Which Humanoid Robots Can You Actually Buy in 2026?

Most humanoid robots are not for sale yet. Here are the ones you can actually order in 2026, with prices and what to expect.

Most of the humanoids in the headlines are not for sale. You cannot buy a Tesla Optimus, a Boston Dynamics Atlas, or a Figure 03 today, no matter how much you have read about them. So the real question is shorter than the hype suggests: what can you actually order right now?

The clearest answer is Unitree. The G1 ships from Hangzhou and starts around 16,000 dollars, and the cheaper R1 is reported near 5,900. These are real products with an SDK, used widely in research and at events. The H1 is available too, at roughly 90,000 and up.

For the home, the 1X NEO is open for pre-order at 20,000 dollars or 499 a month with a refundable 200 dollar deposit, shipping in 2026, US first. Set expectations: early NEO units lean on a remote human operator for tasks the robot has not learned, so it is a developing assistant, not a finished one.

For industry, UBTECH’s Walker S2 is in mass production and NEURA’s 4NE-1 is open for pre-order with delivery late in 2026. Logistics buyers can also go the service route with Agility’s Digit rather than buying outright.

For expressive and research use, the Engineered Arts Ameca is available to buy or lease, though it is built for interaction, not labour.

Everything else is pilots and waitlists. If a site claims you can buy Optimus or Atlas, be skeptical.