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Which humanoid robots are for sale in 2026?

Fewer than a dozen humanoid robots can be ordered by an ordinary buyer in 2026 with a published price and a delivery window. The ones that meet that test are the Unitree G1 ($13,500 direct), Unitree R1 (from $4,900 list) and full-size Unitree H2 ($29,900), the 1X NEO ($20,000 or $499 a month, US deliveries in 2026), the Weave Isaac 1 ($7,999 or $449 a month, deliveries from autumn 2026), the EngineAI PM01 (¥188,000), the Noetix Bumi (¥9,998, China), and a handful of Chinese platforms sold through dealers. Figure, Agility Robotics, Apptronik and Tesla do not sell to the public. Prices checked August 2026.

By ROBOOSH · Published 2026-09-05 · Last updated 2026-09-05

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What does "for sale" mean for a humanoid robot?

We use one test: a public price on the maker's or an authorised dealer's page, and a stated delivery window, with no requirement to be a university or a Fortune 500 company. That test removes most of what you see on stage. Over fifty companies have shown a humanoid since 2023. We checked the order pages of the makers most often quoted in the press in early September 2026 and found that only a short list lets you add a robot to a cart or place a deposit.

If the category itself is new to you, What is a humanoid robot? is the two-minute version. There are three other statuses worth naming, because press coverage blurs them:

• Pre-order or reservation: money down, delivery later (1X NEO, Weave Isaac 1).
• Quote only: sold, but the price is private and the buyer is a business (UBTech Walker S2, Agibot A2, Fourier GR-2 in most markets).
• Not for sale: pilots and internal use only (Figure 03, Agility Digit, Apptronik Apollo, Tesla Optimus).

Which humanoid robots can you order today with a price?

| Robot | Type | Price (published) | Delivery | Sold to | |---|---|---|---|---| | Unitree G1 | Bipedal, 1.32 m | $13,500 direct; $17,990 Amazon US; EDU from $43,900 | In stock, backorders reported | Anyone | | Unitree R1 | Bipedal, compact | $4,900 China list; about $5,900 to $6,800 in the US; EDU $10,500 | Deliveries from April 2026 | Anyone | | Unitree H2 | Bipedal, full adult size | $29,900 | Orderable | Anyone | | EngineAI PM01 | Bipedal, compact | ¥188,000 (about $26,000) | Orderable, China and dealers | Anyone | | 1X NEO | Bipedal, home, 1.68 m | $20,000 or $499 a month; $200 deposit | US 2026, international 2027 | Households, US first | | Weave Isaac 1 | Wheeled torso on lifting column | $7,999 or $449 a month; $250 refundable reservation | California autumn 2026, wider US 2027 | Households, US | | Noetix Bumi | Bipedal, compact | ¥9,998 (about $1,400) | China | Consumers, China |

Two cautions on the table. First, the Unitree G1 base configuration has no software development kit; if you intend to program it, the EDU tiers are the real entry price. Second, US import and shipping add $300 to $1,200 to a direct Unitree order, and dealer prices already include part of that.

Which humanoids are sold, but only to businesses at a private price?

The UBTech Walker S2 is deployed in Chinese car plants and offered on a robots-as-a-service basis at around $5,000 a month according to dealer listings checked in July 2026. Agibot announced a rental model in March 2026 with its A2 reception humanoid from $1,000 a day, delivery and setup included, while the purchase price stays unpublished. The Unitree H1 at around $90,000 is sold on a contact-sales basis, and Kepler and several Fourier models sit in the same bracket: real, shipping, priced by quote.

This tier is where most humanoids actually earn money right now: reception desks, showrooms, trade fairs. It is also the tier an individual can access only through a dealer or an event company. Our article on renting a humanoid robot covers what that costs by the hour and the day.

Which famous humanoids are not for sale at all?

Figure 03 has no published consumer price and is placed through enterprise and home pilots. Agility Digit works in logistics under service contracts. Apptronik Apollo is in industrial pilots. Tesla Optimus has no confirmed external sales date; third-party estimates of $20,000 to $30,000 are estimates, not a price list, and Tesla has said external high-volume sales come later than internal use.

