Best DEGIRO portfolio tracker in 2026: 11 tools compared honestly

The best DEGIRO portfolio tracker depends on one question: do you invest only through DEGIRO, or through several brokers? Only DEGIRO: a browser extension such as ClearAnalyser reads your data live from the webtrader, with no export and no cloud storage, and it is the only tool in this comparison that alerts you when the price hits your stop or target. Several brokers: Parqet, getquin, Portseido or the free Portfolio Performance bring everything together, but need an import or a connection with your login details.

Quick overview: which tracker suits you?

• You only invest through DEGIRO and don’t want to upload anything: ClearAnalyser (free; Premium €3.50 per month).
• You use several brokers and want an app on your phone: Parqet or getquin.
• Everything free, and you don’t mind importing yourself: Portfolio Performance.
• You want an alert as soon as the price hits your stop or target: ClearAnalyser, the only tool in this comparison with price alerts.
• You invest mainly for dividends and want screeners: Snowball Analytics.
• You want a free time-weighted return (TWR) in a local DEGIRO extension: Sharpe. ClearAnalyser shows TWR and MWRR side by side in Premium.
• You want TWR and MWRR from a CSV import, for other brokers too: Portseido.
• You prefer to keep track in a spreadsheet: Excel or Google Sheets (see below).
• You live in the Netherlands and want to understand the Dutch Box 3 tax: ClearAnalyser, with a compound interest simulator that accounts for Box 3.
• You are in the UK or another English-speaking market and want tax reports: Sharesight (see below).

All tools can be tried for free; with Zeus, only a small part stays free after the trial month. “Not mentioned” or “not documented” means we could not find the feature in the official description or documentation. Prices come from the official pricing page or the Chrome Web Store, checked on 15 October 2026; those of Portfolio Dividend Tracker, Portseido, Simple Portfolio and Capitalyse on 18 October 2026.

How we compared

We looked at six things that make the difference for a DEGIRO investor:

1. How the tool gets your data. A live connection, a PDF import or a CSV export determines how often you have to update things yourself, and whether you hand your DEGIRO password to a third party.
2. Where your data lives. On your own computer or in the provider’s cloud.
3. Whether the return is right when you deposit along the way. “Ending value minus contributions” gives a distorted picture; you need a money-weighted (MWRR) or time-weighted (TWR) return. See calculating your DEGIRO return.
4. What the free version really does, and where the paywall starts.
5. Whether the tool takes taxes into account, such as the Dutch Box 3 tax.
6. Whether the tool warns you at a price level. Deciding on a stop or a target is easy; not missing the moment is harder. We checked whether you can set a level per position and get an alert as soon as the price hits it.

Where we could not find a feature in public documentation, we do not list it.

1. ClearAnalyser: for investors who only use DEGIRO

ClearAnalyser is a Chrome extension that runs inside the DEGIRO webtrader itself. You don’t export anything: open DEGIRO and you see your money-weighted return (MWRR) and CAGR, a comparison with the S&P 500, MSCI World and Stoxx 600, your dividend forecast for the next 12 months (PADI), risk figures such as maximum drawdown and the Sortino ratio, and your real exposure per company through your ETFs. Your portfolio is processed locally and never sent to a server.

Two things you won’t find in any of the other tools on this list: a compound interest simulator that accounts for the Dutch Box 3 tax, and scenario alerts. With those you set up to three price levels per position (for example a stop and a target) and get an alert as soon as the price hits one.

• Strong: no export, no account and no password sharing; a fully featured free version; Box 3; the only tool in this comparison with price alerts per position.
• Less strong: works only with DEGIRO and only in Chrome on a computer. There is no mobile app and you can’t add other assets. For free you see the money-weighted return (MWRR); the time-weighted return (TWR) alongside it is in Premium.
• Price alerts: yes. Up to three levels per position (stop, target or entry level), with a free alert in Chrome. With Premium also by email, with an early warning and while your computer is off.
• Price: free. Premium (dividend forecast, TWR alongside MWRR, rebalancing and compound interest simulator, monthly level, email alerts) costs €3.50 per month or €39 per year.
• Choose this if: all your investments are at DEGIRO and you don’t want to hand your portfolio to an outside party. Especially useful if you live in the Netherlands as an international and want to see how the Dutch Box 3 tax affects your long-term growth.

