AgiBot X2 humanoid greeting crowds and high-fiving a child in a Barcelona park
The AgiBot X2 working a crowd in a Barcelona park: greetings, high fives and photos. This is what $27,999 buys. Manufacturer footage.

AgiBot builds some of the most capable humanoids and quadrupeds on the market, and publishes almost no US pricing. That makes budgeting hard and comparison shopping harder.

This guide lists every AgiBot model with its US price, what each one is actually for, what a realistic first-year budget looks like, and which models are cleared for sale in the US. Prices were checked against our live catalog in October 2026.

Quick Answer

  • Cheapest AgiBot: D1 Pro, $4,599. A walking quadruped for demos and outreach.
  • Best for classrooms and labs: D1 Edu, $7,199. Same robot as the Pro, plus the SDK and expansion ports.
  • Best for patrol and field research: D1 Ultra, $7,999. About 6 km per charge.
  • Best for events, retail and greeting: X2 humanoid, $27,999. Zero-code routines, expressions and voice.
  • Best for unattended lobbies and museums: X2 Ultra, $42,999. Maps a building and navigates it on its own.
  • Best for outdoor industrial routes: D1 Max, $42,999. IP67, 25 kg rated payload, wheel and leg modes.

AgiBot Prices at a Glance

Model Type US price Best for US status
AgiBot D1 Pro Quadruped $4,599 Demos, outreach Available
AgiBot D1 Edu Quadruped + SDK $7,199 Classrooms, labs Available
AgiBot D1 Ultra Quadruped $7,999 Patrol, field research Available
AgiBot D1 Max Wheel-leg quadruped $42,999 Outdoor industrial routes Available
AgiBot X2 Humanoid, 131 cm $27,999 Events, booths, retail Available
AgiBot X2 Ultra Humanoid, 131 cm $42,999 Lobbies, museums, research Available
OmniHand Dexterous hand $4,999 per hand X2 Ultra hands, research Available
OmniHand with Tactile Dexterous hand $6,399 per hand Grasp-feedback research Available
OmniHand Pro Dexterous hand $15,299 per hand Advanced manipulation Available
AgiBot A3 / A3 Ultra Full-size humanoid Quote Service, hospitality Available, quote only
AgiBot G2 Industrial humanoid $143,999 Factory operation Not yet offered in the US

US suggested retail. Excludes freight and applicable state sales tax, both quoted to your address. Multi-unit pricing is quoted per order.

4 Questions That Set Your Budget

Question 1

Will anyone write code?

If yes, skip the D1 Pro. The D1 Edu is the cheapest AgiBot with an SDK, and the Pro cannot be upgraded later.

Question 2

Does it perform or work?

A robot that performs a routine at a booth is an X2. A robot that walks a building on its own is an X2 Ultra, $15,000 more.

Question 3

Indoors or outdoors?

The D1 Pro, Edu and Ultra are IP54 fair-weather machines. Real outdoor routes in rain or dust are D1 Max territory.

Question 4

How long is the day?

The X2 runs about two hours per pack. Full-day deployments need a spare battery in the budget from the start.

D1 Quadruped Prices

The D1 family spans a factor of nine in price, and it is not a good-better-best ladder. The Pro and Edu are the same body with different software access, the Ultra adds range, and the Max is a different class of machine. Our D1 series guide goes deeper on the trade-offs.

Operator filming an AgiBot D1 Pro quadruped on a rocky summit below a snow-capped peak
A D1 Pro on a rocky summit with its operator. Reinforcement-learning gait control handles loose rock and slopes without hand-tuning. Manufacturer footage.
AgiBot D1 Pro and D1 Edu quadruped robot

AgiBot D1 Pro and D1 Edu

$4,599 (Pro) / $7,199 (Edu)

15.5 kg3.5 m/sIP545 kg payload
  • Same robot. The Edu adds secondary development plus Ethernet, USB, power, SBUS and UART expansion ports.
  • The Pro has no SDK and cannot be upgraded to an Edu later. If code is even possible, buy the Edu.
  • 35 cm vertical jump and anti-collision modules front, rear and at the thigh joints.
AgiBot D1 Ultra quadruped robot

AgiBot D1 Ultra

$7,999

16 kg3.7 m/sabout 6 km rangeIP54
  • Range is the point: roughly 6 km per charge, enough to finish a real patrol route rather than a demo lap.
  • 16 cm continuous stair climbing and secondary development support.
  • Popular for campus security pilots, site walks and field research.
AgiBot D1 Max wheel-leg quadruped robot

AgiBot D1 Max

$42,999

41 kgIP6725 kg rated payloadwheel + leg
  • Switches between wheel mode for distance and leg mode for terrain, up to 6 m/s on wheels.
  • Over 5 hours and 29 km unloaded, or 3.5 hours and 18 km at rated payload, on dual hot-swappable batteries.
  • Built for industrial inspection and heavy patrol in real weather.

