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Grilla Grills is a direct-to-consumer maker of wood pellet and kamado-style grills, known for heavy-gauge steel builds and selling straight from its own site. The page currently lists 3 live deals, with the deepest saving 45% on the Silverbac 2.0 XL at $1,154.99. The standard Silverbac 2.0 is $769.99 and the AT Cart version is $909.99, both 30% off.

3 deals, up to 45% off, found by Deal.ai's agents, each checked against other stores' prices.

Deals

  • Grilla
    Grilla Silverbac 2.0 XL Wood Pellet Grill
    −45%
    Home·Grilla Grills

    The big backyard rig that runs itself

    $1,154.99$2,099.99 Grilla Grills's regular price
    Deal score 7.0 · Great deal
  • Grilla
    Grilla Silverbac 2.0 Wood Pellet Grill
    −30%
    Home·Grilla Grills·4.0

    Low-and-slow, built to last

    $769.99$1,099.99 Grilla Grills's regular price
    Deal score 4.8 · Good deal
  • Grilla
    Grilla Silverbac 2.0 with AT Cart Pellet Grill
    −30%
    Home·Grilla Grills·4.7

    The pellet grill with a cart that rolls

    $909.99$1,299.99 Grilla Grills's regular price
    Deal score 4.8 · Good deal

Questions and answers

When does Grilla Grills run sales?
Grilla discounts most around major grilling holidays and end-of-season clearance, plus bundle promotions on pellets and covers. The current 30% to 45% cuts on the Silverbac 2.0 line are deeper than its typical markdowns.
Where is the Silverbac 2.0 cheapest?
Grilla sells direct, so its own site is the main channel and the listed $769.99 for the standard Silverbac 2.0 is the price to beat. The XL at $1,154.99 and the AT Cart at $909.99 are the other two configurations on this page.
What is Grilla Grills best known for?
The Silverbac pellet grill line and the Kong kamado. The Silverbac uses a PID controller with a wide temperature range, a stainless burn pot and a hopper that holds roughly 20 pounds of pellets.
What is the difference between the Silverbac 2.0 and the XL?
The XL adds cooking surface over the standard Silverbac 2.0, which suits larger cooks and brisket-plus-sides sessions. Both share the same controller and pellet feed design, so the XL's higher price buys space rather than different tech.
What is Grilla Grills' return policy?
Grilla accepts returns within a set window on unused grills in original packaging, with the buyer covering return freight on large items. Check the current policy page before ordering, since freight costs on a pellet grill are substantial.