Know every dividend before it lands.
Track ex-dividend and payment dates for the stocks you own or watch, get reminded before the buy-by date, and see how much income arrives each month.
Same account on iPhone, iPad and the webDividend calendarPremium
Every ex-dividend and payment date in a month, week or list view — for your Watchlist or the whole market.
Buy-by remindersPremium
Get reminded before a stock goes ex-dividend, so you never miss the last day to qualify.
Income projections
See expected monthly, quarterly and annual income per stock, with a safety rating for each payer.
Stocks going ex-dividend this week
Buy by the date shown to receive the next dividend. Updated daily.
Popular monthly dividend payers
Stocks and ETFs that pay every month, ranked by yield. High payers whose share price is eroding are left out.
How the buy-by date works
Three dates decide whether, and when, you get paid.
Buy by
Own the shares by the close of the trading day before the ex-dividend date. This is the date Dividend101 reminds you about.
Ex-dividend date
The first day the stock trades without the dividend. Buy on or after it and the seller gets the payment; the price usually drops by about the dividend.
Payment date
The dividend arrives in your account, usually one to four weeks after the ex-date. You can sell before then and still be paid.
Free dividend tools and guides
Dividend screener
Filter US dividend stocks and ETFs by yield, payout ratio, growth and ex-date.
Dividend stock lists
Best dividend stocks, monthly payers, recent increases and cuts, updated daily.
Dividend calculator
How much income an investment pays each month and year.
Learn about dividends
Plain-English guides to yield, ex-dates, payout ratios and more.
Frequently asked questions
What is an ex-dividend date?
It is the first day a stock trades without its next dividend. To receive the dividend you need to own the shares before that day, so buy by the close of the previous business day.
What is the last day to buy a stock to get the dividend?
The business day before the ex-dividend date. If the ex-date is a Monday, the last day to buy is the previous Friday.
Is Dividend101 free?
Yes. The ex-dividend calendar, screener, lists, calculators and stock pages are free with no sign-up. A free account tracks up to 3 stocks; Premium adds an unlimited watchlist, the full calendar and ex-dividend reminders.
Which stocks does Dividend101 cover?
US-listed dividend stocks and ETFs, plus some Canadian and other international listings, with their ex-dividend dates, payment dates, dividend history and yield.
Is there a Dividend101 app?
Yes. Dividend Tracker by Dividend101 is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and uses the same account as the website.
Simple pricing
Start free. New accounts also get 30 days of Premium, no card needed (limited offer). Upgrade when you want the full calendar and alerts.
- Up to 3 Watchlist stocks
- Dashboard and income projections
- Stock details and dividend history
- Watchlist sorting and filters
- Dividend calendar
- Ex-dividend alerts
- Unlimited Watchlist
- Dividend calendar — month, week and list views across all markets
- Ex-dividend alerts with custom lead times
- Everything in Free
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