Fingbox Discount Codes (US) — Product Discontinued

The Fingbox hardware device this page was built around appears to be discontinued in the US too: as of our last check, the US store this page pointed to returns a “page not found,” and Fing’s current site sells software subscriptions only, with no Fingbox listed anywhere. The old code HAPPY10 for $10 off is kept here for reference — we can’t confirm anywhere left to redeem it. If you still want to monitor your home network, Fing’s own app (same company, no hardware required) is the current path; details below.

⏱ US store discontinued $ Fing app ~$8-9/mo ➤ Fing app instead

Discontinued 2026

US hardware discontinued — Fing pivoted to software.

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What Happened to Fingbox (US)?

Fingbox was a small plug-in device that gave you visibility into every device on your home network, plus the ability to pause internet access for specific devices, get intrusion alerts, and run speed and security checks. Fing — the company behind it — built Fingbox as the hardware companion to its network-scanning app.

As of our last check, we can’t find evidence Fingbox is still being sold in the US: our tracked store link (fingbox.myshopify.com) returns a page-not-found error, the separate EU storefront doesn’t resolve at all, and Fing’s current website — where a Fingbox product page used to live — now redirects to an unrelated software product page. Fing’s current lineup (Fing Desktop, Fing Mobile, Fing Agent, Fing Web) is entirely software: a free tier plus Premium and Professional subscriptions, with no hardware device anywhere in it.

In short: the company is alive and apparently doing fine — it just isn’t in the hardware business anymore, in the US or elsewhere.

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For the record, here’s how the old US discount worked, in case you’re comparing notes with an old bookmark or screenshot: entering HAPPY10 at checkout on the Fingbox US store took $10 off. As of our last check that storefront no longer exists, so there’s nowhere left to apply it.

Our original US Fingbox link is kept here for reference; as of our last check it no longer resolves to a working store.

Related: Fingbox Discount Codes (EU).

⏱ US store discontinued$ Fing app ~$8-9/mo➤ Fing app instead

fingbox discount code happy10 — original €10 off, hardware discontinued

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What Actually Monitors Your Network Now

Fing’s own software picked up where Fingbox left off, minus the dedicated box. As of our last check, Fing offers a free plan for basic network scanning, plus paid tiers (roughly $8-9/month for continuous monitoring and a full event timeline, with a higher tier for multi-user or advanced features) that run on a phone, desktop, or a small always-on device like a Raspberry Pi via their Fing Agent software. We don’t have a working affiliate link for Fing’s software products, so this is informational rather than a promo — check Fing’s own site directly for current plan pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fingbox still for sale in the US?
We can’t find evidence that it is, as of our last check. Our tracked US storefront link is dead, and Fing’s current site sells software plans only, with no hardware listed.

Does the discount code HAPPY10 still work?
We can’t confirm it does — the store it applied to no longer appears to be operating.

What replaced Fingbox?
Fing’s own software: apps for desktop, mobile, and a self-hosted “Fing Agent” you can run on something like a Raspberry Pi. It covers similar network-monitoring ground without a dedicated device.

Is this different from your EU Fingbox page?
Same situation, different region — see our EU Fingbox discount codes page for the European storefront’s status.

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