Fingerhut Alternatives and Similar Sites

This online store of the American television network allows consumers to watch HSN Live and HSN2 Live, livestreams of the TV channels. Here customers can see various products that might be of interest, with the site displaying which item is currently on air. There is also a program guide for both channels as well as the option to see what items have recently been aired. At the HSN Now section there are videos for items in a number of categories such as fashion, crafts and wellness. Buyers may be able to use FlexPay as a payment option on checkout in order to pay for a product in monthly installments without interest fees.

Stoneberry is relatively similar to Fingerhut. Not only does it have a similar look, but it also allows you to open up a credit account in order to purchase items in monthly installments. There are no membership fees, and the amount asked of customers to pay depends on the overall product price, plus shipping and processing fees. When it comes to shipping, Stoneberry does not ship internationally. It ships to the US, Puerto Rico, Guam and APO addresses.

Like the previous site on the list, Gettington also looks visually similar to Fingerhut, and also features credit shopping. The credit account you can apply for also just happens to be issued from WebBank and of course, the monthly amount you pay for a bought item depends on the price, with orders of up to $500 possibly requiring you to pay up to $30/month. There are style editors on the site, from which you can get ideas on what kind of clothing you might want to get, if apparel and fashion-based items are something you’re looking for.

This mostly-tech based site is all about allowing you to rent items. You pay weekly for the item you rent and, if all the payments are made in a year, then the product you rented is completely yours to keep. FlexShopper lets you apply for up to $2500 spending limit, and if there is an item they don’t have, then you can find it on other popular e-commerce platforms and FlexShopper will get the product for you.

Used to be known as The Shopping Channel, now known as Today’s Shopping Choice, this Canadian site lets you watch their TV channel live, allowing you to view what products are on air as well as what items will be shown by taking a look at the program guide which lets you sort by daily and weekly schedule. There is a TSC credit card customers can apply for that comes with free shipping for birthday and various other exclusive benefits – unfortunately the credit card is not available for residents of Quebec.

Don’t worry about having a FICO score over at Zebit; so long as you are 18-years old or more and are either retired, employed or are disabled with benefits, you can apply for up to $2500 credit with 0% interest or membership fees. The online store uses UPS, FedEx and USPS for shipping, but when it comes to things like furniture, there is a home delivery system in place. There is also white glove delivery, meaning that an item will not only be brought to you, but it could also be set up in the room that you want.

Short for Quality Value Convenience, QVC has all sorts of items, and also has a credit card called QCard that you could apply for, getting benefits such as the option to pay in at least 4 monthly installments, exclusive offers and more. Being a shopping channel that airs on TV, their online shop also has a section for watching QVC TV, QVC2 TV, QVC3 TV and BeautyiQ TV, with a program guide containing daily and weekly schedules available for each channel. View recently aired products, goodies that are currently being shown and watch QVC Originals from their YouTube channel.

This retailer has a yearly membership loyalty program called Club O priced at $19.95/year that comes with some nice benefits, including free shipping, free returns, the option to earn ‘rewards’, 5% on every purchase and up to $40 in reviews. The rewards system is a great way to save up money, and the paid membership also comes with an Extra Rewards Store where you can get up to 40% rewards. Aside from the membership, Overstock also lets customers use the Bill Me Later payment option on orders over $250, allowing them to get the product, and pay for it later. If full price is paid in 6 months, then there is no need to worry about additional fees.

MDG also allows you to do credit shopping, applying for a credit account issued by CCBank (Capital Community Bank) for up to $3000 in credit. They allow you to set up a personalized payment plan, and every 3 months you can ask to see your credit score. Other than that, this American e-commerce also features a monthly subscription called MDG Club which, at $8.95/month allows you to purchase exclusive subscriber products, get subscriber discounts and more. A 90-day free trial is also available even without giving credit card info, allowing you take a look at what the subscription has to offer without purchasing anything.

At Afterpay you can find tons of stores related to fashion and home products that happen to have the payment option that Afterpay offers. With Afterpay you can pay for items in 4 bi-weekly installments, no interest fees included, except for well, if you’re late. You can use the iOS/Android mobile app to easily sort payments and manage orders, but overall Afterpay is a nice way to make payments, and the site offers a large store directory to help you find sites you might like with their payment method.

This US store sells outdoor and indoor items, such as furniture, planters, clothing and electronics. Applying for Seventh Avenue Credit will let you purchase items by paying monthly for them, a minimum of $20/month. For orders that for example fall under the $200.01 -$400 range requires paying $25/month. There is no international shipping, but if you’re a US resident then maybe you’ll want to check this store out.