Dividend Pro Reviews

First year I auto renewed and it wipes out most of the portfolios I had. Super buggy. So DO NOT auto pay a data renewal.

Also the auto renewal will randomly change the currency from US to Canadian. Impossible to change back. You have to delete the portfolio and start over.

Apparently this outfit’s motto is to punish long term customers.

The data is not up to date. There are several stocks that have ex dividend dates falling this week but DividendPro still shows the previous quarter data. Also, there is no screener search that can scan and filter based on amount, yield, past growth rate, surprise element etc. a lot of things need to be improved before one can consider subscribing DividendPro.

Lot’s of good features, however exhibits annoying and repetitive flaws, which the developer is VERY SLOW repairing. Into my second year of use and now looking for another app due to continued annoying 404 errors (link not found) when searching stock symbols. Same issue over and over again after developer fixes. VERY ANNOYING and makes DividendPro too frustrating to use as a tool for researching and even maintaining portfolio dividends.

I’ve had this tracker for the past year and they decided to jack up the price. It was ok at best, it did the job but it didn’t justify a price increase considering it was the same app without any additional features. I looked around and will try something different going forward as tracking my dividends is important to me.

Setting up dividend and regular stocks was easy enough and the information is good. But To delete the stock by selling doesn’t always work. It leaves the stock with Zero amount, DividendPro is worthless for evaluating dividend stocks if you can’t get rid of old stocks.

I downloaded DividendPro about a month ago. I have to say I am very pleased. It is very helpful and it has a great metric. It’s been instrumental in helping me plan my portfolio to utilize a dividend strategy. I’d give it 5 stars except after your free trial ends it prompts you to renew. However it didn’t auto renew. And I keep getting an error message that it doesn’t exist in DividendPro Store. If the developer could I’d greatly appreciate it.

I really like DividendPro and it saves me a lot of time. Can you add more admin functions to edit my portfolio on the site? Thanks.

I love DividendPro! For dividend growth investors it is a must. I find myself looking at DividendPro all the time. First, it shows you your dividends that you will receive that day, week, month or year by holding. It will also give you ex-dates as well as payment dates. It also shows your current yield and yield on investment cost. One of my favorite features is the dividend increases and how much you will receive monthly, quarterly and annually including percentage of growth. There is an annual subscription payment but I honestly can say it is too low for the features you get. The most amazing thing that I have noticed is the support. Chris is unbelievable in his responses to any issues. He has been wonderful and I can praise DividendPro and the support enough. As I said, best Dividend App by far!
Steve S. CPA

DividendPro does EXACTLY what I wanted. The support team has helped with some of my unusual issues and I can get instant feedback on increases or decreases in dividends.

Love DividendPro !! On the dividend changes page: can you add a YTD option and show the total of all the line items?? Please??

A well designed app I have used for many months and am very happy with. It accurately tracks every dividend-yielding stock I have and reflects the fact that I have multiple accounts. The dividend estimates are on the money (no pun intended) and very helpful for budgeting.

This is a subscription based app and I find the annual fee very reasonable. I’m happy to support the developers in this way. And speaking of the developers, I see that they just released an update with support for fractional shares. Much appreciated, and that’s the kind of improvement you can expect when you pay for a subscription.

Lastly, they have a really great feature on their website that displays the top dividend-yielding stocks held in their users’ portfolios. I’ve found (and bought) some great stocks that way.

A great app. Automatically keeps track of payment dates and amounts. Simple entry of which companies you own, and how many shares, and it does all the rest.

First one I found that works and does what I want it to do. One criticism, it does not do fractional shares. It rounds it off. So it's not 100% accurate but it's close enough to be worth it

Just what I was looking for to keep track of dividend income! Easy to use and very well organized. Highly recommended!

DividendPro is so useful. I use Scottrade but their app doesn't track dividends. I use DividendPro daily to see how much I get each month. Definitely worth the money.

I have a very busy work schedule, and DividendPro helps me keep track of changes (increases and decreases) in Dividend payments and value of total account.

I am retired and wanted to keep track of when dividends might come so I could budget my spending. DividendPro does exactly that. It is well supported. You will not be disappointed!

Clear, concise and accurate; anyone who is or wants to supplement their income by earning dividends.
One of the best features is the “Changes” section, which keeps an up-to-date eye on increases or reductions in the amount a dividend changes.
Rat app!

As a fundamental investor, I also like to keep track with my ex-dividend dates and dividend payouts. DividendPro is the absolute best. I have tried other apps and websites that charges a very high fee. They offer a very well maintained service. If you are a dividend investor, this is certainly your app.

I have been using DividendPro for several years. I use it for two main functions, Portfolio Planning and Income monitoring. It gives me instant insight into upcoming dividends and how Portfolio changes affect the income component of holdings. Daily, weekly and monthly data is great. Just the right amount of information for managing my portfolio.