The Booster K1 Education is the cheapest humanoid available to order now: robotshop.com lists it at $15,699. Next is the AgiBot X2 Neo at $25,600.
Last full check: Oct 24, 2026. Lowest-priced orderable offer: Offer/status checked Oct 31, 2026. Other individual offer dates are on robot records. Prices are the maker's or seller's published USD price, before tax and shipping.
Booster K1, $15,699. Booster sells K1 as an entry robot for AI development, programmable in Python and C++. It also ships with six built-in behaviors that run out of the box. (booster.tech) This is an On Demand item and is not normally stocked. (robotshop.com) Its maker says the robot sold today can keep you company.
AgiBot X2 Neo, $25,600. AgiBot says X2 Neo is for performances and interaction, using a handheld controller or app. Owners can't program it, and self-navigation needs the X2 Ultra. (store.agibot.com) Contact sales to confirm delivery availability and timing for your country. (store.agibot.com)
Booster T2, from $32,999 (reseller). Booster sells T2 as an open robot for developers, with support for owner programming and large AI models. It comes with a handheld remote. (booster.tech) Ask Maverick for current lead times and configuration availability (maverickdrone.com)
AgiBot A2 Lite, $44,560. A2 Lite plays preset performance routines from AgiBot's action library. An optional VR kit lets you record new moves without coding. (store.agibot.com) Contact customer service for detailed delivery info. (store.agibot.com)
Why a cheap humanoid won't do your chores
The humanoids available to order now are sold mostly to developers, schools and labs. Some can be programmed by owners and some run preset routines, but none of them is claimed by its maker to fold laundry or do dishes on its own. See the chore matrix and our guide to developer robots.