Model DRIP, recurring contributions, and long-term portfolio growth for stocks and ETFs — without connecting a brokerage account.
DividendSim is a planning tool. Results depend on the share counts, dividend amounts, prices, DRIP settings, contributions, and time horizon you enter.
Enter your holdings and see projected monthly and annual dividend income as you reinvest over time.
Toggle reinvestment on or off and see how additional shares can change future income.
Use your holdings to track portfolio growth, dividend income, and reinvestment in one place.
DividendSim is a dividend simulator, dividend calculator, and dividend reinvestment calculator built for investors who want to project monthly income from stocks and ETFs. Instead of a one-time yield snapshot, it models DRIP, recurring contributions, and portfolio growth over time.
Use it as a monthly dividend calculator, dividend portfolio tracker, and DRIP simulator to model one stock, browse monthly dividend payers, or build a full portfolio forecast.
Enter the tickers and share counts you already own, or start with a small example portfolio to see how the dividend simulator works.
Choose whether to reinvest dividends, add monthly contributions, and compare how those choices change future portfolio income.
Review projected monthly dividend income, annual income, portfolio value, and long-term growth over time.
No. You manually enter the tickers and shares you own. DividendSim doesn’t require brokerage access.
No — it’s a planning and visualization tool. Use it to understand scenarios and assumptions, not to make decisions for you.
DRIP assumes dividends are reinvested into additional shares over time. You can toggle reinvestment per stock to compare outcomes.
The free plan is meant for quick modeling. Saving and tracking larger portfolios is available with an account/upgrade.
Yes — you can add recurring contributions to see how consistent investing affects long-term income and portfolio value.
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