Yes, and it’s arguably the best window of the year. Grills are one of the most seasonal categories in retail, and once summer winds down, retailers cut prices hard to clear floor space before winter stock arrives. Labor Day Weekend is the traditional start of that clearance, and Weber’s outgoing model years get the deepest cuts. Weber holds its pricing better than most brands, so a real markdown is worth acting on rather than waiting. If you want the current model in a specific color, buy now. If you just want the best price on a great grill, last year’s Spirit or Genesis is where the value is.
Weber rarely discounts sitewide, which makes the seasonal windows matter more than they do for other brands. Below you’ll find live Weber deals sorted by discount and updated in real-time, plus what a fair price actually looks like across the Spirit, Genesis and Kettle lines, when the brand really goes on sale, and where else to shop this Labor Day Weekend.

Weber Grill Deals On Sale Right Now
Every one of these is discounted right now, priced lowest first.
When Weber Grills Actually Go On Sale
Weber protects its pricing most of the year, so the discount windows are narrow and worth planning around.
| Time of Year | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Late summer into early fall | The best window. Retailers clear outgoing model years to make room for winter stock, and this is when Spirit and Genesis units see their deepest cuts. |
| Black Friday & Cyber Monday | Strong pricing, though selection is thinner by then. Accessories, covers and Kettle models discount well. |
| Amazon Prime Day (July) | Mid-season one-off drops. Good on portable models like the Q series, shallower on full-size gas grills. |
| Spring, March into May | The worst time to buy. New model years land, demand peaks and discounts nearly disappear. |
| Father’s Day | Promotional bundles and accessory add-ons rather than real price cuts on the grill itself. |
What Actually Counts as a Good Weber Price
Weber list prices are honest, which means percent-off badges here mean more than they do on cheaper brands. Here’s the baseline by line.
- Weber Q and portable: $250 to $450. A real sale puts the Q 1200 near $200 and the Traveler near $300.
- Original Kettle, charcoal: $120 to $250 depending on size and the Premium features. Under $100 on a 22 inch is an excellent price.
- Spirit gas grills: $550 to $800. Outgoing model years drop to the mid $400s in clearance, which is the sweet spot.
- Genesis gas grills: $900 to $1,500. Discounts are rarer and shallower, so 15 to 20 percent off is a genuinely strong deal.
- Smokey Mountain and smokers: $350 to $550. These almost never discount hard, so buy when you see anything off list.
Shop Weber Gas Grills
The Spirit and Genesis lines. Fast to heat, easy to control, and the reason most people buy Weber in the first place.
Shop Weber Charcoal Grills
The Original Kettle and its variants. Better flavor, lower price, and the most forgiving grill Weber makes.
Shop Weber Portable Grills
The Q series and Traveler. Built for balconies, tailgates and camping without giving up real Weber build quality.
Shop Weber Smokers
Smokey Mountain bullet smokers and smoking accessories for low and slow cooking.
Where to Shop Weber Grills
Sale prices above are shown in real-time. Weber is sold through a fairly small dealer network, so these are the places actually worth checking.
How to Pick the Right Weber
Start with fuel, not size. Gas if you grill on weeknights and want it hot in ten minutes. Charcoal if you care more about flavor than convenience. Almost nobody regrets that decision once they’re honest about how often they cook.
Spirit or Genesis. Spirit is the right answer for most families. Genesis buys you a heavier build, better burners and more cooking area, and it’s worth it if you cook for a crowd or plan to keep the grill for a decade.
Count burners by how you cook, not how many you feed. Two burners handle a family of four fine. Three or more matter when you want a genuine indirect zone for roasting and slower cooking.
Buy last year’s model on purpose. Weber changes very little year to year, and the outgoing model is where the entire discount lives. The grates and burners are usually identical.
Budget for a cover. Weber grills last well over a decade outdoors, but only if they’re covered. It’s the cheapest thing you can do to protect the purchase.
Weber Grill Sale FAQ
The Bottom Line
Weber doesn’t discount often, so a real markdown is worth acting on instead of holding out for a better one that may never come. The Spirit line suits most backyards, the Original Kettle is the best value in the whole catalog, and last year’s model in either line will save you the most money. Labor Day weekend is when the clearance actually starts, so if the grill you want is cut right now, that’s probably as good as it gets this year.
