Grill Bill prices checked on 9 November 2026 (recommended retail prices, including VAT). Prices of other brands are their own recommended retail prices; dealers and promotions may differ.
Grill Bill vs Monolith.
Monolith is a German brand with an extensive Smart Grid System that sells direct from the manufacturer, just as we sell our kamado BBQ. Here you see price and specifications side by side, with an honest note on the warranty points Monolith does not publish.
- € 1.699our best-equipped Large
- € 2.091Monolith TWO.55, complete
- 4.9/5based on 832 reviews
Grill Bill or Monolith: what's the difference?
Both brands sell directly from the manufacturer, so the price difference here doesn't come from a dealer margin. Monolith builds with an extensive Smart Grid System (grates, indirect stones and drip trays in one system) and charges a considerably higher price for it. On warranty, Monolith is less transparent than the other brands in this comparison: the term on other parts and transferability aren't clearly published, so we honestly list those as 'not specified' instead of guessing.
- Monolith TWO.55 (44 cm, complete with base) costs € 2,091. Our best-equipped Large (47 cm) costs € 1,699.
- Ceramic warranty: Monolith limited lifetime. Grill Bill 10 years, 20 after the free course.
- Warranty term on other parts: not published by Monolith. We give 3 years.
- Monolith TWO.66 (52 cm, € 3,091) is the same size as our XL (52 cm, € 1,799) at almost double the price.
Complete with base — side by side
Compare4 models
Grill Bill Pro II Large
Grill Bill Pro III Large
Monolith TWO.55
Monolith TWO.66
RRP
€ 1.349
€ 1.699
€ 2.091
€ 3.091
Grate diameter
47 cm
47 cm
44 cm
52 cm
Grilling surface
1,735 cm²
1,735 cm²
1,520 cm²
2,125 cm²
Number of people
up to 8
up to 8
up to 6
up to 10
Ceramic warranty
10 years, 20 after free course
10 years, 20 after free course
Limited lifetime
Limited lifetime
Warranty other parts
3 years
3 years
not specified
not specified
Registration required
Yes
Yes
not specified
not specified
Transferable
No
No
not specified
not specified
Where to buy
Directly from the manufacturer
Directly from the manufacturer
Directly from the manufacturer
Directly from the manufacturer
Cart/base
Trolley
Trolley with Grate Organizer
Powder-coated steel on wheels
Powder-coated steel on wheels
Side tables
Bamboo
Hardwood
Yes, bamboo, fold-in with hooks
Yes, bamboo, fold-in with hooks
Grates included
2× half stainless steel + 2× half cast iron
2× half stainless steel + 2× half cast iron
2× half stainless steel (Smart Grid System)
2× half stainless steel (Smart Grid System)
Multi-level system
Yes, Smart Qooking
Yes, Smart Qooking
Yes, Smart Grid System 2.0
Yes, Smart Grid System 2.0
Heat deflector
2× half-moon 8 mm
2× half-moon 12 mm
Yes, 2× half indirect stone included
Yes, 2× half indirect stone included
Charcoal basket
Yes
Yes
Yes, stainless steel
Yes, stainless steel
Ash drawer
Yes
Yes
Yes, ash scoop + five-piece fire bowl
Yes, ash scoop + five-piece fire bowl
Chip feeder (adding smoking wood while cooking)
No
No
Yes
Yes
Where Monolith is better
A comparison that only ever favours us isn't a comparison. These are the points where Monolith does it better.
- Smart Grid System 2.0
More extensive standard system
Grates, indirect stones and drip trays are one integrated system with Monolith, included as standard. We have a similar multi-level system, but not the separate drip trays that catch fat and juices apart. - Add smoking wood without opening the lid
Chip feeder as standard
Monolith's chip feeder lets you add smoking wood while the kamado stays closed, so you don't lose temperature. With us you open the lid to add wood — a minor effort, but Monolith solves it more cleverly. - TWO.66: 52 cm
Bigger than what we build
Our largest, the XL, has a 52 cm grate — exactly matching the TWO.66. Monolith doesn't go bigger than that, so here both brands are each other's equal, with a considerable price difference in Monolith's disfavour.
Where Grill Bill is better
Four points, all of which you can check against Monolith's price list.
- € 390 to € 1,300
Considerably cheaper, same sales route
Both brands sell direct, so this difference doesn't come from a dealer margin. The TWO.55 costs € 2,091, our best-equipped Large € 1,699. For the TWO.66 versus our XL the difference runs up to almost double. - In black and white
Clear warranty
We publish our warranty terms per part: 10 to 20 years on the ceramic, 3 years on the rest. Monolith doesn't publish a concrete term online for other parts or transferability — that makes comparing harder than it should be. - Alongside stainless steel
Cast iron in the box
Our Large comes with two half stainless-steel grates and two half cast-iron grates. Monolith's Smart Grid System works with stainless-steel grates. Cast iron is what you want for grill marks and searing; that saves a later purchase. - From € 189 to € 1,799
More sizes to choose from
We make four sizes across three series, from a Small at € 189 to an XL at € 1,799. Monolith only starts at the TWO.55 around € 2,000. Looking for an affordable first kamado, there's more to choose from with us.
Frequently asked questions about Grill Bill and Monolith
Is Grill Bill cheaper than Monolith?
Yes, and by a considerable margin. The Monolith TWO.55 is € 2,091 complete, our Pro II Large € 1,349, and our best-equipped Pro III Large € 1,699. For the TWO.66 versus our XL the difference runs up to almost double. Important: both brands sell directly from the manufacturer, so this difference isn't in a dealer margin but in material choices, equipment and positioning.
Why doesn't Monolith publish a warranty term for other parts?
We don't know for certain — we haven't been able to find Monolith's official warranty documents publicly and concretely for metal and other parts, nor for transferability to a second owner. Rather than guess, we honestly list this as 'not specified'. If you want certainty on this, ask Monolith directly before buying.
Who gives the best warranty on the ceramic?
Both brands give a long warranty on the ceramic: Monolith limited lifetime, we give 10 years and 20 years once you complete our free online course. On the other parts we demonstrably give 3 years; we couldn't find that term from Monolith.
Why do I need to take a course for 20 years of warranty?
Because most damage to a kamado happens in the first few months, from things nobody tells you. Firing up too fast, extinguishing it the wrong way, opening the lid at the wrong moment. Our free online course teaches you exactly that, and since we started offering it we've seen less damage. The course costs no money, just some time. Complete it and we double the term on the Pro II and Pro III.
Can I transfer the warranty if I sell my kamado?
Not with us: our warranty applies to the first owner only. Whether Monolith's warranty is transferable we couldn't find a clear answer to — check with Monolith directly if that's a deciding factor for you.
Which size should I choose?
For most households the Large is the right choice: enough for six to eight people. Monolith's TWO.55 (44 cm, up to 6 people) is slightly smaller than our Large models (47 cm, up to 8 people). Looking for more capacity, our XL and Monolith's TWO.66 are both 52 cm — exactly matched, with a considerable price difference. Our Small at € 189 is mainly meant as a tabletop model or for a balcony.
Can I see a Grill Bill in person somewhere?
By appointment in Eindhoven. Monolith, like us, sells directly from the manufacturer, so they too have no dealer network with showrooms across the country. With us, in any case, you're in direct contact with the people who make the appliance, even after your purchase.
