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 shop check.
No. Install and certification are in the monthly fee. [Open decision: may change if installation is billed separately.]
Yes. Shops that keep sharing data from daily operations pay a lower monthly fee while they share.
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.
Yes. At month 36 you can hand it back, renew, or buy it at a price printed in the contract on day one.
36 months.
Soon. The marketplace is coming; you can sign up to hear when it opens.
We pick the humanoid for your job, install and certify it, and you pay one monthly fee. It runs itself most of the time; our operators step in when it gets stuck.
Most of the time. When it meets something it cannot solve, a remote operator takes over. 12 hours a month are included.
A remote operator takes over from our operations centre. Above 12 hours a month it costs €1,00 a minute.
We repair it. If it cannot be repaired, a replacement arrives within 48 hours, for as long as the contract runs.
Yes. Insurance is in the monthly fee.
We are. We check and sign the safety paperwork after every swap or move, for as long as the contract runs.
From 20 January 2027, every new robot installation falls under the EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 and needs a signed safety assessment.
You do, in the contract. Export it any day, free.
Yes, anonymised, in our shared skills database. Nothing that identifies your shop, staff or customers goes in.
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.