DiviTrack

At a glance

• Editor score
  6.3 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan · 7-day trial
• Best for
  Investors wanting calendar feeds and payment alerts
• Free plan
  Yes
• Paid from
  £5.99/mo
• Income projections
  Yes
• Facts checked
  14 Nov 2026

• Where it wins

  • Adds expected payment and ex-dividend dates to iCal-compatible calendars
  • Premium extends dividend predictions from two months to one year
  • Imports Trading 212 and generic CSV files, or accepts manual entries

• Where it doesn't

  • Basic is limited to one portfolio and 100 orders and dividend payments
  • Premium costs £5.99 monthly for more portfolios and longer predictions
  • Does not model dividend reinvestment; reinvestments must be entered manually

Our verdict on DiviTrack

DiviTrack is a web-based dividend and portfolio tracker for individual investors who want to follow expected payments, income estimates and portfolio composition. It can show dividend history, yield on cost and diversification by sector, country and stock type. The service covers listings across UK, US, European and other markets, and is analysis software rather than a trading or financial-advice service. Its focus is organizing dividend information and making payment dates easier to follow, not executing investment decisions.

Calendar feeds and notifications are central to its use case: DiviTrack provides an iCal feed for expected payment and ex-dividend dates, plus ex-dividend notifications. Holdings can be entered manually or imported from Trading 212 CSV exports and generic CSV files. That makes it a fit for investors whose portfolios can be represented through those import paths and who want calendar visibility alongside portfolio metrics. The published features include fractional-share recording, but not a dividend reinvestment modeling feature; investors tracking reinvestments need to enter them manually.

The free Basic plan is available indefinitely and supports unlimited stocks, one portfolio, 100 orders, 100 dividend payments and one withholding tax rule, with predictions up to two months. Premium costs £5.99 per month and raises those limits to 20 portfolios, 10,000 orders, 10,000 dividend payments and 100 withholding tax rules; it also extends predictions to one year and includes a seven-day free trial. Choose DiviTrack if payment tracking, calendar feeds and income projections are priorities. Investors who need automated reinvestment modeling or trade execution should look for a different tool.

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DiviTrack pricing

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DiviTrack fact sheet

DiviTrack integrations

DiviTrack lists 3 integrations on its own site.

• Trading 212 CSV
• Generic CSV
• iCal-compatible calendars

Alternatives to DiviTrack

• 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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