Why is our price €129?
The annual price is €129. That might feel like a lot at first glance – but it can more than pay for itself if it helps you avoid just one dividend cut, which often hits both your income and the share price.
We’ve kept the price much lower than many other services because we want it to be accessible – especially for European investors and those who are just getting started. And although we’re still improving the platform, we often hear that people are surprised by how much value they get out of it.
How is Premium different from the podcast?
On the podcast, you hear our views in conversation. Premium is the work behind those views: a stock card with a dividend safety verdict and fair value for every stock we cover, deep dives, stock updates whenever our view changes, and our own buys and sells in every newsletter. If you enjoy the podcast, Premium is where you can dig into the numbers yourself.
Do you offer a free trial?
We don’t offer a free trial, but we provide a 30-day money-back guarantee so you can explore our services without worry. Additionally, you can check out a few sample deep dives and dividend stock cards to see what we offer. We’re confident you’ll find value in our insights!
Do you offer a monthly subscription?
We don’t offer a monthly subscription due to the administrative overhead it would create. We prefer a simple, hassle-free approach that respects everyone’s time, allowing us to focus on what we love most: analyzing dividend stocks and creating valuable content for our subscribers.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes, you can cancel at any time. Your subscription will remain active for the duration of your paid term. We’ll also send you a reminder before the auto-renewal. Please note that we don’t offer refunds beyond the 30-day money-back guarantee.
Which dividend stocks are available in the library?
Our library has over 180 dividend stocks. About half are European companies and about half are North American. Think of L’Oréal, LVMH, British American Tobacco, Novo Nordisk, Halma and Nestlé next to Starbucks, Johnson & Johnson, Visa and Nike. We also cover lesser known names like Hornbach, Greggs, Paychex and Agree Realty. If you’re interested in a dividend stock that we haven’t analyzed yet, you can request it as a subscriber, and we’ll consider adding it to our library!
Is 180 stocks enough when thousands of companies pay a dividend?
For a dividend growth investor, we think so. We don’t try to cover every company that pays a dividend; we focus on companies with a track record of paying and growing it. In our experience, most investors hold fewer than 50 stocks, and a portfolio built for growing income doesn’t need companies with irregular or unpredictable dividends. Is a quality dividend payer you own or watch missing? Let us know, and we’ll consider adding it to our library!
I mostly own US stocks. Is Premium for me?
Yes, as long as you want our view and not just data. About half our library is American. What you won’t find elsewhere is one method for both: your US stocks and your European ones get the same safety score and fair value, so you can compare them directly. If you only own US stocks and want every company covered, a US service may suit you better, and we’d rather tell you that now.
Do you cover ETFs?
No. We analyse individual companies that pay and grow a dividend. Many members hold ETFs next to their stocks, and we’re happy to talk about that on Discord.
Why do your dividend figures differ from other websites?
Many European companies pay an interim and a final dividend, and the final one often comes after the fiscal year has closed. Most databases simply add up payments by calendar year, which creates jumps and cuts that never actually happened. We count each payment in the fiscal year it belongs to. Most of these corrections run automatically, and we check the tricky ones by hand. Our data provider still makes the occasional mistake, though, and one can slip through. Spotted something that looks off? Every stock card has a link to report it, and we’ll look into it.
Is this investment advice?
No. We share our own analysis and our own transactions to help you make well-informed decisions, but the decisions are always yours. We’re investors ourselves, not financial advisors, so please do your own research before you buy or sell.