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Robot rental prices by country.

Here are the real prices of rental companies in 12 countries, checked in October and November 2026.

Five things decide what you pay.

The robot
A robot dog costs less than a humanoid. In the UK a robot dog starts at £2,500 a day, a humanoid at £5,000.
The length
Short appearances are sold by the hour or as packages: €690 for one hour in Paris, €1,500 for 1 to 2 hours in Germany with travel included.
Travel and shipping
Some companies include travel, others add it on top. Ask for the price at your venue, not only the day rate.
Country and tax
Wages, taxes and demand differ. Most prices here are before VAT or sales tax; one in Las Vegas is all in with tax.
The date
December and big trade-show weeks are booked first. Asking two to eight weeks ahead gives you the most choice.

Each price in the rental company’s own currency, with an approximate amount in euros to compare.

Prices from the rental companies’ own websites, checked on 28 October 2026 and 29 October 2026. For Germany and Austria, written offers to Antarum from 30 September to 8 October 2026; for Poland and its neighbours, written by our rental partner there on 2 November 2026. Euro amounts are approximate, at the ECB reference rates of 29 October 2026. The final price is in the rental company’s quote.

Antarum does not rent out robots itself. If you book through our referral, the rental company may pay us a commission.

Renting a robot: short answers.

How much does it cost to rent a humanoid robot?

For a full event day with an operator, from about €1,250 in Poland (PLN 5,500 before VAT) to about €5,980 in the UK (£5,000 before VAT). In the US robot rental starts at $3,000 per robot per event day at a rental company that works nationwide, with personnel and other costs quoted separately; in Las Vegas a first day starts at $7,000 including tax. In Germany a 1 to 2 hour appearance costs €1,500 before VAT, travel included.

Can we rent a robot by the hour?

Yes. In Paris one hour with the Unitree G1 costs €690 before VAT. Around Nuremberg in Germany it costs from €299 per hour before VAT, for at least 3 hours.

How much does it cost to rent a robot dog?

From £2,500 a day in the UK and from PLN 5,900 a day in Poland, both before VAT. In Dubai a meet and greet starts at AED 4,900 excluding VAT. In Germany the Unitree Go2 costs from €199 per hour before VAT, for at least 3 hours.

Is an operator included?

Almost always. Most rental companies on this page include an operator who steers the robot and looks after guests and technology. Where a company does not say so on its website, we ask for you.

Why do prices differ so much?

The robot, the length of the booking, travel and shipping, wages and taxes in each country, and demand. December and the big trade-show weeks are booked out first.

Is it cheaper to buy a robot?

Buying a Unitree G1 starts at $13,500 plus tax, import and shipping, according to the manufacturer. Training and a person to run it come on top. For one event, renting with an operator is usually simpler.

How does Antarum help, and what does it cost?

Send us your date, city and what the robot should do. With your consent we pass your inquiry to a rental company in your region, and the quote comes to you directly. We work with rental companies in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Poland, the UK, the US and Dubai and are adding more in other countries. You pay Antarum nothing.

Planning an event with a robot?

Send us your date and city. We reply within 24 hours, Monday to Friday, and pass your inquiry to a rental company near you.

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