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Robot Dog Price Guide 2026: Every Model Compared

Live US prices for every robot dog we sell (Unitree Go2, Go2-W, As2, A2 and B2, AGIBOT D1, Deep Robotics Lite3, Lynx and X20, DOBOT Explorer), plus Spot, and how to choose by budget and job.

Unitree Go2 robot dog walking on a sidewalk

Robot dog prices run from about a thousand dollars for an education kit to the price of a house for an industrial platform, and the label on a model name rarely tells you which configuration you are actually paying for. This guide lists every quadruped we sell, with prices pulled live from our US store, so the numbers on this page are the numbers at checkout. It also explains what moves the price within a model family and how to pick the right class for your job.

The short version

  • Education and outreach: the DOBOT Explorer ($1,030.00) and AGIBOT D1 Pro (From $4,599.00) are the least expensive programmable robot dogs we sell.
  • Research: a Unitree Go2 EDU-class unit is the default choice. Only EDU-class Go2s are open to secondary development; the cheaper Pro is not.
  • Industrial inspection: the Go2-W Inspection Package ($32,299.00), the Unitree A2 ($31,900.00) and the Unitree B2 ($85,900.00) cover light to heavy duty.
  • Boston Dynamics Spot is priced per configuration, so it is quote-only in our store. See Spot below.

Every robot dog we sell, with live prices

Prices update from the store automatically. "From" means the listing has more than one model or configuration. "Request a Quote" means the price depends on configuration.

Unitree Go2 family (15 kg legged, 18 kg wheel-legged)

Model Price Class
Go2 Pro $3,790.00 App-controlled
Go2 EDU $11,190.00 Research and development
Go2 X $7,600.00 Charging-pile compatible, partial development access
Go2 EDU Plus $13,205.00 EDU-class
Go2 EDU-U3 $17,055.00 EDU-class bundle
Go2 EDU-U4 $19,430.00 EDU-class bundle
Go2 Ent $13,205.00 Industry (Ent)
Go2 Ent-GAS $11,305.00 Industry (Ent)
Go2 Ent-Plus $17,005.00 Industry (Ent)
Go2 Ent-MTPTZ $22,705.00 Industry (Ent)
Go2 Enterprise Request a Quote Industry, configured to order
Go2-W Standard $13,000.00 Wheel-legged
Go2-W $13,999.00 Wheel-legged
Go2-W Ent-Plus $17,000.00 Wheel-legged, industry
Go2-W Plus $18,905.00 Wheel-legged
Go2-W Ent-MTPTZ $22,799.00 Wheel-legged, industry
Go2-W Ultimate Package $27,930.00 Wheel-legged bundle
Go2-W Inspection Package $32,299.00 Wheel-legged inspection bundle

What each Go2 tier adds (development access, battery, force sensors, depth camera) is broken down in the Go2 tiers guide. Unitree's own Go2 page lists the entry Air model at $1,600 with tax and freight excluded. We don't stock the Air, which has no onboard CPU and no development access.

Unitree As2, A2 and B2 (industrial)

Model Price Class
As2 X $9,500.00 Compact industrial (20 kg class)
As2 EDU Standard $11,900.00 Compact industrial, EDU
As2 EDU Plus $13,900.00 Compact industrial, EDU
As2 EDU Smart $17,900.00 Compact industrial, EDU
As2 EDU Ultimate $19,900.00 Compact industrial, EDU
As2-W $36,700.00 Compact industrial, wheel-legged
A2 $31,900.00 Industrial
A2 Pro $40,900.00 Industrial
A2-W Standard $36,900.00 Industrial, wheel-legged
A2-W Pro $46,900.00 Industrial, wheel-legged
B2 $85,900.00 Heavy industrial (≈ 60 kg, IP67)
B2-W Request a Quote Heavy industrial, wheel-legged

AGIBOT D1

Model Price Class
D1 Pro / EDU From $4,599.00 Compact. EDU adds expansion ports and secondary development
D1 Ultra / Ultra-W From $7,999.00 Industry-grade compact, IP54
D1 EDU Solution $15,399.00 Education package built on the D1 EDU
D1 MAX $42,999.00 Wheel-legged industrial, IP67

