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How much does a humanoid robot cost?

Published prices already range from five-figure hardware to monthly subscriptions. RightRobot shows the currency and buying region clearly so a US price is not mistaken for a UK checkout price.

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1X NEO$20,000 ownership

Or $499/month subscription. The current order page requires a $200 refundable deposit.

Unitree G1From $13,500

Official pricing excludes tax and shipping. It is a humanoid platform, not a turnkey domestic service subscription.

Figure 03No public consumer price

Home-focused hardware, but not currently presented as a normal retail purchase.

Tesla OptimusNo official consumer price

Do not treat speculative target prices as current retail pricing.

Current official listings · checked 23 October 2026

Newer Unitree models to understand — without mistaking hardware access for household readiness

These official listings materially expand the humanoid hardware market. RightRobot is not adding them to the main home shortlist until there is stronger task-level household evidence.

Commercially listed development platformUnitree R1

Unitree lists R1 Air from US$4,900 and R1 from US$5,900 before tax and shipping. Store availability can differ by variant.

The official material presents adaptable humanoid hardware and developer interfaces, not independently verified general household autonomy.

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Commercially listed development platformUnitree H2

Unitree lists H2 at US$29,900 before tax and shipping, with H2 EDU handled through sales.

Its official page describes a powerful full-size humanoid platform; it does not establish a finished consumer home-helper service.

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Contact-sales research and development platformUnitree H2 Plus

Unitree's official store lists US$100,000 and directs buyers to contact sales.

The listed sensing, payload and dexterity specifications are product facts, not proof of autonomous household performance.

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What matters is how much useful work you get for the money

Humanoids create a new comparison problem. Two robots can have similar purchase prices but radically different value if one reliably completes useful chores autonomously and the other needs supervision, setup, remote assistance or development work. RightRobot's future value score should therefore include cost per useful autonomous hour, service and maintenance, subscription charges and the number of household tasks that work reliably.

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Evidence trailPrimary sources and update policyLast source check: 23 October 2026