Snowball’s free tier stops at one portfolio and about ten holdings; real use starts at $79.99/year. Here, unlimited holdings are free, and Premium is $60/year for dividends, ETF X-ray and fees.
Similar audiences of dividend-aware, analysis-hungry investors. Very different free tiers and prices.
| Snowball Analytics | MyFinanceTools | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 portfolio, ~10 holdings, 1 watchlist | Unlimited accounts and holdings |
| Paid plans | Starter $79.99/yr · Investor $149.99/yr | $6/mo, $60/yr or $249 lifetime |
| Dividend tools | Forecasting, calendar, dividend rating | Dividend analysis: history, yield, income overview (Premium) |
| Broker sync | Yes, plus CSV import | None by design: manual entry or CSV/Excel import, no credentials shared |
| ETF analysis | Portfolio analytics and benchmarking | ETF overlap, look-through sector and geography X-ray (Premium) |
| Fee analysis | Not offered | Fee-impact projections on your real funds (Premium) |
| Languages | English | English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese |
| Privacy model | Broker linking or CSV | No broker credentials ever: manual/CSV only |
Snowball Analytics facts from public sources, last verified August 2026. Plans and prices change, so confirm current details on their site before deciding. Also compared: Sharesight, Empower, Portfolio Performance, getquin, Parqet, Delta, or see the full portfolio tracker comparison.
We compare honestly. These are its real strengths, with the trade-off attached.
Income forecasting, a dividend calendar and dividend-quality ratings that go further than our income overview. The catch: you only get them from $79.99/year, and dividends are the whole story. Our $60/year plan covers dividends plus the rest of your portfolio: overlap, X-ray, fees, goals.
Automatic syncing with a set of brokers, with CSV import as a fallback. Convenient if you are comfortable connecting accounts; we take CSV-only on purpose, so no credentials ever change hands and every broker in the world is supported.
Public reviews credit Snowball with fast, helpful support responses, and that deserves mention. We aim for a product simple enough that you rarely need to write in.
From public reviews and Snowball’s own published plan limits.
One portfolio, about ten holdings, one watchlist: enough to look around, not enough to track a real portfolio. Our free plan has no holding cap.
Snowball’s cheapest usable tier is $79.99/year and the full product is $149.99/year. Our Premium is $60/year, or $249 once, and includes ETF X-ray and fee analysis Snowball doesn’t have.
Dividends are one lens. ETF overlap detection, look-through sector and geography X-ray, fee-impact projections and goal tracking cover the rest of the picture.
Snowball leans on broker connections; here nothing ever touches your broker. Manual entry and CSV import mean no credentials shared, any institution supported.
27 currencies with daily rates, and pension types like Pillar 3a, PER, Riester and PGBL as first-class accounts next to your ETFs.
Snowball is English only. The whole product here runs in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Bring your broker CSVs or your Snowball exports. Either path works.
Export what Snowball allows to CSV (custom-asset transactions are exportable), or simply reuse the original broker CSVs you imported there.
An email address and a password. No card, no broker connection, under a minute.
Import buy/sell transactions or current balances from CSV, TSV or Excel, or add positions by ticker search.
Dividends, allocation, ETF overlap and fees on your real holdings, with automatic prices and snapshot history from day one.
The core tracker is free forever with unlimited holdings. Premium, which covers dividend analysis, ETF overlap and X-ray, fee impact, daily snapshots, unlimited history and the AI advisor, is $6/month, $60/year, or $249 once. Comparing other trackers? See the free portfolio tracker overview, or how we compare to Sharesight, Empower and Portfolio Performance.
For most portfolio tracking, yes: unlimited holdings free, plus dividend analysis, ETF overlap and fee analysis at $60/year versus Snowball’s $79.99 to $149.99/year. Snowball keeps an edge in one niche, deep dividend income forecasting with a calendar and ratings; around that niche, you get more here for less.
Yes, this one, and the free plan is not a demo: unlimited accounts and holdings, automatic prices, 27 currencies, weekly snapshots and CSV import/export, free forever without a credit card. Snowball’s free tier caps at roughly ten holdings.
Partially. Snowball documents CSV export for custom-asset transactions but not a full portfolio export, so the reliable path is reimporting your original broker CSVs, which MyFinanceTools accepts directly (CSV, TSV or Excel), alongside manual entry by ticker.
Premium includes dividend analysis: payout history, yield and income across your holdings. Snowball goes further on forecasting (calendar, projections, ratings); we go further around it, with ETF overlap, look-through X-ray, fee impact and goals in the same plan.
No, by design. There is no broker linking: you enter or import holdings yourself. The trade-off is deliberate. No credentials shared, no sync to break, and any broker in the world is supported.
Snowball: free tier (~10 holdings), then Starter $79.99/year or Investor $149.99/year. MyFinanceTools: free tier with unlimited holdings, then Premium at $6/month, $60/year, or a one-time $249 lifetime purchase. Verify Snowball’s current pricing on their site, plans change.
The product runs in five languages (English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese) with localized number formats and currencies. Snowball Analytics is English only.
Yes. The public demo portfolio shows the full tracker with realistic sample data, no signup needed. A free account takes under a minute when you are ready.
Dividends, ETF X-ray, fees and goals. Free to start, no card required.
Snowball Analytics is a trademark of its owner; MyFinanceTools is not affiliated with or endorsed by Snowball Analytics. Competitor details are from public sources, last verified August 2026, and may have changed. Portfolio figures shown are illustrative. Nothing here is financial advice.