Yep, they offer them as well. I’m less familiar with their rate schedule though, and I know Fidelity won’t give just anyone a CD, you have to be a brokerage client and that entails a minimum $5k account balance on the brokerage side (you can’t count the CD balance towards that), and they charge a $20 commission in some cases. They also have to be multiples of either $100 or $1000, where traditional CDs can be down to cents if you wish. On top of that, the interest does not go into the CD, it goes back into your brokerage account, where with a traditional CD it would go back into the CD and compound.

So it’s a bit of arbitrage on which is the better option for you. For most people that do not already do business with Fidelity, a traditional CD is the better option.