The short version: most "humanoid robots" you see online aren't for sale. We track 31; only about 14 can be ordered, and just one (a robot dog) is in stock off the shelf. Below is the real buyable list, cheapest first.
If you've tried to actually buy a humanoid robot, you've hit the wall: dazzling demo videos, then a "Contact Sales" form or nothing at all. We filtered our entire humanoid index down to the models you can genuinely reserve, preorder, or purchase today.
Under $5,000: developer & companion tier
- Unitree Go2, $1,999. Not bipedal, but the cheapest real legged robot you can order; a capable quadruped dev platform.
- Sony Aibo, $2,899.99. The only humanoid-class robot actually in stock off the shelf. A companion robot dog, not a worker, but it ships today.
- Unitree R1, $4,900. The cheapest full bipedal humanoid on the market, open for preorder. Runs, kicks, and does cartwheels.
$10,000 to $35,000: prosumer & research tier
- EngineAI PM01, ~$12,000. Lightweight open-source biped famous for its viral running-flip gait.
- 1X NEO, ~$14,900. OpenAI-backed home humanoid; reservation/deposit.
- Unitree G1, ~$16,000. The popular research humanoid that put Unitree on the map.
- Unitree H2, ~$29,900. Full-size flagship biped, preorder.
- Agility Digit, ~$30,000. Warehouse-proven; sold via enterprise lease/quote.
- Kepler Forerunner K2, ~$30,000. Industrial humanoid already in mass production.
- Booster T1, ~$33,949. RoboCup-champion developer humanoid, available via US/EU resellers.
$50,000+ enterprise tier (quote only)
- Apptronik Apollo, ~$50,000. US-built, in pilots with Mercedes-Benz and GXO. Contact-sales.
- Boston Dynamics Spot, $74,500. Not a humanoid, but the gold-standard buyable legged robot for industry.
- Astribot S1, ~$96,000. Wheeled-base manipulator with blisteringly fast arms.
- UBTech Walker S2, ~$145,000. Industrial humanoid with autonomous battery-swapping for 24/7 operation.
What you can't buy (yet)
The headline-grabbers, Tesla Optimus, Figure 03, the electric Atlas, XPeng Iron, Sanctuary Phoenix, are not for sale at any price. They're enterprise-only, announced, or research units. Don't expect a consumer "buy" button on these in 2026.
Compare before you commit. Put any two head-to-head on the comparison tool, or see how the whole field stacks up in our 2026 State of Humanoid Robots report.
Prices are manufacturer MSRP or best-known reserve/quote figures as of June 2026 and change frequently; check each robot's page for the latest. Several models are preorder or enterprise-quote only.
