Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I own a handful of dividend stocks and ETFs, and every broker shows me a yearly total, but none of them answered the question I actually cared about: how much lands each month, and which months are basically empty? Most popular payers go on the same few quarterly cycles, so a "nice" annual number can still hide a few near-zero months. FillMonth is a free dividend paycheck calendar: • Type tickers + shares, or import a CSV • See estimated income for each of the 12 months, from each holding's trailing 12 months of dividend history (~150 stocks & ETFs) • Your thin months are flagged • No account, no tracking of your holdings. Everything stays in your browser (localStorage) Honest limits: months are based on ex-dividend dates (your broker may pay a few days later), figures are pre-tax, and past dividends can change. It's an educational tool, not investment advice. There's also an optional Pro plan ($7/mo with a 7-day free trial), which suggests payers that have historically paid in your weakest months and sends calm alerts on cuts, raises and upcoming ex-dates. The calendar itself stays free. I'd love feedback: which tickers are missing, and what would make this useful enough to check every month?

FillMonth

See which months your dividends actually pay you

See which months your dividends actually pay you