A kitchen sink soap dispenser keeps dish soap within reach of the faucet. Built-in pumps mount through a hole in the sink or counter and often connect to a large bottle underneath; countertop pumps simply sit beside the sink; sensor models dispense without a press.

The six dispensers below cover a built-in pump with a long tube, two refillable bottles, a rechargeable sensor pump and a pump with a sponge caddy. Sizes, materials and refill methods come from each product’s listing page. We have not used these dispensers ourselves. Maker claims are described as theirs.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Mounting Built-in needs a sink hole; countertop does not
Refill Top fill, bottle swap or a tube to a large bottle
Capacity Bigger bottles mean fewer refills
Power Sensor pumps need a charge or batteries

Specs at a Glance

Dispenser Type and size Material Notes
OHiHi Built-in pump; 47 in tube Stainless steel, PE plastic Brushed nickel; 2.67 in threaded shaft; page gives no product size
Moen 3942SRS Deck pump; 3.69 x 1.88 x 3.13 in Metal and plastic Top lifts off to refill an 18 oz bottle
GAGALIFE Deck pump; 5 x 3 x 8 in Plastic 17 oz bottle; fits 1 to 1.5 in holes
OXO Good Grips Countertop; 3.5 x 3 x 7.5 in Plastic, silicone, stainless steel Nonslip base; one-handed pump
simplehuman sensor Countertop; 4.4 x 2.8 x 6.4 in Stainless steel 9 oz; rechargeable; touchless
Casabella Sink Sider Solo Pump and caddy; 5.75 x 4.75 x 9.25 in Chrome finish Includes a sponge; one-hand pump

The 6 Best Soap Dispensers for Kitchen Sinks

1. OHiHi Built-In Soap Dispenser With 47 Inch Tube

A brushed nickel pump made of stainless steel and PE plastic that mounts through a counter or sink hole. A 47 inch extension tube runs into a large dish soap bottle, so there is no small bottle to refill. The maker lists a longer 2.67 inch threaded shaft.

Suits: a sink with a spare hole. Strengths: a long tube to a big bottle. Weaknesses: needs a hole and some setup. Skip it if you cannot drill or use an existing hole.

View OHiHi Built-In Sink Soap Dispenser 47 in Tube Brushed Nickel on Amazon

2. Moen 3942SRS Kitchen Soap Dispenser

A spot resistant stainless deck pump of metal and plastic, 3.69 by 1.88 by 3.13 inches above the counter. The top lifts off for refilling the 18 ounce bottle and the maker says it works for soap or lotion.

Suits: a matching faucet finish. Strengths: a lift-off top and a name brand. Weaknesses: an 18 oz bottle empties sooner than a tube setup. Skip it if you want to use a large bottle.

View Moen 3942SRS Kitchen Soap Dispenser Spot Resist Stainless on Amazon

3. GAGALIFE Dish Soap Dispenser, 17 oz

A 17 ounce brushed nickel deck dispenser, about 5 by 3 by 8 inches, with a 360 degree swivel. The maker says it fits sink holes of 1 to 1.5 inches and sink thickness up to 2.17 inches. The material is listed as plastic; the nickel look is a finish.

Suits: a standard sink hole. Strengths: a large bottle and a swivel. Weaknesses: plastic body. Skip it if your sink hole is smaller than 1 inch.

View GAGALIFE Dish Soap Dispenser 17 oz Brushed Nickel on Amazon

4. OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser

A countertop pump made of plastic, silicone and stainless steel, 3.5 by 3 by 7.5 inches, with a nonslip base for one-handed dispensing. It sits freely on the counter, so no hole is needed. The page does not state its capacity.

Suits: a simple counter pump. Strengths: a nonslip base and no install. Weaknesses: capacity not stated. Skip it if you want a built-in setup.

View OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser Countertop on Amazon

5. simplehuman Liquid Sensor Pump, 9 oz

A brushed stainless steel pump of 4.4 by 2.8 by 6.4 inches that dispenses by motion sensor. The maker lists variable dispensing, a no-drip spout and a magnetic charging puck, with one charge lasting up to three months.

Suits: a touchless pump on the counter. Strengths: rechargeable and variable amount. Weaknesses: needs a charge. Skip it if you prefer a plain manual pump.

View simplehuman Liquid Sensor Pump 9 oz Brushed Stainless Steel on Amazon

6. Casabella Sink Sider Solo Soap Pump and Sponge Caddy

A 2-in-1 chrome-finish unit, 5.75 by 4.75 by 9.25 inches, combining a refillable soap pump with a sponge caddy. A sponge is included and the pump works with one hand.

Suits: a small sink area. Strengths: one item for soap and sponge. Weaknesses: bulky next to the faucet. Skip it if you already have a caddy.

View Casabella Sink Sider Solo Soap Pump and Sponge Caddy Black on Amazon

Care and Setup

  • Check the hole size and sink thickness before ordering a built-in.
  • Use liquid soap, not thick gel, unless the maker says it is fine.
  • Wipe the pump head with a damp cloth.
  • Charge sensor pumps as the maker directs.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Buying a built-in without a spare sink hole.
  • Cutting a tube too short for the bottle.
  • Overfilling a small bottle.
  • Putting a sensor pump where it gets sprayed.

Kitchen Sink Soap Dispenser FAQ

Do I need a hole in the sink?

Only for the OHiHi, Moen and GAGALIFE. The OXO, simplehuman and Casabella sit on the counter.

What does the long tube do?

It lets the pump draw from a large bottle in the cabinet, so you refill less often.

The Short Version

For a tube to a big bottle, the OHiHi. For a matching faucet finish, the Moen. For a 17 oz bottle, the GAGALIFE. For a simple counter pump, the OXO. For touchless, the simplehuman. For soap plus sponge, the Casabella.