Best Composting Toilets Under $1,000

For off-grid cabins, emergency kits and camps with no power: Separett’s compact body without the fan, at a much lower price.

A cheap, power free diverting toilet for weekend camping and truck campers, from the maker of the OGO.

An ultralight dry separating toilet for car camping, roof tents and short van trips; too small for full time use.

Sun-Mar’s low cost urine-diverting toilet for cabins, boats and RVs, with a normal seat height and a tiny fan draw.

A compact, travel ready diverting toilet for weekend campervans, with a lid that latches shut on the road.

A full size home toilet for cabins and tiny houses with a greywater line: no urine bottle, no mixing and a five year warranty.

A modern, compact diverting toilet for vans and tiny houses that want a fill sensor and a hidden solids bin, backed by a five year warranty.

For cabins, tiny houses and larger rigs with a grey tank or drain: the standard Nature’s Head without the urine bottle chore.

The default pick for vans, boats and cabins: a proven urine-diverting toilet with a crank, a tiny fan draw and a five year warranty.

A light, power free diverting toilet for weekend van trips, tents and boats where space matters more than capacity.

For vans and campers that want a seat closer to normal height than the Evo S without needing power.

The roomiest Trelino: a power free diverting toilet with near normal seat height for longer van trips and small cabins.

For weekend vans and small boats where height is the limit; full time users get more from the standard model at the same price.

A full size, power free diverting toilet with a full light for campervans and boats, at a high price for a bag and bin design.

A compact diverting toilet with a mixer, fan and full light for vans and boats, priced below the Nature’s Head.

For tight van and boat bathrooms that can’t fit a side crank: the smallest footprint here with push-button mixing.