Pricing
Titanium cutting board price
A titanium cutting board costs more than plastic and about what a good wooden board costs — the KatuChef board is $59.00 for one, and $143.60 for four, which is $35.90 per board. Shipping is free worldwide, so those figures are the totals you pay. Anything advertised far below this is almost always titanium-coated metal rather than solid titanium, and this page shows you how to tell.
The short answer
- One board $59.00; two boards $99.98 ($49.99 each).
- Four boards $143.60 — $35.90 per board, the lowest price we offer.
- Free worldwide shipping on every bundle; the checkout total is the final total.
- No coupon codes, countdown timers or fake sale prices — bundle pricing is the discount.
- Titanium costs more up front because it never enters a replacement cycle.
- A suspiciously cheap 'titanium' board is usually coated steel or aluminium.
The short answer on price
Expect to pay $59.00 for one solid titanium cutting board, and less per board if you buy more than one: $49.99 each at two boards and $35.90 each at four. There is no shipping charge anywhere in the world, no handling fee and nothing added on the last step of checkout. The whole order takes about a minute on the home page, and every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The wider market is harder to quote honestly, because most boards sold as "titanium" are not solid titanium at all. Once you filter those out, solid titanium sits firmly in premium territory — the same bracket as a decent end-grain wooden board, and well above a stack of plastic ones.

Current prices, per board
These figures are read straight from our checkout, so they cannot drift out of date. Prices are in US dollars.
| Bundle | Total price | Per board | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1x KatuChef Board | $59.00 | $59.00 | 50% |
| 2x KatuChef Boards (Best seller) | $99.98 | $49.99 | 60% |
| 3x KatuChef Boards | $137.85 | $45.95 | 65% |
| 4x KatuChef Boards (Best value) | $143.60 | $35.90 | 70% |
The step that surprises people is the last one: four boards cost only $5.75 more than three, because the four-board option is priced as a complete set rather than as three plus one. That is why its per-board figure of $35.90 is so much lower than the single-board price.
- 1 board — $59.00 total, $59.00 per board.
- 2 boards — $99.98 total, $49.99 per board.
- 3 boards — $137.85 total, $45.95 per board.
- 4 boards — $143.60 total, $35.90 per board.
Why titanium costs what it does
Three real costs drive the price, and none of them are branding or packaging.
- Raw material. Titanium sheet costs many times what food-grade HDPE costs by weight, and the price of the metal is set by industrial demand, not kitchenware demand.
- Machining. Titanium work-hardens as it is cut, so cutting speeds are low, tooling wears fast and each board takes far longer to produce than a moulded plastic one.
- Finishing. The micro-textured cutting face is a separate manufacturing step, and it is the step that keeps a hard metal surface from behaving badly towards your knife edges.
A moulded plastic board skips all three. That is not a scandal — it is simply why the two products cannot land at the same price, and why a genuine titanium board will never be a clearance item.
Cheap titanium boards: what you are actually buying
If you have found a "titanium" cutting board for the price of a takeaway, it is worth reading the listing again. In our experience the cheap ones fall into three groups.
| What it is sold as | What it usually is | The problem |
|---|---|---|
| Titanium-coated board | Steel or aluminium with a thin surface layer | The layer wears and scratches through; what is underneath is what your food then meets |
| Titanium-alloy board | Alloy with a low titanium content | The word titanium is doing marketing work; purity is rarely stated |
| Stainless with a titanium finish | Stainless steel, coloured or treated | Fine as steel, but not what you paid a titanium premium for |

