Hey, it's Zach 👋

The question I get during every sale: "Why would I pay for DividendData.com when tools like Yahoo Finance and Google are free?"

Fair question. Here is my honest answer.

Yahoo & Google give you a handful of years of financials in a table. That is fine for checking last quarter. It is useless for the question a dividend investor actually has: has this company grown its dividend, its earnings, and its cash flow for 20 years, and can it keep doing it?

Dividend Data has 30+ years of history for 80,000+ stocks and funds, and it is data visualizations, not just tables. Revenue, free cash flow, payout ratio, dividend growth, and the yield against its own history, on one page. One look and you know whether the story holds up.

Plus, analysts estimates for upcoming Earnings/Revenue growth and Fair Value Graphs to show when a stock is actually cheap.

Yahoo's portfolio tab tells you what your stocks are worth today. It does not tell you what they paid you last month, what is coming next month, or whether your income is actually growing.

Dividend Data links to your brokerage and tracks every dividend you have ever been paid. Income by month, yield on cost, a calendar of what is coming, and a forecast of where the snowball is in 20 years.

Dividend Data has a private Community where every member is a paying investor with a real name. People post their real buys, their real income, and their real portfolios. Some are just getting started. Some already live off their dividends.

That is the whole difference. Yahoo and other sites are not built for investors like you. DividendData.com is built for long-term investors: Dividend, Growth, and Value.

The Founders Sale ends Monday night. $250 a year instead of $499, locked in for as long as you keep it, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Cheers,
Zach
Founder of DividendData.com

P.S. After Monday the annual plan goes back to $499. This is the lowest price I will ever offer on it.