Published humanoid robot prices in October 2026 run from about $1,370 for a 94 cm hobby humanoid to €98,000 for an industrial robot on reservation. The ones you can order today from an official store are Unitree’s R1 (from $4,900) and G1 ($13,500), and AgiBot’s X2 Neo ($25,600) and A2 Lite ($44,560). 1X takes $200 deposits for its NEO home robot at $20,000 or $499 a month. Tesla, Figure, Boston Dynamics, Agility and Apptronik publish no price at all.
Humanoid robot price list (checked October 24, 2026)
| Robot | Published price | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noetix Bumi | ¥9,998 (about $1,370) | Launched in China, 94 cm tall | Interesting Engineering, Oct 2025 |
| Unitree R1 Air / R1 / R1 EDU | $4,900 / $5,900 / $10,500 | In stock | Unitree store |
| Unitree G1 / G1 Pro | $13,500 / $21,500 | In stock | Unitree store |
| NEURA 4NE1 Mini | €19,999 / €29,999 (Pro) | Reservation, €100 refundable | NEURA |
| 1X NEO | $20,000 or $499/month | Preorder, $200 refundable deposit | 1X |
| LimX Oli | from RMB 158,000 (about $21,800) | Launched July 2025 | TechNode |
| AgiBot X2 Neo | $25,600 | Store listing | AgiBot store |
| Unitree H2 | $29,900 | Listed, unavailable | Unitree store |
| AgiBot C5 | $32,900 | Store listing | AgiBot store |
| AgiBot A2 Lite | $44,560 | Store listing | AgiBot store |
| NEURA 4NE1 Gen 3.5 | €98,000 (€60,000 each for 20+) | Reservation, delivery end of 2026 | NEURA |
Sources: Unitree store, AgiBot store, 1X order page, NEURA’s 4NE1 and 4NE1 Mini reservation pages, TechNode on LimX Oli and Interesting Engineering on Bumi. NEURA prices exclude tax and shipping; most store prices exclude shipping and import duties.
Placeholder prices to ignore
Some stores show prices that aren’t real offers. AgiBot lists its X2 Ultra, A2 Ultra, A3 and A3 Ultra at $999,999 with an inquiry button, and Unitree lists the H2 Plus at $100,000 and the H1 at $90,000 with “contact us” wording. Treat these as quote-only. Our AgiBot lineup guide explains which of its listings are real.
Robots with no public price
- Tesla Optimus: Elon Musk said in October 2024 that at scale Optimus would cost $20,000 to $30,000. Tesla’s October 21, 2026 update says production of production-quality units has begun in Fremont, with no price or sale date.
- Figure 03: no price or order page; see our Figure AI guide.
- Boston Dynamics Atlas: all 2026 production is committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind; new customers from early 2027. See our Atlas guide.
- Agility Digit, Apptronik Apollo, UBTech Walker S2: sold or rented to businesses through direct deals.
What the price buys
A low sticker price often means a research or education robot. The $13,500 Unitree G1 is a 23-joint robot with light arms, sold mainly to labs; our G1 price guide covers what’s included and what developer access costs extra. The $20,000 1X NEO is a home robot whose ownership option includes a three-year warranty. Industrial humanoids such as the NEURA 4NE1 or Atlas cost far more because they’re built for payload and shift work.
Before paying, check four things: shipping and import duties, whether you can program the robot yourself, the warranty, and whether the robot can actually do your task. The gap between picking an object up and finishing a household chore is large, as we explain in why robots struggle to finish chores.
For the makers behind these robots, see our humanoid robot companies page, and for the basics, what a humanoid robot is.
If you only need a humanoid for an event or a trial period, our humanoid rental and RaaS price guide lists day rates, monthly subscriptions and lease figures.
Official store and reservation pages checked October 24, 2026.