Digrin review
Dividend tracking with broker sync, DRIP settings, and income projections.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Digrin is a dividend-growth research and portfolio-tracking service for individual investors who want a view of portfolio income alongside performance. Its calendar covers paid, announced, and projected dividend dates, while income and dividend-growth projections help frame future cash flow. Investors can also set dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) rules, compare performance with SPY or other ETFs, screen stocks, and maintain watchlists. The service is available on web, iOS, and Android, with a progressive web app for mobile.
Broker connections are a practical draw for investors whose accounts are at Trading 212 or Interactive Brokers: Explorer includes daily sync with both. Other workflows include manual transaction entry and CSV import; CSV export is included on paid plans. Explorer is free and includes portfolio tracking and a dividend calendar, making it a sensible starting point for a basic tracking workflow. Plus adds CSV import and export, a calendar two years forward, custom benchmarks, full statistics, stock financials, and tax estimates. According to the published pricing, Plus costs EUR 4.17 per month with annual billing or EUR 7.99 month to month. Pro adds a calendar ten years forward, at EUR 8.99 per month billed annually or EUR 12.99 monthly.
Digrin’s strongest fit is an investor who values dividend-specific forecasting, DRIP modeling, and one of its supported broker syncs in the same tool. The screener offers filters for yield, dividend growth, payout ratio, and sector, while tax estimates cover capital gains and dividends. Those seeking a broader set of broker connections should compare alternatives, since the named automatic sync options are limited to two brokers. Likewise, investors who need the calendar beyond two years must choose Pro; those content with shorter planning horizons can access the core workflow for free or through Plus. Email and documentation are the stated support channels.
Digrin pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Syncs daily with Trading 212 and Interactive Brokers on Explorer
- Projects dividend income and growth, with configurable DRIP settings
- Paid plans add tax estimates, screening, and longer-range calendars
- Where it doesn't
- Automatic sync is limited to Trading 212 and Interactive Brokers
- CSV export and full statistics require a paid plan
- The mobile experience is a progressive web app
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