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Dividend Data
SCHD Dividend
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Dividend Watch
Dividend-Calculator.net
Next distribution dates, full payout history, and honest total returns for high-yield income ETFs — plus free dividend calculators.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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Dividend Stacker is a free suite of tools for high-yield ETF investors. Calculate dividend income and total returns with DRIP, compare funds side by side, and track upcoming distributions from YieldMax, Roundhill, NEOS, Defiance, and REX Shares on a live dividend calendar. Get email alerts the...
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As answered by people managing Open Devdocs and Dividend Stacker.
Dividend Stacker's answer:
Most "dividend tools" are built for SCHD-style dividend growth investing, not funds that pay weekly and change their payout every single time.
Dividend Stacker's answer:
High-yield ETF investors looking for information.
Dividend Stacker's answer:
Dividend Stacker is a free suite of tools for high-yield ETF investors. Calculate dividend income and total returns with DRIP, compare funds side by side, and track upcoming distributions from YieldMax, Roundhill, NEOS, Defiance, and REX Shares on a live dividend calendar. Get email alerts the moment a fund announces its next distribution, plus payout history, yield data, and change-vs-prior tracking for 150+ funds. Built from official sources — clear data, no hype, no financial advice.
Dividend Stacker's answer:
Dividend Stacker is a free suite of tools for high-yield ETF investors.
Dividend Stacker's answer:
I'm Josh, and I built Dividend Stacker because I couldn't find the tool I wanted.
I invest in high-yield ETFs — YieldMax, Roundhill, NEOS, the funds paying double-digit yields through options strategies. When I tried to research them, everything was scattered: distribution amounts on one site, ex-dates buried in press releases, total return calculators that ignored reverse splits or handled dividend reinvestment wrong. And most "dividend tools" are built for SCHD-style dividend growth investing, not funds that pay weekly and change their payout every single time.
So I built what I was missing, and it's all free:
📅 Dividend calendar — upcoming ex-dates and pay dates for 150+ high-yield funds, with officially announced distributions flagged separately from estimates
📬 Distribution alerts — pick your funds, get one email the moment a distribution is officially declared (amount, change vs prior, ex-date)
🧮 Calculators — dividend income projections, total return with DRIP, side-by-side fund comparisons — all shareable via URL
📊 Fund data — full distribution history, yields, 1-year total returns, all sourced from official fund providers
To be upfront: I'm not a financial advisor and the site gives zero investment advice. It's data and math, displayed the way I always wished someone would display it. My methodology is public on the site.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone who holds these funds. What would make this more useful for you? What's missing?
Dividend Stacker's answer:
The stack is deliberately boring: Next.js on Vercel, one market-data API, and a front end.
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