None of this makes those robots less interesting. It means that a shopping decision in 2026 is made among the robots in the first table, and the rest belong in the "watch" column. We track them in Which humanoid robots are coming in 2027?.

How do you choose between the robots you can actually buy?

Match the machine to the job, not the job to the machine. The questions that separate the buyable humanoids are these:

• Legs or wheels? Legs for events, filming and locomotion research; wheels for a home or shop with no stairs (Isaac 1).
• Do you need to program it? If yes, the entry price is the Unitree R1 EDU at $10,500 or a G1 EDU from $43,900, not the base models.
• Payload and runtime. The G1 lifts about 2 kg per arm and runs around two hours; the NEO is rated to carry 25 kg. Those numbers decide what tasks are even possible.
• Support in your country. Chinese platforms are cheaper; check that English documentation, spare parts and a dealer exist where you live.
• What happens after purchase. Firmware updates, security patches and the maker's stance on telemetry all matter; the Unitree G1 has a documented 2025 Bluetooth vulnerability whose patch status is disputed.

The full method is in How do you compare humanoid robots?, and you can put any three robots from this list side by side in our compare tool.

What does it cost to own one, beyond the price?

Budget 1.5 to 2 times the purchase price for the first year if the robot works rather than sits in a box: shipping, a spare battery, an operator's time, transport cases and insurance add up fast. Rental companies running a Unitree G1 quote that multiple from their own books. The detail is in How much does a humanoid robot cost? and in our free guide Can a humanoid robot pay for itself?.

Prices and availability checked August 2026; this page is updated when makers change them.

FAQ

Q: What is the cheapest humanoid robot for sale in 2026? The Noetix Bumi at ¥9,998 (about $1,400) in China, and outside China the Unitree R1 at $4,900 list price, roughly $5,900 to $6,800 delivered in the US. See our separate piece on the cheapest humanoid robots.

Q: Can I buy a Tesla Optimus? Not in 2026. Tesla has not opened external sales or published a price. Figures of $20,000 to $30,000 are analyst estimates.

Q: Can I buy a Figure 03? No. Figure places robots through enterprise and home pilots and has published no consumer price.

Q: Is the Unitree G1 really $13,500? Yes on Unitree's own store, checked July 2026, plus $300 to $1,200 shipping to the US. It is $17,990 on Amazon US and from $43,900 for EDU configurations with a development kit.

Q: Can I buy a humanoid robot on a subscription? Yes. 1X offers NEO at $499 a month and Weave offers Isaac 1 at $449 a month, both with deposits and 2026 to 2027 delivery windows.

Sources

1. Unitree official store, G1 and R1 pages; price checks by RoboZaps (July 2026) and There's A Robot For That (14 July 2026).
2. Humanoids Daily, "Unitree G1 hits Amazon US", 19 February 2026.
3. 1X Technologies NEO pre-order page; CNET, October 2025.
4. Weave Robotics Isaac 1 order page, verified 19 July 2026.
5. RoboZaps, "Humanoid robot price ranges", checked 20 and 29 July 2026 (Noetix Bumi, Booster K1, Agibot X2 rows).
6. There's A Robot For That, "Humanoid robots for sale: 2026 guide", 5 August 2026 (UBTech RaaS $5,000 a month).
7. Forbes, John Koetsier, "You can now rent this robot for $1,000 per day", 2 March 2026 (Agibot A2 rental).
8. Silicon Valley Robotics Center, "Humanoid robot buyer's guide 2026", 12 April 2026 (not-for-sale statuses).
9. RoboZaps, "Unitree G1 review", 1 August 2026 (UniPwn disclosure, September 2025).

ROBOOSH is an independent site about humanoid robots you can actually buy, rent or watch: what they cost, what they can do, and what happens after you own one. We are not a maker, a dealer or a lab, and no maker pays for placement.

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