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Yes, and you don’t have to wait for the holiday itself. Grilling season is over, so retailers are clearing floor stock ahead of Columbus Day, slashing prices to clear out seasonal inventory before fall, with discounts of 30% or more common across gas, pellet, and charcoal models. If you’ve been holding out on an upgrade, this is the weekend to strike. The deals below update live, and the brand sales are worth a look too.
A good grill earns its keep for years of cookouts, and the run-up to Columbus Day is when the prices finally cool off. Below you’ll find live grill deals sorted by discount, plus the stores already running early Columbus Day markdowns and everything you need to fire up the right grill without overpaying.
Today’s Best Grill Deals Worth Buying
These are the live markdowns at the two stores still discounting actual grills, checked against each retailer’s own sale page. Every price below is the current one alongside the size of the cut.
Blaze LTE+ 32-In 4-Burner Built-In Propane
- 32 in wide
- 4 burners
- Propane
The steepest markdown on this page. Lift-assist hood and a rear infrared burner for rotisserie work, in a 32-inch cutout that suits most island plans.
That saving comes to $989.60, which is more than a complete freestanding grill costs further down this page. That gap is the whole argument for shopping built-ins in the fall.
$2,249.10$3,238.7031% off
Lion L75000 32-In Built-In Natural Gas
- 32 in wide
- Natural gas
- 304 stainless
Lion builds in 304 stainless throughout, which is the grade that matters if the grill lives outdoors uncovered. Same 32-inch cutout as the Blaze above it for $100 less.
Natural gas means a gas line, not a tank. If you don’t already have one run to the patio, budget for a plumber before you budget for the grill.
$2,149$2,89926% off
Blaze BCM 25-In 3-Burner Built-In Propane
- 25 in wide
- 3 burners
- Propane
The one to look at if your island is already built and the opening is narrow. A 25-inch cutout is roughly a foot less than the others here and still runs three burners.
Blaze covers the burners and the body for life on this line. On a grill that gets built into masonry, a warranty you can claim without pulling the unit is worth more than it sounds.
$1,394.10$1,858.8025% off
Weber Spirit SX-315 Smart Grill
- 3 burners
- Natural gas
- Smart probes
Weber’s connected Spirit, with built-in probes that tell your phone when the meat is done rather than making you stand over it. The biggest markdown Weber is running.
Weber almost never discounts a current-model grill, so 20% off is the unusual part. Their sales normally live on covers and grates rather than the grills themselves.
$695.20$86920% off
Weber Searwood 600 Pellet Grill
- 612 sq in
- Pellet
- Searing mode
Weber’s answer to the pellet crowd, and the one that actually sears. Most pellet grills stall around 500F, which is why people keep a second grill for steaks.
Pellet grills need a power outlet, so where it parks matters more than with gas. Plan the cord before you plan the brisket.
$899$99910% off
- 3 burners
- Natural gas
- Sear zone
The grill most people mean when they say they want a Weber. Genesis sits above Spirit on burner output and grate quality, and the 2023 redesign added a dedicated sear zone.
At $849 this is the cheapest way onto the Genesis line, and it’s roughly a third of what the built-in above costs before anyone pours concrete.
$849$94911% off
Prices come from each store at the time this page was last refreshed, and grill pricing moves fast at the end of the season, so check the current number on the retailer page before you buy.
Top 3 Grill Deals Right Now
The three grills with the steepest discounts running right now. Start here for the best deal on a well-rated grill.
When Grills Actually Go On Sale
Grill pricing is highly seasonal. Here’s when the discounts are actually worth acting on.
| Time of Year | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Labor Day (end of summer) | The single best grill weekend of the year. Retailers clear seasonal stock with the deepest markdowns as grilling season winds down. |
| Columbus Day (October) | The tail of the clearance. Selection is thinner than it was in September, but what’s left is marked down hardest, and retailers start early rather than waiting for the weekend. |
| 4th of July & Memorial Day | Strong early and mid-summer sales. Good if you want to grill all season rather than wait until fall. |
| Black Friday & Cyber Monday | Deep off-season discounts on leftover inventory. Great prices if you can store a grill until spring. |
| End of season (fall) | Clearance pricing on the last of the year’s models as stores make room for winter goods. |
| New model launches (spring) | Last year’s grills drop in price when new versions arrive, often nearly identical for less. |
What Actually Counts as a Good Price
Grill prices span a huge range, so here’s roughly what a good sale price looks like by type:
- Budget gas & charcoal: $150 to $350 on sale. Fine for a starter grill or small patio.
- Mid-range gas: $350 to $700 on sale for more burners, better build, and even heat across the grates.
- Pellet grills & smokers: $400 to $900 on sale for wood-fired flavor and set-and-forget temperature control.
- Premium & griddles: $700 to $1,500 plus on sale for top-tier gas grills, big griddles, and outdoor-kitchen builds.
Gas, Pellet & Charcoal Deals
Gas grills heat fast and are easy to control, pellet grills add wood-smoked flavor with set-and-forget ease, and charcoal grills deliver that classic smoky char. All see strong markdowns once the season winds down, and the deals below are already running.
Where to Shop Grills
Beyond the live Amazon deals above, these top grill brands and retailers are clearing seasonal stock ahead of Columbus Day. Tap any to browse.
How to Pick the Right Grill
Start with the fuel. Gas is fast and easy to control, charcoal delivers classic smoky flavor, pellet grills add wood smoke with digital ease, and a flat-top griddle handles everything from breakfast to smash burgers. Pick the cooking style you’ll use most.
Size it to your crowd. A two-burner or compact grill suits couples and small patios, three burners cover most families, and four or more handle big cookouts. More cooking area is great, but don’t buy more grill than you’ll fill.
Check the build quality. Look for stainless or cast-iron grates, a sturdy frame, and solid lid construction. A heavier, well-built grill holds heat better and lasts far longer than a flimsy one.
Factor in the extras. Side burners, sear zones, and Wi-Fi temperature control are genuinely useful for some cooks and pointless for others. Pay for the features you’ll actually use, not the spec sheet.
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The Bottom Line
A grill is the heart of summer cookouts and a purchase you’ll use for years, so grabbing the right one on sale is a real win. The early Columbus Day markdowns are running now, so pick your fuel, size it to your crowd, and fire off a deal while they’re live. Check the brand sales above too. The prices update in real-time, so what you see is what it costs right now.
