Robotic Arm Prices (2026)
Published prices for 10 robotic arms, from $799 to $49,500 — pulled live from our catalog.
| Robot | Company | Price: | Released: |
|---|---|---|---|
| onero Robotic Arm A1 | SwitchBot | $799 | — |
| Niryo Ned2 | Niryo | €3,990 | — |
| Pickerbot Mini | Roboworks | $6,296–$7,332 | — |
| Niryo Ned3 Pro | Niryo | €6,900 | — |
| DEX5 (Dex5-1) | Unitree Robotics | $7,000–$8,000 | 2025 |
| Dex5-1 (DEX5) | Unitree Robotics | $7,000–$8,000 | 2025 |
| Standard Bots Spark | Standard Bots | $29,500 | — |
| Pickerbot Pro | Roboworks | $30,285–$33,535 | — |
| Standard Bots Core | Standard Bots | $37,000 | — |
| Standard Bots Thor | Standard Bots | $49,500 | — |
Prices are manufacturer-published list prices; final pricing varies by configuration and region. We never estimate unpublished prices.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does a robotic arm cost in 2026?
Across 10 models with published pricing, robotic arms range from $799 to $49,500. The median published price is $7,000.
What is the cheapest robotic arm?
The onero Robotic Arm A1 is the lowest-priced model in our catalog at $799.
What is the most expensive robotic arm?
The Standard Bots Thor tops our published-price list at $49,500.
Why do many robotic arms have no published price?
Many manufacturers price per deployment and only quote on enquiry. We list a price only when the maker or a verifiable source has published one — we never estimate.
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