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AgiBot's public price ladder: $3,200 dog to $44,560 humanoid

AgiBot's public price ladder: $3,200 dog to $44,560 humanoid

AgiBot is best known for shipment volume, but for buyers the more useful fact is quieter: part of its lineup now has a real checkout price, in dollars, on the maker’s own store. Here is what the index shows as of October 2026.

The priced rungs

What the sticker leaves out

Shipping is quoted separately, roughly $500–$3,000 depending on destination. Customs duties and taxes are the buyer’s. For a $24,240 robot that can add a noticeable slice before it reaches your door, so budget on landed cost, not list price. Our channel-spread explainer walks through the same logic for Unitree.

What still says “contact us”

The X2 Ultra and the full A2 route to enterprise-sales forms, with no public price. We do not show analyst estimates for them. The A3 Ultra has no price on AgiBot’s own store either; only distributor listings publish numbers, and they differ by well over $10,000 depending on dealer and tariff handling, so treat that as a reseller range, not a list price.

The open-source X1 is a separate case: AgiBot publishes no official price, and distributor kits start around $19,499.

Our read

The useful signal is the step between rungs: X2 to A2 Lite is about $20,000 for a full-size body. Compare it against other makers on /compare and see the maker overview at /companies/agibot. The editorial test stays the same: can you actually check out? For the X2, A2 Lite and D1 line, yes. For the rest, you are in a sales conversation.

Sources

Primary sources referenced in this article. Prices in the tables come from the live index and carry their own as-of dates.

  1. AgiBot store — X2 (store.agibot.com)
  2. AgiBot store — A2 Lite (store.agibot.com)
  3. AgiBot store — D1 Ultra (store.agibot.com)