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everybot is an independent, dated comparison of household and personal humanoid robots, with listed prices, availability, and practical limitations kept together in one place.
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What you can actually buy today
As of 2026-07-09. Prices and availability change fast — this page gets re-verified, not just written once.
No waitlist, listed price, order today. It is a programmable research platform, not a finished butler — you are buying robotics hardware, not a product that folds your laundry out of the box.
View the manufacturer's pageThe only Western home-first humanoid. A Wall Street Journal hands-on demo found the robot was 100% teleoperated by a remote human, not autonomous — the “AI butler” framing is ahead of what it can actually do today. $200 refundable deposit to reserve.
View the manufacturer's pageAbout 150 units total shipped in 2025, deployed at industrial partners like BMW, not sold to consumers. Valued at $39B on that basis — no path to a living room yet.
View the manufacturer's pageMissed its own 2025 production target of 5,000 units. Public sales have been floated for “by the end of 2027,” not committed.
View the manufacturer's pageThe market, honestly
of the 13,000–18,000 humanoids sold worldwide in 2025 were made by Chinese manufacturers, not the brands most people have heard of.
of prospective industrial buyers say they need sub-$28,000 pricing before a humanoid robot is worth it to them.
of the actions in 1X’s own hands-on press demo were confirmed teleoperated by a human, not run autonomously.