Your dividends and your crypto.
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If you hold income shares and crypto, you're probably running two apps and a spreadsheet. Yieldwell does both: see what your UK and US shares pay you every month, and set the price levels where you'll take crypto profits on the way up.
The only app we've found that tracks your dividend income and plans your crypto exits in one place.
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Today's top-scoring ideas
Ranked by the Yieldwell Score: yield, dividend growth, payout safety and track record in one number.
Dividend stocks
Search any UK or US dividend payer (LGEN, GSK, KO, PEP, O…). Tap a row for the full score and to add it to your portfolio.
Top 100 crypto
Coins don't pay dividends, but many can be staked for a yield. The income column shows typical staking rates.
Crypto Exit Planner
Plan emotion-free exits for any of the top 100 cryptos. Sell a percentage of what you still hold at every price step so you lock in cash on the way up and keep upside if it goes parabolic.
Each level sells the chosen % of what you still hold after earlier sales, so you bank cash on the way up and stay exposed if it keeps climbing. A planning tool, not a prediction.
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An example portfolio is loaded so you can see how it works. Edit the amounts or remove holdings, then add your own from the screeners.
Add your first holding
Yieldwell works out what your shares and crypto pay you. Three ways to start:
Find a company or coin and enter how much you hold.
Upload a CSV from your broker or exchange and it fills itself in.
Load an example portfolio to see what the app does before you type anything.
Dividend & staking calendar
Expected income by monthWhere your money sits
| Holding | Amount | Paid each | Price | Value | Gain | Yield | Yield on cost | Income / yr | Score |
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Drop a CSV export from your broker or exchange here, or choose a file. Yieldwell reads it on your own device — the file is never uploaded — and shows you exactly what it found before anything is saved.
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Change any number and the plan redraws. Total return includes dividends, so the yield sets how much comes out as cash.
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How the Yieldwell Score works
Every rating on this site comes from the rules below, applied the same way to every company and coin. No one is paid to be on this list and nothing here is a recommendation. If you think a rule is wrong, we would rather you could see it and say so.
Shares: four things, weighted
Each is scored out of 100, then combined. If we do not have a figure for a company yet, that part is left out and the rest are re-weighted, so a company is never punished for data we are still fetching.
- Safety — 30%
- Based on the payout ratio: how much of its profit the company hands out. Up to 60% scores full marks. Between 60% and 90% the score falls by 2 points for every extra percent. Above 90% it falls away sharply. A company making a loss scores 20. We weight this highest because a dividend you keep receiving beats a big one that gets cut.
- Yield — 28%
- 6% or above scores full marks, scaling down to zero at 0%. But anything above 9% is capped at 55, because in practice a yield that high usually means the market expects a cut.
- Growth — 24%
- The average yearly change in the dividend over the last five complete years. +10% a year or better scores full marks; a dividend shrinking by 2% a year or worse scores zero.
- Track record — 18%
- Years in a row the dividend has been raised. 25 years scores full marks.
Crypto: a different four
Coins pay no dividends and have no earnings, so the same rules would be meaningless. These are the four we use instead.
- Size — 35%
- Market value against Bitcoin's. Bigger coins have survived longer and are harder to move around, which is not the same as being safe.
- Stability — 25%
- Based on rank: the top ten score higher than the top forty, which score higher than the rest. Stablecoins and gold-backed coins score 95 because they are designed not to move.
- Staking income — 20%
- The typical staking rate, where the coin offers one. 10% a year scores full marks.
- Momentum — 20%
- The last seven days of price movement. This is the part that changes most and means least — it is deliberately the smallest weight alongside income.
What the flags mean
What the Score cannot know
As important as what it does know. A high score is not a reason to buy, and a low one is not a reason to sell.
- Anything about you. Your age, your tax position, what else you hold, when you need the money. All of that matters more than any score.
- Why the numbers are what they are. A payout ratio of 95% might be a company in trouble, or one year of unusual costs. The Score cannot read the annual report.
- What happens next. Everything here is history and today's price. A company can announce a cut tomorrow and the Score will not have seen it coming.
- Whether the price is fair. We do not value companies. A wonderful business at a terrible price still scores well here.
- Anything a dividend cannot capture. Debt, lawsuits, a business model quietly dying. We look at the dividend, not the whole company.
Where the data comes from, and how fresh it is
- Share prices and yields: Financial Modeling Prep, refreshed every 15 minutes.
- Crypto prices: CoinGecko, refreshed every 5 minutes.
- Dividend history, payout ratios and years of raises: Financial Modeling Prep, refreshed weekly. This is the part most likely to be a few days behind.
- Staking rates are typical published rates, not a quote. What you actually get depends on where you stake.
- If a provider has it wrong, we have it wrong. Check anything that matters against the company's own announcements before you act on it.
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Built for people who hold both: income shares and crypto, in one portfolio. Every plan covers UK stocks, US stocks and the top 100 crypto. Plus unlocks the full score breakdown, dividend-cut alerts, more price alerts and unlimited holdings.
Plenty of apps track dividend income. Exchanges and trading bots will sell crypto in stages for you. On 11 October 2026 we looked for one that does both and didn't find one, so that's what we say. Here's what we checked:
- Dividend trackers — Sharesight, Simply Safe Dividends, Snowball Analytics, Stockopedia, DividendMax, DivvyDiary, Track Your Dividends: shares only, no crypto exit planning.
- Apps covering shares and crypto — getquin, Delta, Portseido, Stock Events: price alerts, but no saved exit ladder.
- Crypto trackers — CoinStats, Koinly, Blockpit: no dividend income. CoinGecko's own guide to laddered exits tells you to build a spreadsheet.
- Trading bots — Altrady, 3Commas, Cryptohopper: these connect to your exchange and trade for you. Yieldwell plans and alerts, and never touches your exchange account.
Know one that does both? Tell us and we'll change this page. We recheck every six months.
Yieldwell Scores and flags are rule-based research ratings built from public data. They are not personal recommendations and don't take your circumstances into account. The value of investments and income can fall as well as rise. Crypto is high risk: you could lose all the money you put in and you may not be protected if something goes wrong. Past performance doesn't predict future results. All prices on this demo are illustrative sample figures.