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Humanoid price tiers, October 2026: where 33 buyable robots actually sit

Humanoid price tiers, October 2026: where 33 buyable robots actually sit

No single announcement stood out in the last 48 hours, so here is a snapshot of the market from our own dataset. Our index tracks 64 humanoids. Only 33 combine a public price with a for-sale or pre-order status. The rest are enterprise-only, quote-based or not for sale, and we don’t count analyst guesses as offers.

The median entry price across those 33 is $21,800. Entry price means the lowest listed configuration, not the typical one.

Under $10,000: five robots

Unitree R1 (from $4,150) and Booster K1 ($5,999) lead this tier. The tier also holds Weave Isaac 1 (pre-order), LimX Tron 2 and the FF Master Mini. Most are small. K1 is 95 cm tall, so it is a platform for education and research rather than a worker.

$10,000–25,000: fifteen robots

This is the most crowded tier, and the default choice for developers. It includes Unitree G1 (from $13,500), AgiBot X2 ($24,240), Fourier N1, EngineAI SE01 and the 1X NEO pre-order ($20,000). The G1’s range is wide, with a top configuration listed at $73,900, so check which configuration a headline price refers to.

$25,000–60,000: eight robots

Here you get taller bodies and more joints. Unitree H2 starts at $29,900 (31 DoF, 180 cm). Fourier GR-3 starts at $27,500 and has 55 DoF. The tier also includes Booster T2, Dobot Atom, Tiangong Walker, AgiBot A2 Lite, EngineAI T800 and Lightberry Lumi.

$60,000 and up: five robots

Galbot G1 (from $87,000), PNDbotics Adam ($100,000), Neura 4NE-1, Rainbow Robotics RB-Y1 and the FF Futurist sit here. You pay for payload and dexterity, plus support contracts that headline prices tend to omit.

What the tiers say

See the full table in the catalog and the humanoid cost guide.