Every year, Robots​.com receives many requests for robot prices from cus­tomers, stu­dents and researchers. While spe­cif­ic prices depend on a num­ber of fac­tors, we are able to offer esti­mat­ed answers to the most com­mon robot cost questions.

How Much Do New Robots Cost?

Com­plete with con­trollers and teach pen­dants, new indus­tri­al robots cost from $50,000 to $80,000. Once appli­ca­tion-spe­cif­ic periph­er­als are added, the robot sys­tem can cost any­where from $100,000 to $150,000.

How Much Do Used Robots Cost?

Recon­di­tioned robots are a less expen­sive option. At Robots​.com all robots come Inte­gra­tion-Ready for your appli­ca­tion, while you can save up to 50%.

Does Robot Price Depend on Manufacturer?

Sur­pris­ing­ly enough, there is lit­tle vari­a­tion in robot price based on man­u­fac­tur­ers. Sim­i­lar­ly sized robots offer sim­i­lar func­tion­al­i­ty and repeata­bil­i­ty and cost rough­ly the same amount. 

What is the Great­est Price Deter­min­ing Factor?

Robot­ic price is direct­ly relat­ed to the appli­ca­tion being per­formed. To choose the right robot mod­el, the com­pa­ny has to con­sid­er work space require­ments, reach and pay­load lim­its, as well as prod­uct needs. Appli­ca­tion deter­mines EOAT, periph­er­als, safe­ty com­po­nents, etc., all of which impact the total cost con­sid­er­ably. You can also use our return-on-invest­ment robot cal­cu­la­tor to deter­mine how much a robot can save you.

To learn more about robot­ic appli­ca­tions and the robot mod­els best suit­ed for your needs, con­tact a Robots​.com sales rep­re­sen­ta­tive for a quote.