Stock Dividend Calendar Scraper
Pricing
Pay per usage
Stock Dividend Calendar Scraper
Upcoming US stock dividends, keyless: ex-dividend, record, payment and announcement dates with the declared rate, indicated annual dividend and days until the ex-dividend date. Filter by ticker or minimum rate, look 90 days ahead, and use monitor mode for newly announced dividends only.
Get the upcoming US dividend calendar as clean JSON: ex-dividend, record, payment and announcement dates with the declared cash rate, for a date range or your own ticker watchlist.
No login, no API key, no proxy. The actor reads keyless public JSON, so runs are fast and cheap.
What you get
One row per company per ex-dividend date.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
symbol | Ticker |
companyName | Company name as Nasdaq reports it |
exDividendDate | Buy before this date to receive the dividend |
recordDate | Date the holder of record is determined |
paymentDate | Date the cash is paid out |
announcementDate | Date the dividend was declared |
dividendRate | Declared cash amount per share, or null when Nasdaq reports none |
indicatedAnnualDividend | Annualised dividend per share, or null |
daysUntilExDividend | Days from the run date to the ex-dividend date |
scrapedAt | Run timestamp, ISO 8601 |
A missing value stays null. It is never reported as 0, because a dividend of zero is a different claim from a dividend Nasdaq did not report.
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
dateFrom | First ex-dividend date YYYY-MM-DD (default: today) |
dateTo | Last ex-dividend date YYYY-MM-DD (default: +30 days, range capped at 90 days) |
tickers | Optional watchlist, e.g. ["KO","PG","JNJ"]. Empty = whole market |
minDividendRate | Skip dividends below this cash amount per share, e.g. 0.50 |
newOnly | Monitor mode: emit only dividends not seen in earlier runs |
maxRows | Stop after N rows (default 500) |
Monitor mode
Set newOnly to true and put the actor on a daily schedule to get a feed of newly announced dividends only. Dividends already returned by a previous run are remembered and skipped, so a quiet day costs nothing.
Example
Who it's for
Income investors tracking when to buy for the next payout, dividend capture traders working ex-dividend dates, portfolio and fintech apps that display an income calendar, and quants feeding ex-dividend dates into backtests and total return models.
Pricing
Pay per dividend row. The first 2 rows of every run are free so you can validate the output before you pay.
Notes
- Dividend rows appear on the calendar as companies declare them, so a date far in the future will fill in over time. Re-run closer to the date for the complete picture.
- The date range is capped at 90 days per run to keep runs fast.
