Humanoid Robots You Can Buy Today: Prices and Availability
Last updated Nov. 5, 2026 · Prices checked Oct. 28, 2026
Seven humanoid robots you can buy today have a confirmed order path. Four list a public price and an Add to cart button, but only the Unitree R1 shows as in stock.
The G1 is backordered, and AgiBot tells buyers to confirm delivery timing for the X2 Neo and A2 Lite. One, the 1X NEO, is on pre-order, and two list no price and send buyers to sales.
Published prices run from $4,900 to $44,560, in U.S. dollars, as checked on Oct. 28, 2026.
We checked each robot on its maker’s own store or product page and used no third-party directories.
Pre-orders, backorders and deliveries are labeled separately. Tesla Optimus, Figure 03 and XPeng IRON are covered under “Not for sale yet.”
Humanoid Robots You Can Buy Today
| Robot | Price (USD) | Availability | How to buy | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unitree R1 | From $4,900 for the R1 Air; Unitree’s main site lists the R1 at $5,900; R1 EDU price not published | In stock; R1 Air (White) backordered | Direct from Unitree’s store; EDU through sales | Low-cost entry; EDU for research |
| Unitree G1 | $13,500 for the standard G1; EDU price not published | Backordered | Direct from Unitree’s store; EDU through sales | Labs that need a small full-body robot |
| AgiBot X2 Neo | $25,600; X2 Ultra price on request | Add to cart; contact sales to confirm delivery timing | Direct from AgiBot’s store or sales | Performances and interaction |
| AgiBot A2 Lite | $44,560; A2 Ultra price on request | Add to cart; contact customer service for delivery details | Direct from AgiBot’s store or sales | Performances and interaction |
| 1X NEO | $20,000 early-access purchase, or $499 per month | Pre-order; U.S. deliveries start 2026, no date given for the monthly plan | Direct from 1X; early access takes a $200 refundable deposit | Home chores |
| LimX Oli | Not published | Not stated | Buy Now button; LimX advises consulting sales first | Research (EDU edition) |
| Dobot ATOM | Not published | Not stated | Sales form or email | Research and industrial pilots |
Prices checked Oct. 28, 2026. The “Best for” column follows each seller’s own description where one exists. The rest is our analysis.
Shipping and import charges come on top. Unitree lists shipping at $300 to $1,200 and makes buyers responsible for customs duties, taxes and clearance.
AgiBot lists A2 Lite shipping at $500 to $3,000 and says customers cover duties, taxes and import fees.
What Each Listing Says
Unitree R1
Unitree’s store lists R1 Air, R1 and R1 EDU variants in white and red, with standard versions sold through an add-to-cart button. The R1 Air in white is backordered.
The EDU is sold only through Unitree’s sales team, and customs clearance requires a phone number and email address.
The store page shows $4,900 for every R1 option, while Unitree’s main R1 page lists R1 Air at $4,900 and R1 at $5,900. See our full Unitree R1 profile for specs.
Unitree G1
The G1 product page shows the standard G1 at $13,500 and marks it backordered, with delivery details available on request. It also offers a G1 Pro option without a separate price. The G1 EDU is sold through sales.
AgiBot X2 Neo and A2 Lite
AgiBot’s store sells the X2 Neo at $25,600 and tells buyers to contact sales to confirm delivery timing for their country.
The A2 Lite at $44,560 carries the same sales route. AgiBot lists the X2 EDU and X2 REC as contact-sales products.
1X NEO
1X’s order page offers two plans: a $20,000 early-access purchase and a $499 monthly subscription.
The early-access purchase takes a $200 deposit, which the page calls fully refundable.
As of Nov. 1, 2026, the order page still says U.S. deliveries start in 2026, gives no more specific date and states no separate date for the monthly plan. We could not confirm that deliveries have begun.
LimX Oli and Dobot ATOM
Neither maker publishes a price. LimX’s page has a Buy Now button but says to consult the sales team before purchasing, and its launch notice points to an order consultation.
Dobot’s ATOM page asks buyers to pick a role, such as end customer or integrator, on a contact form.
Dobot says it delivered the first ATOM batch at a June 27, 2025 launch in Nagoya, which is a company claim.
Before paying, ask the seller for three things in writing: a delivery date, who pays customs duties, and whether the version you picked includes the programming access you need.
How Much Does a Humanoid Robot Cost?
Five robots in this guide publish a price, and they fall into two groups. Unitree’s R1 Air ($4,900) and G1 ($13,500) start below $15,000.
The 1X NEO ($20,000), AgiBot X2 Neo ($25,600) and AgiBot A2 Lite ($44,560) cost between $20,000 and $45,000.
Analysis: the G1 starts about a third below the NEO’s early-access price, but the two robots target different buyers.
For Unitree, the base prices leave out research access. The company says only the R1 EDU supports secondary development, the programming access labs need, and says the standard G1 does not.