2. Parqet: multi-broker tracker with a strong app

Parqet is a German tracker for web and mobile. You import DEGIRO transactions by dragging two PDFs from your DEGIRO inbox into Parqet: “Transactions” for buys and sells, and “Account Statement” for dividends. To keep your overview up to date, you repeat that periodically.

• Strong: several brokers and portfolios in one overview; X-Ray (a look inside your ETFs) and a dividend forecast; a polished mobile app.
• Less strong: your data lives in the cloud. Dividend forecast, benchmark comparison, X-Ray and the tax dashboard are only in Plus, and that dashboard is aimed at Germany.
• Price alerts: not yet. According to Parqet, you can only follow prices in the watchlist; price alerts have been announced.
• Price: Basis is free (1 portfolio). Plus costs €11.99 and Investor €29.99 per month. Paying yearly gets you 3 months (Plus) or 1 month (Investor) free.
• Choose this if: besides DEGIRO you also invest with other brokers or banks and want to see everything on your phone. If you only use DEGIRO, compare the options in Parqet alternative.

3. getquin: total net worth and a community

getquin connects bank and broker accounts in one app, with a social feed where investors share portfolios and ideas. According to getquin’s own help page, you connect DEGIRO via Open Banking by entering your DEGIRO login details.

• Strong: unlimited connections in the free version; an overview of your total net worth; community.
• Less strong: you hand over your DEGIRO login details and your data lives in the cloud. Dividend KPIs and forecast, advanced performance and the detailed allocation are in Premium.
• Price alerts: not documented. We found no alerts at a self-chosen price level in getquin’s help and product pages.
• Price: free. Premium costs €89.99 and Wealth €149.99 per year.
• Choose this if: you want to see your whole net worth in one app and value the social side. Prefer not to share your login details? See the best getquin alternatives.

4. Portfolio Performance: the free desktop option

Portfolio Performance is an open-source program for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is free, your data stays on your own computer, and it calculates both time-weighted and money-weighted (IRR) returns. You bring in DEGIRO data with a PDF import.

• Strong: completely free; local; works with any broker and any type of asset; very comprehensive.
• Less strong: a steep learning curve. You import yourself and set up price sources yourself, and according to the developers splits have to be booked by hand. There is no app.
• Price alerts: no. Portfolio Performance is a program you open yourself; it doesn’t watch prices in the background.
• Price: free (voluntary donation).
• Choose this if: you are willing to invest time in a very complete record that you manage entirely yourself. See the full comparison in ClearAnalyser vs Portfolio Performance for DEGIRO.

5. Snowball Analytics: for dividend investors

Snowball Analytics is built around dividends: a dividend calendar, dividend ratings, screeners and backtesting.

• Strong: strong on dividends and fundamental data; several brokers.
• Less strong: the free version is limited to 1 portfolio and 10 holdings, broker connection is only in a paid plan, and prices are in dollars.
• Price alerts: no. You only get notifications for dividend events, and only in a paid plan.
• Price: free (10 holdings). Starter costs $79.99, Investor $149.99 and Expert $249.99 per year.
• Choose this if: dividend income matters most to you and you also want to screen stocks.

6. Sharpe: local DEGIRO extension with time-weighted return

Sharpe is the tool closest to ClearAnalyser: also a Chrome extension, also local, and also with read-only access to your DEGIRO data.

• Strong: time-weighted return; alpha, beta, Sharpe ratio and drawdown; in Pro also stress tests and tax summaries for the Netherlands, France, Germany and Belgium. Actively updated.
• Less strong: no rebalancing, and the Pro price isn’t on the Store page.
• Price alerts: not mentioned in the description.
• Price: free, Pro via an in-app purchase.
• Choose this if: you want a local extension and care more about time-weighted return than about a dividend forecast or price alerts.

7. Zeus: the simple DEGIRO extension

Zeus is a simple extension that adds extra overviews to the DEGIRO webtrader.

• Strong: simple; shows daily result, allocation, annual overviews and dividends received; can show the DEGIRO interface in other languages.
• Less strong: basic analysis. The description mentions no risk figures and no dividend forecast.
• Price alerts: not mentioned in the description.
• Price: €25 per year after a one-month trial. Zeus was free for years, but most features are now paid; according to the developer, only the portfolio chart, weekly results and information on AutoFX fees stay free. The price isn’t on the Store page; you only see it in the extension.
• Choose this if: you mainly want a simple extra overview in DEGIRO and are willing to pay for it.