KatuChef Titanium Cutting Board — $59.00
$59.00 for one · $99.98 for two ($49.99 each) · $143.60 for four ($35.90 each). Free worldwide shipping, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Cost over ten years, which is the number that matters
Comparing boards at the checkout flatters cheap ones. Compare them over the time you actually own them and the ranking changes, because a plastic board keeps charging you and titanium does not.
| Material | Replacement cycle | Ongoing costs | Ten-year picture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plastic (HDPE) | Every 1–2 years once scored | New boards, repeatedly | Several boards bought, each one worse than the last before it goes |
| Bamboo / softwood | A few years | Board oil, hand washing | Regular replacement plus a maintenance habit |
| End-grain hardwood | Long, with care | Board oil, no dishwasher, occasional sanding | Can last, but only if you keep looking after it |
| Glass | Long | None for the board | The board survives; your knife edges pay for it |
| Solid titanium | None expected | None | One payment, dishwasher, no oil, no resurfacing |
We are deliberately not putting invented dollar figures in that table. Your replacement habit and local prices decide the total, and a made-up number would only look precise. Do the sum with your own history: count the boards you have bought in the last ten years and price them.
What the price actually buys
- A non-porous surface, so juices from raw meat sit on top instead of soaking into knife grooves.
- No plastic shedding into your food as the surface takes damage — the reason a lot of people arrive on this site in the first place.
- Dishwasher use without warping, cracking or a lecture about oiling.
- A dual-sided board, so raw and ready-to-eat prep can stay apart on a single board.
- A 30-day money-back guarantee, included rather than sold as cover.
The related trade-off is honest and worth stating: metal feels firmer under the knife than wood, and it is not silent. Both are covered properly on the pros and cons page.

Discounts, coupon codes and sales
People searching for a price usually search for a discount next, so here it is plainly: the bundle pricing is the discount. There is no secret code, no timer, no "was" price we cannot justify and no reason to wait for a better offer to appear tomorrow.
- Lowest total: one board at $59.00.
- Lowest per board: the four-board set at $35.90 each.
- Best all-round choice for most kitchens: two boards, which keeps raw and ready-to-eat prep separated.
- Free worldwide shipping applies at every level, so a single board is not penalised.
The total you pay, start to finish
- 1Pick a bundle The price and the per-board figure are both shown, so you can see exactly what stepping up costs.
- 2Enter your details Contact and shipping address, with the fields adapting to the country you choose. Phone is optional.
- 3Pay Card, or Apple Pay and Google Pay where your device supports them, processed securely by Stripe.
- 4See the same number charged No shipping line, no handling fee, no subscription and nothing added at the end.
The one cost we cannot control is import duty, which depends entirely on your own country's rules. We do not collect it and we will not guess at it. Our shipping page and returns page set out the rest in full.
Which bundle makes sense for you
One board is the right start if you want to see how titanium feels in your own kitchen and you are happy washing between raw and ready-to-eat prep. Two is the most common choice, because raw chicken and salad never need to share a surface. Three and four suit households where more than one person preps at once — and a spare board is an easy gift, which is why the four-board set moves as often as it does.
Right for you if
- You have replaced plastic boards more than once and are tired of it.
- You want microplastics out of your food prep for good.
- You would rather buy one thing that lasts than three cheap ones.
- You want a board that goes in the dishwasher without a second thought.
- You are buying for more than one prep station, or buying a gift.
Probably skip it if
- Your budget for a cutting board is under twenty dollars.
- You already own a wooden board and enjoy caring for it.
- You want the softest possible feel under the knife above everything else.
- You cook rarely and a basic board is genuinely enough.
Our verdict on value
Our verdict — scored by the team that makes it
4.6/5- Value for money4.5Higher than plastic at the till, lower than plastic over a decade. $35.90 per board on the four-board set is where it stops feeling like a premium buy at all.
- Price transparency5.0Free worldwide shipping, no handling fee, no add-ons, and the checkout total is the charged total.
- Bundle structure4.7Each step genuinely reduces the per-board price, and the four-board set is priced as a full set rather than as singles.
- Long-term cost4.8No oil, no resurfacing, no replacement cycle. After purchase, the board stops costing you anything.
- Entry price4.0$59.00 is real money for a cutting board, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
These scores are our own stated opinion after testing, not customer ratings. We publish no star counts or review totals because we will not invent numbers we cannot verify.
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Bundles start at $59.00 with free worldwide shipping and a 30-day money-back guarantee, and checkout sits on the home page — no cart step, about a minute. If you are still weighing materials, the buyer's guide and our review are the fastest way to settle it, and sizes will tell you how many boards a kitchen like yours actually needs.

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99.89% pure titanium, dual-sided, dishwasher-safe. Single boards from $59.00, or $99.98 for the 2-board bundle ($49.99 each). Free worldwide shipping and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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