AgiBot D1 Pro and D1 Edu, official overview from AgiBot.

X2 Humanoid Prices

AgiBot X2 humanoid waving to a crowd at the AgiBot booth at CES 2026
An X2 waving to a packed crowd at AgiBot's CES 2026 booth. Manufacturer footage.
AgiBot X2 humanoid robot

AgiBot X2

$27,999

131 cm35 kg30 DoFabout 2 h per pack
  • Built to perform: 20+ preset motions, 30+ facial expression animations, proactive interaction and multilingual voice.
  • LinkCraft zero-code motion training means staff build routines without a developer.
  • Right for booths, store openings, stages and school events where a person sets it in position.
AgiBot X2 Ultra humanoid robot

AgiBot X2 Ultra

$42,999

131 cm39 kg31 DoFLiDAR + Orin NX
  • Maps a space once, then navigates it and avoids people without a handler.
  • Arms that accept OmniHand dexterous hands or grippers, plus a 2-DoF neck (31 vs 30 DoF), optional VR teleoperation and a charging dock.
  • Right for lobbies, museums, visitor centers and embodied AI research.

The full breakdown, including the most common mistake buyers make between the two, is in AgiBot X2 vs X2 Ultra.

AgiBot X2, official overview from AgiBot.

Pricing an AgiBot for a real deployment?

Tell us the model, where it will work and your timeline. We will send a formal itemized quote with freight, tax and a confirmed lead time.

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OmniHand Prices

OmniHand on an X2: 16 degrees of freedom in a 510 g hand. Manufacturer footage.
AgiBot OmniHand dexterous robot hand

AgiBot OmniHand family

From $4,999 per hand

16-19 DoFCAN-FD / RS485per hand
  • OmniHand, $4,999: 16 DoF, 510 g, five-finger grip of 5 kg or more.
  • OmniHand with Tactile, $6,399: 300+ force-sensing taxels at 0.1 N resolution, for grasp feedback.
  • OmniHand Pro, $15,299: 19 DoF, 820 g, 3D force sensing on every fingertip.

Hands fit the X2 Ultra, not the base X2. Compare them with Unitree grippers in our robotic arms and hands collection.

First-Year Budget Packages

The sticker price is not the budget. These are the packages we quote most, with the parts that keep a robot working past week one.

Outreach

D1 Pro starter: about $4,600

D1 Pro $4,599. Walks, plays and draws a crowd. No programming access, so best for demos and community events.

Classroom

D1 Edu lab kit: about $7,200

D1 Edu $7,199 with SDK and expansion ports. Add sensors later through the standard interfaces.

Patrol pilot

D1 Ultra pilot: about $8,000

D1 Ultra $7,999. One route, one owner, 90 days, then decide on a fleet.

Events

X2 performer: $27,999

X2 $27,999. Zero-code routines and voice for booths, openings and assemblies.

All-day greeter

X2 Ultra greeter: $45,297

X2 Ultra $42,999, spare battery $1,499 and textured skin set $799 for a full day on the floor.

Research

X2 Ultra with hands: $52,997

X2 Ultra $42,999 plus a pair of OmniHands at $4,999 each for manipulation work.

Package totals exclude freight and applicable state sales tax. Spare batteries and accessories are quoted with the robot.

Which AgiBot Models Are Sold in the US

AgiBot D1 quadruped with a soccer ball in front of a goal
D1 on a school sports field. Education is the biggest US market for the D1 line.
AgiBot X2 humanoid hand meeting a child for a high five
X2 meeting a young visitor. Public-facing deployments are where the X2 earns its price.