8. Portfolio Dividend Tracker: Dutch tracker with a community

Portfolio Dividend Tracker is a Dutch web tracker for investors in the Netherlands and Belgium, with an English version. According to its own page, 87% of its members use DEGIRO. You export your account statement from DEGIRO as a CSV and drag the file into the tracker; new transactions are imported the same way.

• Strong: a large Dutch community with shared portfolios; several brokers plus crypto, precious metals and pensions in one overview; charts based on the money-weighted return (MWRR) and a benchmark against indices such as the AEX and the S&P 500.
• Less strong: your data lives in the cloud, you import yourself, and there’s no permanent free version: after a 7-day trial you pay.
• Price alerts: not mentioned on the product page.
• Price: €7.50 per month or €75 per year, after a 7-day free trial.
• Choose this if: you invest with several brokers, live in the Netherlands or Belgium and don’t mind a monthly import.

9. Portseido: TWR and MWR from a CSV import

Portseido is an international web tracker. You export your transactions from DEGIRO as a CSV and drag the file into Portseido; prices then update daily, and new transactions need a new export. You don’t need your DEGIRO password.

• Strong: shows both time-weighted (TWR) and money-weighted return (MWR), against a benchmark of your choice; dividend calendar; several brokers and currencies.
• Less strong: your data lives in the cloud, the free version is capped at 100 transactions, and prices are in US dollars.
• Price alerts: not mentioned.
• Price: free up to 100 transactions. Plus costs $8 and Pro $12 per month, billed yearly; Pro has a 14-day free trial.
• Choose this if: you want TWR and MWR across several brokers and don’t mind a periodic CSV import.

10. Simple Portfolio: a simple tracker with a tax report

Simple Portfolio is a web tracker. You drag in your DEGIRO statements or a spreadsheet, or enter trades by hand.

• Strong: simple and clear; dividends and splits are processed automatically; Premium adds benchmarks, risk analysis, a dividend calendar and a tax report.
• Less strong: your data lives in the cloud, and it doesn’t say which return method it uses (“net annualized return”).
• Price alerts: not mentioned.
• Price: free (1 portfolio). Premium costs €8 per month or €80 per year.
• Choose this if: you want a simple multi-broker tracker.

11. Capitalyse: a low-cost DEGIRO tracker for fees and dividends

Capitalyse is a web tracker that only works with DEGIRO. You create an account and import an export from DEGIRO.

• Strong: built for DEGIRO; detailed insight into fees, dividends, deposits and trading habits, plus yearly reports; the cheapest paid option in this comparison.
• Less strong: your data lives in your Capitalyse account; the free version is limited, and no return method such as TWR or MWRR is mentioned.
• Price alerts: not mentioned.
• Price: free (basic). Premium costs €2.49 per month.
• Choose this if: you only invest through DEGIRO, mainly want to see fees and dividends, and don’t mind an import.

Or just Excel or Google Sheets?

A spreadsheet is free and entirely yours. For a few ETFs you add to every month, that’s enough: you list your purchases in a table and pull prices with a formula. It gets harder once you have dividends, splits, currencies or sales, or want to know your real return. Then you need a date and amount for every deposit and a formula such as XIRR. How to get your data out of DEGIRO is in DEGIRO CSV export; which return to calculate is in TWR vs MWRR.

Also worth knowing: Sharesight

Sharesight is a web-based tracker that is widely recommended in English-language comparisons, especially for investors in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. It supports DEGIRO: according to Sharesight’s DEGIRO page, you import your history with a CSV export of your DEGIRO transactions, and you can add new trades by forwarding DEGIRO’s trade confirmation emails.

• Strong: several brokers; dividends tracked automatically on every plan; tax reports on all paid plans.
• Less strong: your data lives in the cloud and DEGIRO data comes in via import or email, not live. The free plan has no tax reports and is limited to 1 portfolio and 10 holdings, including closed ones. Prices are in US dollars.
• Price: free (10 holdings). Starter costs $7, Standard $18 and Premium $23.25 per month, billed annually; monthly billing is higher.
• Choose this if: you invest with several brokers and need tax reports for your country.

We left other DEGIRO extensions out of this comparison. Mercury hasn’t been updated since November 2025 and says itself that its figures aren’t always accurate for active traders. Degiro Statistics hasn’t been updated since 2021. Read more in the comparison of DEGIRO Chrome extensions.

Extension or external tracker: what’s the difference?

