Dividend Pulse

At a glance

• Editor score
  5.9 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  iPhone users who prefer manual, local portfolio tracking
• Free plan
  Yes
• Facts checked
  14 Nov 2026

• Where it wins

  • Tracks estimated monthly and annual dividend income and goal progress
  • Organizes manually added stocks and ETFs across accounts
  • Holdings stay on the device; brokerage linking is not required

• Where it doesn't

  • Holdings must be added manually
  • The free plan supports up to five holdings
  • Available only on iOS

Our verdict on Dividend Pulse

Dividend Pulse is an iPhone app for investors who want to track dividend and ETF holdings manually rather than link a brokerage account. Users can organize stocks and ETFs by account and view estimated monthly and annual dividend income, portfolio value, cost basis, and unrealized gains or losses. It also tracks progress toward a monthly dividend goal. The app is for tracking and estimates, not trading or investment advice, so it suits people who want a personal record rather than a tool for placing trades or getting recommendations.

The plan structure is straightforward: Free provides a basic dividend and portfolio dashboard and supports up to five holdings. Pro Monthly and Pro Yearly both unlock unlimited holdings. The published plan details do not describe other differences between the two Pro options, so the clearest reason to move from Free is needing to track more holdings. That makes the free tier a practical fit for a small portfolio, while investors with broader portfolios would need a Pro plan.

The main trade-off is manual upkeep: holdings are added by the user, with stock prices saved when available. In return, brokerage linking is not required, and the developer says holdings are stored locally on the device. This setup will appeal to people who value local tracking and want to manage their own portfolio records. It is less suitable for anyone who wants brokerage-connected importing or prefers an automated workflow. Dividend Pulse is a focused tracker for income estimates and goal progress, rather than a trading or investment-advice service.

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Dividend Pulse pricing

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Dividend Pulse fact sheet

Alternatives to Dividend Pulse

• Snowball AnalyticsA broad portfolio suite with dividend tools, imports, analytics, and mobile apps.8.9
• SharesightA mature portfolio tracker with automatic dividends and reporting, but limited forecasting emphasis.8.7
• getquinA broad wealth tracker with dividend calendars and forecasts, not a dividend-first app.8.3

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

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