Does it work without a subscription?

Only the QR code and basic on-collar functions work without a plan. Real-time GPS tracking, geofence alerts and route history need an active subscription.

How long does the battery last?

The maker does not publish a battery figure. Expect much shorter runtime with continuous live tracking than with occasional location checks, so charge it regularly.

How accurate is the location?

It uses GPS, BDS and GLONASS together, which generally gives good outdoor accuracy. Expect drift near buildings, dense trees or indoors, like any satellite tracker.

Will it fit my dog's collar?

It attaches with a snap-on buckle to most standard collars. Very thin or unusually wide collars may not hold it securely.

Does it work on cats or small dogs?

It is built for dogs and sized for medium to large collars. On a small pet the unit is heavy and bulky.

The tracker, the mounting buckle and a charging cable. A collar is not included.

Where is the GPS Pet Tracker with Geofence cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $28.78, as of our latest check.

GPS Pet Tracker with Geofence

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$28.78Free shipping

Color: Blue and white

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $28.78 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the GPS Pet Tracker with Geofence

This is a snap-on GPS collar tracker that uses GPS, BDS and GLONASS to report your dog's location in real time through an iOS or Android app. It adds geofence alerts, route history, activity tracking, a beeper and a flashing light, plus a printed QR code that a finder can scan to reach you even if the battery dies. It suits owners of escape-prone dogs who want live location and safe-zone alerts without paying for a premium brand. The catch is the subscription: live tracking needs a paid data plan, so the tracker costs more over time than a simple Bluetooth tag and competes with subscription trackers like Tractive and Fi on the same terms.