Home saunas, compared
Brand sites show only their own range, and a struck-through "was" price doesn't say how long the "sale" has run. SaunaGrid lists 666 saunas from 28 brands side by side: heat type, seats, outside size, the electrical supply you'll need, and every store's price with the date we saw it. 44% of the store listings we track show a struck-through "was" price; we record both.
666 saunas 28 brands 1171 store prices on saunas
Indoor or outdoor, traditional or infrared, how many people, how much room, and whether you have a 240-volt circuit or need one that plugs in.
Everything that fits, from every brand, with the specs each brand publishes and a source for every figure.
Every store we can read, the date we read it, the "was" price if the store shows one, and whether the heater is in the price.
518 of 1171 store listings show a struck-through price next to the price. The deepest we've seen: a listing at Medical Saunas at $15,299 against a "was" of $45,999. We re-check weekly and keep the history, so a "sale" that never ends shows up as one.
Every "was" price, and how long it has stood →100 saunas we list are sold without a heater. Most traditional heaters need a dedicated 240-volt circuit and an electrician. Each sauna page says whether the heater is included and what supply the brand specifies.
Every sauna by what installing it takes →The catalog is honest about its gaps rather than filling them in with guesses. Every product page shows where its numbers came from.