Any robot sold in the US with a radio needs FCC equipment authorization, and on 28 July 2026 the FCC tightened the rules for certain foreign-made equipment. We list only AgiBot models whose grants we have checked ourselves in the FCC database and which pre-date that change:

  • X2 and X2 Ultra: FCC ID 2BTPT-LX2501
  • D1 Pro, D1 Edu and D1 Ultra: FCC ID 2BTPT-ZYCXD105U
  • D1 Max: FCC ID 2BTPT-ZYCXD125M

The A3 and A3 Ultra are available on a quote-only basis, with compliance documentation provided on your quote. The G2 is not offered while its US paperwork is still being confirmed. We would rather leave a sale on the table than ship a robot whose status we cannot stand behind. The full check, and how to run it yourself, is in our AgiBot FCC compliance guide. FCC authorization is not NDAA procurement eligibility; if federal funds are involved, confirm with your procurement office first.

AgiBot vs Unitree on Price

Job AgiBot Unitree
Entry quadruped D1 Pro, $4,599 Go2 Pro, $3,790
Programmable quadruped D1 Edu, $7,199 Go2 Edu, from $11,190
Industrial quadruped D1 Max, $42,999 A2, from $31,900
Event humanoid X2, $27,999 G1, $17,990
Autonomous humanoid X2 Ultra, $42,999 H2, $39,900

AgiBot wins on the programmable quadruped and on humanoids that non-programmers can run. Unitree wins on entry price and its open-source research ecosystem. Our full AgiBot vs Unitree comparison breaks it down by buyer.

How Buying Works

  1. Tell us the job. Where the robot works, who runs it, and whether anyone will program it. We will tell you which model fits, including when the cheaper one is the right answer.
  2. Get a formal written quote. Itemized robot, accessories, freight to your address and any applicable state sales tax, with confirmed lead time. Quotes are valid for 60 days.
  3. Paperwork. We send a W-9 and complete vendor setup forms for schools, agencies and companies. Tax-exempt buyers send a certificate and we remove the tax line.
  4. Payment. ACH or wire on acceptance, with card available. If your organization issues a purchase order, we reference it on the invoice. The robot is ordered as soon as payment clears.
  5. Delivery and handover. Freight to your door with tracking, plus remote setup help so your team is running on day one.

Get a Formal AgiBot Quote

Tell us the model, quantity and delivery address. We reply with an itemized quote, freight, tax and a confirmed lead time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an AgiBot robot cost?
AgiBot robots range from $4,599 for the D1 Pro quadruped to $143,999 for the G2 industrial humanoid. The models most US buyers choose are the D1 Ultra at $7,999, the X2 humanoid at $27,999, the X2 Ultra at $42,999 and the OmniHand from $4,999 per hand.

What is the cheapest AgiBot robot?
The D1 Pro quadruped at $4,599. It has no SDK or expansion ports, so if anyone will program it, the D1 Edu at $7,199 is the cheapest AgiBot you can develop on.

How much is the AgiBot X2 humanoid?
The X2 is $27,999 and the X2 Ultra is $42,999. Both are 131 cm half-size humanoids. The Ultra adds LiDAR and multi-camera perception, NVIDIA Orin NX compute, autonomous navigation, a 2-DoF neck (31 vs 30 DoF) and arms that accept dexterous hands.

Do AgiBot prices include shipping and tax?
No. Prices are US suggested retail. Freight and any applicable state sales tax are quoted to your delivery address on a formal written quote. Tax-exempt organizations send a certificate and the tax line is removed.

Can I get an educational or volume discount?
AgiBot holds US pricing at suggested retail, so we build value into the package instead: setup and staff training, spare batteries and accessories bundled on one quote. Multi-unit orders are quoted per order.

Are AgiBot robots legal to use in the US?
The models we list carry FCC equipment authorization granted before the FCC rule change of 28 July 2026, and you can verify each FCC ID yourself in the FCC database. FCC authorization is a separate question from NDAA procurement eligibility for federally funded buyers.

Are OmniHand prices per hand or per pair?
Per hand. A two-handed humanoid needs two, which doubles the figure. That matters most on the OmniHand Pro at $15,299 each.

How do I pay for an AgiBot robot?
ACH or wire on acceptance of a formal quote, with card available. We provide a W-9 and complete vendor setup paperwork, and if your organization issues a purchase order we reference it on the invoice.

How long does an AgiBot robot take to arrive?
Lead time depends on the model and current US stock. Every formal quote states a confirmed lead time before you pay, so you can plan around a real date.

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Prices last verified October 2026 against our live catalog. Specifications per AgiBot product documentation. Footage and video courtesy of AgiBot.

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