Fing
Discover all devices on your network with this trusted scanner. Monitor ISP performances, run speed tests, find hidden cameras, and check for vulnerabilities quickly. With multiplatform support and ad-free browsing, you can upgrade for more tools and enhanced network protection.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
EUPlatforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
- Network Discovery
- Trace Route
- Network Tools
- Network Scanner
- Wake on LAN
- Internet Speed Test
Tags
- ip-address
- Internet Security
- mac-address
- network-management
- port-scanner
- look-at-lan
- Wi-Fi Analyzer
- Network Security
- dns-lookup
- ip-monitoring
- wifi-networking
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Used to be great. Now I've learned that Free users can scan their network only a measly 3 times per day because "Fing serves millions of users daily"... even though I'm running the clunky Fing software on my own PC on my own Network, not relying on their cloud or anything. Pretty ridiculous and seems like they're now really desperate to get people to get their subscription.
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What is Fing?
Fing is trusted by over 100 million users worldwide as the #1 network scanner. Discover all the devices connected to your Wi-Fi and identify them, monitor your ISP’s performances, set automated security checks, and find router vulnerabilities in just a few clicks.
With Fing you can:
- Discover all the devices connected to your home network and identify bandwidth stealers.
- Link every device with a user profile to quickly know who’s at home and when
- Get accurate device recognition with plenty of details (IP address, MAC address, device name, model, vendor, and manufacturer)
- Discover hidden cameras connected to your same Wi-Fi network
- Schedule automated speed tests and generate detailed reports about ISP performances
- Run router vulnerability tests
- Analyse advanced settings such as NetBIOS, UPnP, SNMP, SMB, Bonjour names, properties, and device types
- Scan ports, device ping, traceroute, and DNS lookup
- Browse internet outages in your area, ISP ratings, reviews, and speed statistics
Fing is free to download and comes with no ads. It is available for both PCs (Windows and macOS) and mobile (Android and iOS). By pairing the mobile and the PC app you will get full-time monitoring and more accurate results, always available to browse, even on the go.
If you are looking for extended monitoring and network protection for your devices, you can upgrade to Fing Premium to have access to more features:
- Automated network monitoring every 5 minutes
- Automated router vulnerability checks
- Unlimited network troubleshooting tools
- Advanced security checks
- Email and mobile notifications for unknown devices
- Full network timeline
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Developed by
Lansweeper SA Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $5 and $7 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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Comments and Reviews
Used to be great. Now I've learned that Free users can scan their network only a measly 3 times per day because "Fing serves millions of users daily"... even though I'm running the clunky Fing software on my own PC on my own Network, not relying on their cloud or anything. Pretty ridiculous and seems like they're now really desperate to get people to get their subscription.
Fing is up to 3.7.1 now, and I installed it for connectivity alerts. That's not part of the Freemium. You can test your speed, see your devices & their IP, and some other things. Requires an account.
Fing was great, unfortunately since their last update to 2.8.0 (and I've been running it on Android, windows, apple iPhone X, iPad mini 4 and IOS Monterey) most of the functionality has failed with error messages "service not found", Also the windows desktop need to be reinstalled almost daily as it doesn't work. what a real shame, it started out being so good. I've cancelled my subscription after it appeared that there is no fix.