Service & Waiter Robot Prices.

There is no single list price for service robots; a quote comes out of three inputs. First, the model class: payload runs from 30 kg to 60 kg and body width from 52 cm to 60 cm, and those two measurements decide which model fits your room. Second, unit count: if two robots work the same floor, charging and waiting positions become part of the job. Third, deployment complexity; a hotel with floor changes needs lift integration, a single-storey restaurant does not.

The differences between models are measurable. The BellaBot carries 40 kg across four trays and runs through a shift without stopping thanks to its swappable battery. The KettyBot Pro passes a 52 cm clearance and sits on the greeting side with its 18.5-inch screen. The FlashBot Max handles hotel and in-building delivery with enclosed compartments and needs a 60 cm corridor. The Holabot goes up to 60 kg and 120 litres, far enough to cover dish collection.

Deployment starts with mapping: the robot scans the room once, table numbers and route points are defined, and the charging station location is fixed. Installation, operator training and commissioning are included in the price; all models carry a 1-year official warranty and service is handled across all 81 provinces. Send us the three narrowest passages in your room and the distance from kitchen to the furthest table, and we will work out which model fits and how many are needed from your floor plan.