Deep Robotics

Model Price Class
Lite3 $4,250.00 Compact research and education
Lite3 Basic AI $4,968.00 Compact research
Lite3 Venture $6,480.00 Compact research, SDK
Lite3 Pro $12,510.00 Compact research, perception-ready
Lite3 LiDAR $18,270.00 Compact research with LiDAR
Lynx $17,999.00 All-terrain
Lynx M20 $49,000.00 Wheel-legged industrial
Lynx M20 Pro $61,200.00 Wheel-legged industrial
Lynx M20S $62,000.00 Wheel-legged industrial
X20 $20,000.00 Industrial inspection
X30 Request a Quote Industrial flagship, IP67

Education

Model Price Class
DOBOT Explorer $1,030.00 K-12 to university, C++/Python/ROS SDK

For specs and prices side by side, use the quadruped comparison, which compares up to three robot dogs at once. For the right model by job (research, teaching, inspection or patrol), see quadrupeds by use case.

What moves the price

  1. Development access. Within a family, the jump from an app-controlled model to an EDU or development model is usually the biggest single step. On the Go2, for example, only EDU-class units are open to secondary development.
  2. Battery and runtime. Long-endurance packs and hot-swappable dual batteries cost more but decide how much useful work you get per day.
  3. Sensors and compute. LiDAR, depth cameras, thermal or gas sensors, PTZ cameras and high-compute modules are what separate the bundles.
  4. Wheels. Wheel-legged versions (Go2-W, A2-W, B2-W, Lynx M20, D1 MAX) cost more than their legged siblings and pay it back on long, flat routes.
  5. Ruggedness. IP67 and wide operating-temperature ratings are what you are paying for in the industrial classes.

Comparing with manufacturer list prices. Manufacturer list prices often exclude tax and freight; Unitree's Go2 page says so explicitly. They are not directly comparable with a US store price.

Boston Dynamics Spot

When Spot went on sale to US businesses in June 2020, the developer-oriented Explorer kit sold for $74,500 (Deseret News, June 22, 2020). Today the price depends on configuration, so our Spot listing is Request a Quote. Boston Dynamics publishes a 14 kg payload, about 90 minutes of average runtime and an IP54 rating (spec page). For how it stacks up against Unitree, see Spot vs Go2 and the inspection comparison in the B2 guide.

Buying from us

  • Availability and lead time are on each product page. Some models are in stock, others on backorder.
  • Leasing: run a pilot before you commit. See leasing.
  • Compliance: On July 28, 2026 the FCC added foreign-produced "advanced robotic devices", which it defines as mobile robots such as humanoids and quadrupeds, to its Covered List. According to the FCC fact sheet, the update "does not prohibit the import, sale, or use of any existing models" the FCC previously authorized, and it "does not affect any previously purchased devices." New models generally cannot receive FCC authorization. Ask us for the FCC ID of the exact model before you order if this matters to your organization.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a robot dog cost?

In our store today, robot dogs range from education models such as the DOBOT Explorer ($1,030.00) to heavy industrial platforms such as the Unitree B2 ($85,900.00). The tables above list every model with its current price.

What is the cheapest robot dog you can program?

Among the models we sell, the DOBOT Explorer ($1,030.00) and the AGIBOT D1 EDU (part of the D1 Pro / EDU listing) both support programming. On the Unitree Go2, you need an EDU-class unit. The Pro model is app-only.

What is the best robot dog for research?

A Unitree Go2 EDU-class unit for most labs, because of its SDK, ROS 2 packages and community. See the Go2 tiers guide. For heavier payloads, look at the A2 or the B2.

Is Boston Dynamics Spot worth the price?

Spot is the most established platform for turnkey industrial inspection, with first-party payloads and software. If you are integrating your own sensors and autonomy, a Unitree A2 or B2 gives more payload and runtime per dollar. The B2 vs Spot vs ANYmal comparison shows the published numbers side by side.

Can I rent or lease a robot dog?

Yes. See leasing for terms, or contact us about a short pilot.

Related: Spot vs Go2 price comparison · Best quadrupeds under $5,000 · Quadrupeds by use case · All quadrupeds in the store