Our Place sells four Perfect Pots on 20 October 2026: ceramic 2.75 qt ($125) and 6.5 qt ($149), titanium 3 qt ($99) and 7 qt ($145). Per quart the ceramic 6.5 is $23, the titanium 7 is $21 and the small ceramic pot is $45. Every size on price, weight, dimensions, oven rating, dishwasher, warranty and what is in the box.
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The four pots on 20 October 2026, left to right: ceramic 2.75 qt, ceramic 6.5 qt, titanium 3 qt, titanium 7 qt. Images: Our Place.
Ceramic Perfect Pot 2.75 qt, $125. The page heading reads “Ceramic Nonstick Perfect Pot” with 2.75 qt in the size selector; the description tag calls it “ideal for sauces, grains, and single servings” and, in the same breath, “3-quart”. 3.27 lb with its lid, 8.5 inches across, 16.9 inches long because it has one long handle rather than two loops. Eleven colourways.
Ceramic Perfect Pot 6.5 qt, $149. “An 8-in-1 family-sized, stovetop-to-oven nonstick pot”, the eight functions unlisted. 4.5 lb with its lid, 10.7 inches across, 13.8 inches handle to handle, 21 colourways. The pot on the Perfect Pot hub.
Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 3 qt, $99 ($119 Gold). “Compact stainless steel pot reimagined with titanium performance”, says the description tag. 3.81 lb with its lid, 8.52 inches across, 16.73 inches long: the ceramic 2.75's long-handled shape within a fifth of an inch on every dimension. Chrome, Brushed or Gold.
Titanium Perfect Pot Pro 7 qt, $145 ($165 Gold). “Our stock pot” in Our Place's subheading; 7 qt in the name, 7.25 qt in the specification. 5.46 lb with its lid, 10.86 inches across, 13.74 inches long: the ceramic 6.5's shape. Both titanium pots are in the Titanium Perfect Pot Pro review.
Only the ceramic 6.5 qt page mentions a broiler: “oven safe up to 450°F — no broilers, please”. The 2.75 qt (450°F) and both titanium pots (1000°F, Gold 750°F) say nothing about broilers either way.
Servings. None of the four pages says how many people a pot feeds. The nearest Our Place gets is “family-sized” for the 6.5 qt and “single servings” for the 2.75 qt. In cups: 2.75 qt is 11, 3 qt is 12, 6.5 qt is 26, 7.25 qt is 29.
Read from both product pages and product data on 20 October 2026. The 3 qt page opens on its Gold variant, so the first price you see there is $119; Chrome and Brushed are $99.
Read from both product pages and product data on 20 October 2026. The titanium 7 qt's product data carries a $195 compare-at price (Gold $215) against the $145 the page charges; its card below records the $195 we read on 25 August 2026.
Per quart, the big pots win, and it is not close. $145 over 7 quarts is $20.71 ($20.00 over the specification's 7.25); $149 over 6.5 is $22.92; $99 over 3 is $33.00; $125 over 2.75 is $45.45. Stepping from the ceramic 2.75 to the 6.5 costs $24 and buys 3.75 quarts; from the titanium 3 to the 7, $46 buys 4.
The titanium 7 qt is cheaper than the ceramic 6.5 qt. $145 against $149 on 20 October 2026, with 0.75 of a quart more by the specification, 1000°F instead of 450°F, the dishwasher, metal utensils and a limited lifetime warranty instead of three years. You give up the ceramic pot's self-basting strainer lid (the titanium page lists no strainer), 0.96 lb, and 21 colourways against three finishes.
For one or two people: the ceramic 2.75 qt at $125 for colour and the strainer lid; the titanium 3 qt at $99 for the dishwasher, $26 cheaper and 0.54 lb heavier in the same shape.
For a family pot: the ceramic 6.5 qt at $149 for the strainer lid and the colour; the titanium 7 qt at $145 for the dishwasher, the oven rating and the warranty. Terms are on Our Place warranty and returns; every rating is on are Our Place pans oven safe.
All four, from Our Place's product data. The cards update each time we re-read them.




Four on 20 October 2026: ceramic 2.75 qt ($125) and 6.5 qt ($149), titanium 3 qt ($99) and 7 qt ($145). The size selectors offer nothing else, and Our Place's product sitemap lists no other Perfect Pot.
6.5 quarts: 10.7 inches across, 8.5 inches tall with the lid, 4.5 lb with the lid. The description tag says “6-quart”; the specification says 6.5.
The Titanium Perfect Pot Pro: 7 qt in its name, 7.25 in its specification, $145 ($165 Gold). It is $4 less than the ceramic 6.5 qt and 0.96 lb heavier.
Per quart, the titanium 7 qt at $20.71, then the ceramic 6.5 qt at $22.92. The ceramic 2.75 qt is $45.45 a quart, twice the big pots' rate. Our running record is on Our Place prices.
Prices and variants from each pot's product data, every other figure from its product page, and the list of pots from Our Place's product sitemap, all read on 20 October 2026. How we check these pages.
Our Place prices and specifications last verified 16–26 October 2026; competitor prices re-read 26–28 October 2026 (All-Clad 25 August).
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