Unitree publishes no EDU price for either robot and asks buyers to contact sales. AgiBot lists the X2 Ultra and A2 Ultra as price on request.
The NEO’s $20,000 is a purchase, and 1X says it includes a three-year warranty, premium support and priority delivery. The $499 monthly plan is a subscription, not a purchase.
Best Humanoid Robots by Buyer
Research labs
- Unitree G1 EDU: The standard G1 does not support secondary development, so labs that want to program the robot need the EDU. Unitree sells it through its sales team and publishes no price.
- Unitree R1 EDU: Unitree says only the EDU version supports secondary development. The R1 Air at $4,900 is the lowest published price here, but the EDU price is not listed.
- Dobot ATOM D: Dobot describes the ATOM D as a data-collection model with 7-degree-of-freedom dual arms and a 2-degree-of-freedom head. Dobot sells it by quote.
Home
- 1X NEO: 1X says NEO works autonomously by default. For chores it has not learned, a 1X expert can remotely supervise its actions at scheduled times. The page also describes remote piloting through a mobile app and a VR device. It is a pre-order.
- Unitree R1: At $4,900, the R1 Air has the lowest published price in this guide. Analysis: that suits a hobbyist who wants to experiment, not a household that wants chores done.
Business pilots
- AgiBot A2: AgiBot’s store lists the A2 Ultra for service and interaction at a price on request. It lists the A2 Lite for performances and interaction at $44,560. Its pages ask buyers to state their application, country, budget and timeline.
- Dobot ATOM Max: Dobot describes the ATOM Max as a 41-degree-of-freedom humanoid for research and industrial use, with 6-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands. Dobot says it replies to quote requests within two days.
- LimX Oli: LimX sells Oli in Lite, EDU and Super editions and asks buyers to consult sales before purchasing. Its July 30, 2025 launch notice said Oli was available only in mainland China, so confirm availability for your country.
Analysis: robots with no published price move price, delivery and support terms into a negotiation. Get those terms in writing before a pilot starts.
Not for Sale Yet
| Robot | Status | Expected timing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Optimus | Production began in Fremont. Tesla lists its Texas site as under construction. | Tesla gives no date or price for outside sales. | Tesla Q3 2026 update |
| Figure 03 | Figure says it is delivering over 350 robots to internal research, data collection, household task development and commercial use-case development. It has no public order path. | None stated | Figure, Apr. 29, 2026 |
| XPeng IRON | XPeng says it has commissioned its humanoid production lines. | XPeng plans mass production by the end of 2026 and market launch and delivery in 2027, starting in its own stores and campuses. | XPeng, Sept. 8, 2026 |
These are company plans, not commitments. Analysis: a production start is not a sale, and none of the three has a public price or order path today.
How We Verify This List
A robot qualifies only if its maker shows a public price or a quote path and a way to order today. Prototypes, demonstrations and announcements go under “Not for sale yet,” never in the main table.
We checked each price on the maker’s own page on Oct. 28, 2026, and note the currency and configuration. Third-party directories and other buying guides are not sources.
We keep orders, pre-orders and deliveries separate. A pre-order means a buyer can pay or leave a deposit before the maker ships.
Backordered means the maker lists the robot but shows it out of stock. Where a maker does not state availability, we say so. Prices and availability change, so each figure carries the date we checked it. Read our full Editorial Standards & Methodology.
FAQ
What is the cheapest humanoid robot you can buy?
Among the robots in this guide, the Unitree R1 Air has the lowest published starting price, at $4,900.
Unitree’s store also lists the R1-A/R1-A-D dual-arm model from $4,290. We left it out because Unitree lists it as an upper-body robot, with a head, waist and two arms on a fixed or mobile base, and no legs. The R1 EDU has no published price.
Can I buy Tesla Optimus?
No. Tesla says Optimus production began in Fremont, but its Q3 2026 update gives no date or price for outside sales.
Can I buy a humanoid robot for my home?
The 1X NEO is the robot in this guide that its maker describes as doing household chores, and it is a pre-order. 1X takes a $200 refundable deposit for the $20,000 early-access purchase and also offers a $499 monthly plan. Its order page still says only that U.S. deliveries start in 2026, with no specific date, as of Nov. 1, 2026.
1X’s NEO page says an expert can remotely supervise the robot and that owners can pilot it remotely.
Do humanoid robot prices include shipping?
No. Unitree lists shipping at $300 to $1,200 and AgiBot lists A2 Lite shipping at $500 to $3,000. Both put customs duties, taxes and import clearance on the buyer.
Disclosure: Lars Talbert, founder of The Robotic Life, owns shares of Tesla (TSLA). The Robotic Life has no financial relationship with any company in this guide and was not paid for this coverage. Explore more robots in our Robot Directory.