Fi Ultra GPS dog tracker drops to $209.30 through Friday
Shoppers can use code SCARY to cut the price by 30 percent, a deal that matches the device's original launch cost.
By Leila Reynolds ·
Fi is reducing the price of its satellite-connected pet trackers by 30 percent through October 25. Customers who enter the code SCARY at checkout pay $209.30 for the Fi Ultra GPS, a figure that aligns with the product's initial launch price.
The discount applies to multiple models in Fi's lineup. The Fi Ultra features an IP68 rating, making it waterproof in saltwater. Battery life lasts up to five days based on the animal's activity level. The device attaches to a collar or harness and uses a combination of LTE, GPS, and Starlink satellite signals to locate pets in areas without cellular service. It can also emit sounds and vibrations to alert the animal. Fi identifies this as the first tracker to integrate T-Satellite, Starlink, GPS, and LTE.
The Verge reviewed the unit earlier in 2026 in rural South Carolina. Testers found the tracking accuracy to be precise, though the two to three minute update interval posed challenges for fast-moving dogs. Battery performance declined in Lost Mode, where a full charge lasted only two days. The physical size of the unit makes it more suitable for larger dogs.
An active subscription is required to access tracking features. Fi offers discounted rates on the first term of service. A one-year plan costs $99 for the initial year and $189 for subsequent years. These plans function only within the United States, with no satellite coverage available in Alaska.
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