Capiaro review
A US-focused dividend tracker that maps projected payouts against recurring bills.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
For investors following US-listed stocks and ETFs, Capiaro turns holdings and transaction records into a projected 12-month payout calendar. It shows payment cadences and upcoming ex-dates or projected dates, and compares anticipated dividend income with recurring bills. Holdings can be entered manually or imported from CSV; the transaction ledger covers buys, sells, dividends, reinvestments, splits, and adjustments. That makes it relevant to individual investors who want to plan around dividend timing, rather than manage a broader, multi-market portfolio.
The free tier uses demo tickers and cached dates, while Tracker Pro costs $59 per year and refreshes holdings daily. Pro also adds income history, holding-level dividend health, and email alerts for dividend changes. The published plans describe a 12-month forecast, payout calendar, yield on cost, bill milestones, and CSV import for Tracker. Projections are estimates, and data may be delayed, so the calendar is better treated as a planning view than as a guaranteed payment schedule. There is no reinvestment modeling.
Capiaro also offers Sheets for $39 per year, with three dividend formulas, as-of timestamps, and early access, plus Card for $99 per year, with a public page, iframe embed, options to hide quantities and cost, and early access. Google Sheets is the listed integration, and the app is cloud-based on the web, with email support. Tracker Pro is available now; Sheets and Card are in early access. Choose Capiaro if a US-focused dividend calendar and bill comparison are central to your planning. Investors needing markets beyond the US or reinvestment modeling should look elsewhere.
Capiaro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Projects a 12-month payout calendar from holdings and transactions
- Compares projected dividend income with recurring bills
- Imports CSV files and tracks a broad range of transaction types
- Where it doesn't
- Supports US-listed stocks and ETFs only
- Projections are estimates and data may be delayed
- Reinvestment modeling is not supported
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