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The best kegerator depends on your keg size, space, and budget, and there are 223 kegerators in stock priced from $65 to $5,699 (median around $1,556). Capacities range from 1.7 to 20.8 cubic feet, with Kegco, EdgeStar, and Summit Appliance leading the selection.
Price range: Kegerators run from $65 up to $5,699, with a median around $1,556, so there are options for both casual home use and high-end setups. Capacity: Interior capacities span 1.7 to 20.8 cubic feet, which affects how many or what size kegs you can fit. Top brands: Kegco leads with 103 models, followed by Summit Appliance with 36 and EdgeStar with 29. Availability: All 223 kegerators are currently in stock. What to know before buying: Match the cubic-foot capacity to your keg size, compare the wide price range to your budget, and consider brand availability across Kegco, EdgeStar, and Summit Appliance.
Buying Guide
What to Look For in Kegerators
Key factors to consider before you buy.
Draft Dispensing
Pour perfect draft beer at home
Precise Cooling
Maintains 36-40°F serving temp
CO2 System
Pressurized dispensing included
Tap Options
Single, dual, or triple tap models
Home Bar Ready
Fits full and mini kegs
Outdoor Models
Weatherproof for patios
Frequently Asked Questions
Kegerators FAQ
A kegerator is a refrigerator designed to store and dispense kegs of beer. It includes a cooling system, CO2 tank, regulator, beer line, and tap. Kegerators keep beer at ideal draft temperature (36-40°F) and carbonated. Compare kegerators at Fridge.com.
Basic single-tap kegerators: $400-$700. Quality home kegerators: $700-$1,200. Premium dual-tap or outdoor models: $1,200-$2,500. Commercial-grade: $2,000+. Conversion kits let you convert an existing fridge for $100-$300. Track prices at Fridge.com.
Full-size kegerators fit half-barrel kegs (15.5 gallons, ~165 pints). Compact models fit quarter-barrel (7.75 gallons) or sixth-barrel/corny kegs (5 gallons). Some dual-tap units hold two sixth-barrels. Check keg capacity at Fridge.com.
Single tap is simpler and cheaper—one keg, one beer choice. Dual tap lets you serve two different beers (two sixth-barrels) or nitro + CO2 from one keg. Dual tap adds $200-$400 to the cost. Compare at Fridge.com.
Properly stored keg beer lasts 2-4 months (pasteurized) or 6-8 weeks (unpasteurized/craft). Once tapped with air (party pumps), beer lasts 12-24 hours. CO2 systems maintain freshness much longer. Compare systems at Fridge.com.
Most kegerators include a small CO2 tank (2.5-5 lb) to get started. You'll need to refill or exchange tanks at welding supply shops, homebrew stores, or fire extinguisher services (~$15-25 per fill). Factor ongoing costs when budgeting. Compare at Fridge.com.
Standard kegerators aren't weatherproof. Outdoor kegerators have sealed cabinets, rust-resistant exteriors, and components rated for temperature extremes. Indoor kegerators fail quickly outdoors. Find outdoor models at Fridge.com.
Kegco, EdgeStar, and Danby are popular home kegerator brands. Perlick and True make premium commercial units. Nostalgia offers retro designs. Summit has good undercounter options. Compare all kegerator brands at Fridge.com.
Yes, kegerator conversion kits ($100-$300) include tap, CO2 regulator, hoses, and hardware. You need a fridge tall enough for your keg size. This is cheaper than buying a complete unit but requires DIY work. Find conversion kits at Fridge.com.
Fridge.com aggregates kegerator listings from major online and specialty retailers. Compare single and dual tap models, check capacity, and find the best prices for home draft systems.
