$10 (and Under!) Pantry Organizers We Love

Fact: It does not cost a lot of money to get a well-organized pantry. It can cost a lot, if you’re buying fancy woven baskets and matching jars for every single ingredient. But you can totally get things Pinterest-level organized while sticking to a reasonable budget. To prove it, we’ve rounded some of our favorite pantry organizers — all of which just happen to be $10 or less.

A tiered shelf is a great way to maximize vertical space on any shelf — especially when it comes to spices and little jars, which are prone to disarray. We like this bleacher-style shelf because it’s non-skid, so nothing will slip around. 

Buy: Copco Non-Skid 3-Tier Shelf, $7

It’s technically not intended for your pantry, but an over-the-door shoe organizer is a clever way to store unopened bottles, spices, and packets without taking up valuable space on your shelves. The clear compartments are the best part, as you’ll be able to quickly see and grab whatever you need in a pinch. We also like this hanging shoe organizer for storing reusable water bottles, should you happen to have a decently large collection.

Buy: SimpleHouseware Hanging Shoe Organizer, $10

Wire baskets on top of a shelf? Smart idea. Wire baskets hanging under a shelf? Brilliant idea. Simply slide this durable, wire organizer beneath a shelf and use it to store everything from packages of food or rolls of foil, plastic wrap, and parchment paper. 

Buy: Smart Design Under Shelf Storage Basket, $8

Any lazy Susan will be an effective solution for maximizing cabinet space and keeping your pantry or cupboard organized. But this one is particularly useful because it has a non-skid surface, so bottles and jars will stay in place while it’s rotating. It also has an outer rim to prevent items from falling off. Plus, it adds a surprising pop of blue.

Buy: Copco Non-Skid Lazy Susan Turntable, $10

Say goodbye to the all-too-common baking sheet avalanche situation. Instead of piling your baking sheets and cutting boards in a jumbled mess, grab one of these slick organizers and store them upright instead. As the name implies, it also works well with pot lids!

Buy: SimpleHouseware Kitchen Pot Lid Rack Holder Organizer, $10

What’s better than one shelf? Two shelves! And a shelf riser is all you need to turn one into two. This medium-size wire shelf would be great for small pantry staples or for organizing little dishes in your kitchen cupboard.

Buy: Smart Design Cabinet Storage Shelf, $9

Even if you’re not storing baby stuff (like in the photo), you can still use this bin for any small bags, containers, or jars. You could also use it to store individually wrapped snacks for a simple, grab-and-go situation!

Buy: mDesign Slim Storage Organizer Container Bin, $10

Use it for packets of dressing. Use it for spices. Use it for tiny jars or condiments. Use it for tea bags, coffee accessories, or oatmeal packets. There are so many great ways to use this little guy.

Buy: iDesign 3-Tier Packet Organizer, $8