking

Automatically track all your dividends


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Track your dividend income

See all your dividends and distributions, across multiple brokers and more than 60 exchanges.

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See your dividend yield

Calculate the impact that dividends are having on your portfolio performance.

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Make tax time a breeze

Save time and money this tax season with all your dividend data living in one place.

"It does everything that I need and it does it automatically."

See your entire
dividend history

Import your historical trades, then sit back and watch as your dividend income is automatically tracked – going back up to 20 years.

See your entire dividend history

Understand
your dividend yield

See the impact of dividends on your portfolio performance, both at the portfolio and individual holding level.

Your dividends are factored alongside stock price, brokerage fees, and currency fluctuations to give you a true understanding of your total return.

Understand your dividend yield

Track reinvested dividends

Easily track your dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs/DRIPs) and their impact on your portfolio performance and return.

Track your reinvested dividends: DRPs/DRIPs

Never miss a dividend

See upcoming dividends as soon as they are announced to the market with the actual income predicted based on your current portfolio positions. Plus, you can opt-in to email alerts to be notified as dividends are announced.

See upcoming dividends as soon as they're announced.

Calculate your
dividend income

See all your dividends, distributions and interest payments over any time period, broken-up by local US and foreign income.

Export the report to PDF, Excel or Google Sheets, or share secure access with your accountant.

Calculate your dividend income

Learn more about dividends

Learn more about how to track dividends using Sharesight.

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Why you should track your dividends

Built for US investors


Tax year

The financial year for US portfolios is set to December 31st by default, but you may edit it as required.

Tax reporting

See a detailed list of your entire trading and dividend history, for easy tax reporting.

Currency impacts

Set your portfolio base currency, and automatically calculate currency impacts for any foreign stocks.

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Over 400,000+ investors track their investments with Sharesight. Here’s what a few of them have to say:

Dividend tracker FAQ

What is a dividend tracker?

With Sharesight's dividend tracker software, dividend payments are automatically tracked in an investor's portfolio. Investors can view their dividend income and dividend history at any time, see the impact of dividend yield on their returns, and track dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs) in their portfolio. Additional features include the ability to see upcoming dividend income with Sharesight's Future Income Report, and opt-in to dividend alerts about upcoming announced dividends.

How do I track my dividends?

To track your dividends, first you will need to sign up for a Sharesight account. Once you have a Sharesight account, you can start adding trades to your portfolio by automatically forwarding trade confirmation emails from your brokerage account, uploading a spreadsheet file filled with trades, or entering your trades manually.

If you track dividend paying stocks in your portfolio, dividends and distributions will be automatically recorded. All you will need to do is confirm the dividend payments in your portfolio. This can be done by clicking into any holding that has an orange icon next to it (which signifies that you have unconfirmed transactions) and clicking 'confirm automatic transaction'. Sharesight will automatically pull dividend income data such as tax credits, exchange rates and foreign source income, however to ensure accuracy it is recommended that you verify these figures using your paper or digital dividend statements.

How to make a dividend portfolio

It's easy to track dividend paying stocks along with the rest of your investments in Sharesight. However, if you would like to create a separate portfolio for your dividend stocks, this can be done with Sharesight's Investor or Expert plan, which allows users to have multiple portfolios.

Alternatively, you may wish to apply an asset allocation framework to a singular portfolio, which can be done using Sharesight's Custom Groups feature. Available on all Sharesight plans, this feature allows investors to group their investments by 'themes' in their portfolio.

How do I grow a dividend portfolio?

Sharesight has a number of useful features designed to help investors reach their investment goals, including developing a dividend growth portfolio. For example, Sharesight users can easily view the dividend performance of stocks in their portfolio by seeing each stock's overall dividend contribution on the Portfolio Overview page, or by clicking into individual stocks to see how much dividends contributed to the stock's net total return.

Sharesight's Auto Dividend Reinvestment feature (available for ASX and NZX stocks) is another useful feature that helps investors track their dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs), which is one key measure that many investors take to grow their dividend portfolio. Dividend reinvestments can be tracked for non-ASX and NZX stocks as well, simply by manually recording the dividend reinvestment when you add or edit a dividend payment in your portfolio. Investors searching for prospective dividend stocks will also benefit from Sharesight's Share Checker tool, which allows investors to quickly view the performance of any stock, inclusive of dividends.

What are the benefits of a dividend portfolio tracker?

One of the main benefits of Sharesight's dividend tracker is that it automatically tracks dividend income throughout the year. With all of their dividend information in one place, investors spend less time on tedious portfolio admin (especially at tax time) – leaving them with more time to spend on their investment decisions. Other benefits include the ability to see upcoming dividend income using Sharesight's Future Income Report, which helps investors plan their cash flow, along with the ability to track the impact of dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs).

Who is Sharesight's dividend tracker dividend tracker suitable for?

Sharesight's dividend payout tracker is suitable for all investors, whether their portfolio consists of dividend paying stocks or not. This is because with Sharesight, investors can track the price and performance of more than 500,000 stocks, ETFs and funds in over 60 global markets – giving investors around the world access to Sharesight's award-winning performance, dividend tracking and tax reporting features.

Why choose Sharesight's dividend portfolio tracker?

With the ability to automatically track dividends and see the impact of dividends on your returns, Sharesight is the best free dividend tracker for self-directed investors. As a comprehensive online portfolio tracking solution, Sharesight also has a range of powerful features that extend beyond dividend tracking. For example, unlike the data provided by most brokers or basic portfolio trackers such as Yahoo Finance, Sharesight takes into account the impact of capital gains, dividends, brokerage fees and foreign exchange rates when calculating returns – providing investors with the full picture of their portfolio's performance.

Investors will also benefit from Sharesight's suite of advanced reports built for self-directed investors, including Performance, Portfolio Diversity, Contribution Analysis, Multi-Currency Valuation and Future Income to see your upcoming dividends. The ability to track cash accounts, property and even cryptocurrency is just another reason that investors should consider using Sharesight to track their investment portfolio.