Humanoid robots for sale: what you can actually buy.
Search "humanoid robots for sale" and you'll drown in stage demos, renders, and robots that are exclusively leased to Fortune 500 warehouses. This page tracks the only thing that matters to a buyer: which humanoids you can genuinely acquire, at what price, through what process — updated as availability changes.
G1
Buy today
Direct order at $16,000 list. The one humanoid where "for sale" means exactly what you think it means. Expect a developer-grade experience, not a butler.
NEO Gamma
Home pilot program
Not open retail yet — 1X admits households through its expanding home pilot. Joining the program and the mailing list is currently the path to ownership.
Optimus Gen 3
Waitlist / not yet
No consumer orders yet. Production is ramping for Tesla's own factories first. Watch for a reservation system similar to Tesla's vehicle launches.
The ones you cannot buy (and why that matters)
Figure 03, Apptronik Apollo, and Agility Digit are arguably the three most capable humanoids in the world — and none is sold to consumers at any price. They deploy through enterprise contracts and robots-as-a-service leases. We track them anyway, because today's warehouse capability is a preview of what reaches your kitchen in two to three years.
Import and gray-market warnings
A growing number of resellers list Chinese humanoids at tempting prices. Before wiring money: confirm the seller is an authorized distributor, factor in import duties and shipping (often thousands of dollars), and understand that warranty service may require shipping the unit overseas. A $2,000 discount is not worth an unserviceable robot.