One monthly fee. One working humanoid. Any maker, any business. Swap it, pass it on, or leave.
We start with independent and mid-size stores, because the same five jobs come up in every one. Restocking and counting stock lead.
Takes roll cages from the delivery door, checks them against the order and sorts stock by aisle.
See the tasks → 02 · In trialOvernight, from the back room to the shelf, with products pulled to the front.
See the tasks → 03 · PlannedClears empty boxes and fallen products, and takes packaging to the baler or bins.
See the tasks → 04 · In trialCounts stock and checks price labels before opening, and walks the store after closing.
See the tasks → 05 · In trialAnswers “where is it?” and walks customers to the product, in their own language.
See the tasks →Take your average cost per salary hour, count the paid hours the robot takes off your staff schedule each day, and set them against its monthly fee. We show the arithmetic and check your real hours against it every month.
The dashed line is the monthly fee. Each extra hour a day at €20,99 is worth €638 a month. Break-even is arithmetic, not a forecast: your own payroll average replaces ours on the store check.
Most robot deals lock you into one machine for three years. A new humanoid model ships roughly every twelve months.
With ovibot you can swap to any other model we offer at month 12 or 24, for a fee fixed in the contract. Between those points you can still swap when another client, or ovibot, needs your robot. We move, re-certify and retrain the new one.
At month 36 you hand it back, renew, or buy it at a price printed in the contract on day one.
Restocking, scanning and patrols happen overnight, when the aisles are empty. That is where the saving comes from.
A report every morning: what it did, the gaps and price labels it found, and where it needed help.
A remote operator takes over. 12 hours a month are included, then €1,00 a minute.
We repair it. If it cannot be repaired, a replacement arrives within 48 hours while the contract runs.
Anyone can get a humanoid onto a site. Step five is what the others will not put in writing.
Free. We watch a shift and tell you which job would pay for itself first. If none would, we say so.
We choose from any maker and show you the humanoids we turned down, and why.
We install it, train it on your floor, and sign the safety paperwork.
It runs on its own; you follow it in our app. Remote operators, service, insurance and the safety paperwork are in the fee.
Swap to any model we offer at month 12 or 24, for a fixed fee. Or buy it at the end, at a price set on day one.
We review and price humanoids for store work and are tied to none. These are the ones we would put in a store today.
The EU Machinery Regulation applies to every new robot install. Someone has to check the installation and sign for it, and sign again when the robot changes.
We check and sign the safety paperwork for as long as your contract runs, including after a swap or a move. What integration covers →
Ownership of your store's data is written into the agreement.
Take everything with you, whenever you want.
Lessons go into our shared skills database, stripped of anything that identifies your store, staff or customers.
Movement is recorded as pose. Faces and people are never stored as video.
From €3.958 a month, all in: the humanoid, install, the safety paperwork, service, insurance, the app, 12 remote-operator hours a month and a 48-hour replacement. The fee depends on the humanoid your job needs. Prices are illustrative until contracts are signed.
When it takes enough paid hours off your staff schedule each day. At €20,99 per salary hour, a humanoid at €3.958 a month breaks even at about 6,2 hours a day. We check your real hours on the free store check.
At month 12 or 24 you can swap to any other model we offer, for a fixed fee. Between those points you can still swap when another client, or ovibot, needs your robot.
It runs itself most of the time. You follow it in our app. When it gets stuck, one of our remote operators takes over.
We repair it. If it cannot be repaired, a replacement arrives within 48 hours, for as long as the contract runs.
Yes. At month 36 you can hand it back, renew, or buy it at a price printed in the contract on day one.
We come and watch a shift, then tell you which job would pay for itself first. If none would, we say so.
No sales deck. No hard sell.