An external tracker only sees what you put into it: a CSV, a PDF or a connection with your login details. An extension reads what the DEGIRO webtrader already shows you, and does its calculations on your own computer.

That has three consequences. An extension is always up to date, because there’s no import lagging behind. You don’t give your DEGIRO password and transaction history to a third party. And there’s no database of thousands of users’ investment data that can be hacked.

The downside is just as clear: a DEGIRO extension only knows DEGIRO. If you also have an account with another broker, or want your savings and home in the same overview, you need an external tracker. You can also combine the two: an extension for day-to-day analysis in DEGIRO, and a tracker for the overall picture.

Price alerts: who keeps an eye on your stop and target?

Most trackers look back: what did you earn, how much dividend came in. But many investors also have a plan going forward. At this price you want to buy more, at that price you take profit, and below that level you get out. Without an alert, that means checking the price yourself every day, or missing the moment.

Of the eleven tools in this comparison, ClearAnalyser is the only one that keeps an eye on this for you. You set up to three levels per position, for example a stop, a target and an entry level. A level can be a fixed price, a return relative to your purchase price, a daily change or a drop from the peak. When the price hits one, you get an alert in Chrome. That’s free.

With Premium you also get that alert by email, even before the price reaches the level, and even while your computer is off. That monitoring then runs in your own Google account, not at ClearAnalyser. ClearAnalyser can also pre-fill the order in DEGIRO; you always place it yourself.

Parqet has announced price alerts. getquin, Portfolio Performance, Sharpe, Zeus, Portfolio Dividend Tracker, Portseido, Simple Portfolio and Capitalyse don’t mention them, and Snowball only sends notifications for dividend events. Read more in setting a DEGIRO price alert and stop-loss or price alert.

Frequently asked questions

Is a DEGIRO Chrome extension safe?

An extension that only reads what the webtrader shows doesn’t need your password: you simply log in to DEGIRO yourself. Check three things with any extension. Does the Chrome Web Store listing say where your data is processed? Can the extension place orders, or only read? And is it still being updated?

Which portfolio tracker has price alerts for DEGIRO?

Of the eleven tools in this comparison, only ClearAnalyser: up to three levels per position, with a free alert in Chrome and, with Premium, also by email. Parqet has announced price alerts.

Which tracker accounts for the Dutch Box 3 tax?

Of these eleven tools, only ClearAnalyser has a simulator that accounts for the Dutch Box 3 tax. Sharpe Pro gives a tax summary for the Netherlands, France, Germany and Belgium. Read more in the Dutch Box 3 tax on investing.

I live in the UK or Ireland. Does ClearAnalyser help with my tax return?

Not directly. DEGIRO doesn’t produce a UK or Irish tax statement, so you calculate your capital gains yourself; in Ireland, ETFs come with their own rules, such as exit tax and a deemed disposal every eight years. ClearAnalyser doesn’t calculate UK or Irish tax. What it does show is your portfolio value on any past date, dividends received per period and the result of your closed positions, which you can use alongside DEGIRO’s own documents. Sharesight offers tax reports on its paid plans; check whether they cover your situation.

Is there a free DEGIRO portfolio tracker?

Yes. Portfolio Performance is completely free. ClearAnalyser, Parqet, getquin, Snowball, Sharpe, Portseido, Simple Portfolio and Capitalyse have a free version, with different limits: Snowball, for example, allows 10 holdings, Parqet and Simple Portfolio 1 portfolio, and Portseido 100 transactions. Portfolio Dividend Tracker has a 7-day free trial. Zeus costs €25 per year after a one-month trial; after that only a small part stays free.

MWRR or TWR: which return do I need?

MWRR shows what you earned on your own money, including the effect of when you deposited. TWR filters that effect out and is suited to comparing your investment choices with a fund or index. For most private investors, MWRR tells you the most. The difference, with a worked example, is in TWR vs MWRR. ClearAnalyser shows MWRR for free and TWR alongside it in Premium; Sharpe and Portseido show TWR.

Conclusion

Is all your money at DEGIRO? Then an extension is the fastest and most privacy-friendly choice. ClearAnalyser is the most complete option, and the only one that also watches your stop and target, alongside a dividend forecast and Box 3. See what the DEGIRO portfolio tracker from ClearAnalyser does. If you invest with several brokers, choose Parqet or getquin if you want an app, or Portfolio Performance if you want to keep it free and local.