Unitree sells the widest range of robots on the market, from a USD 2,365 robot dog to full-size humanoids above USD 100,000. The catch is that each model comes in many versions, and the same name can cost five times more depending on hands, sensors and software access. This page lists current US prices for every main Unitree robot and explains what the price differences actually buy you.
All prices are RobotsUSA list prices checked on 19 October 2026, in US dollars, before shipping and sales tax. Unitree updates its line-up often, so treat them as a snapshot and confirm on the product page before you order.
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Unitree price list at a glance
| Model | Type | Starting price (US) | Top configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Go2 Air | Consumer robot dog | USD 2,365 | Go2 Pro USD 3,790 |
| Go2 EDU Plus | Developer robot dog | USD 15,900 | LiDAR versions up to USD 18,900 |
| Go2-W | Wheeled robot dog | USD 15,199 | Inspection package USD 32,299 |
| A2 Pro | Industrial robot dog | USD 38,950 | A2-W Pro USD 46,900 |
| B2 | Heavy industrial robot dog | USD 85,900 | B2-W USD 88,900 |
| R1 Air | Small humanoid | USD 6,870 | R1 EDU around USD 23,000 |
| G1 Basic | Research humanoid | USD 19,995 | G1 EDU Ultimate up to USD 67,500 |
| H2 | Full-size humanoid | USD 37,500 | H2 Plus Ultimate up to USD 240,000 |
| H1 | Full-size humanoid (previous gen) | USD 94,905 | H1-2 USD 122,455 |
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Unitree humanoid robot prices
1Unitree R1: from USD 6,870
R1 is Unitree’s entry humanoid, about 1.2 m tall and light enough for one person to carry. The R1 Air costs USD 6,870 and the R1 Basic USD 8,990. The R1-A5 and R1-A7 “Smart” bundles (USD 6,690 to 24,490) add arms, hands or a fixed or wheeled base for desktop and service demos. Research users should look at the R1 EDU versions, such as the R1 EDU Pro G at USD 19,800, which open up low-level control.
2Unitree G1: from USD 19,995
G1 is the humanoid most universities and labs buy. The G1 Basic (USD 19,995) walks, balances and runs Unitree’s motion library, but it is not meant for custom programming. The G1 PRO costs USD 28,950. Full development starts with the G1 EDU Plus at USD 50,950, and EDU Ultimate versions with dexterous three- or five-finger hands reach USD 67,500.
3Unitree G1-D: from USD 38,800
G1-D puts the G1 upper body on a fixed or wheeled base for lab manipulation and data collection, where walking is not needed. The G1-D Standard starts at USD 38,800; wheeled Ultimate versions run to USD 66,300.
4Unitree G1 Boxing: from USD 47,500
The boxing robots seen in Unitree’s fight events are G1 variants. The G1 Competition lists at USD 47,500 and the G1 EDU Combat Boxing at USD 63,900. They are mostly bought for events, exhibitions and robot sports leagues.
5Unitree H2: from USD 37,500
H2 is the full-size successor to H1, about adult height. The H2 lists at USD 37,500 and the H2 Basic at USD 39,900. The H2 EDU costs USD 67,995, and fully equipped H2 EDU Smart and H2 Plus Ultimate builds range from about USD 68,000 to 240,000 depending on hands and computing.
6Unitree H1 and H1-2
The previous full-size generation is still sold: H1 at USD 94,905 and H1-2 at USD 122,455. Unless you need H1 for compatibility with existing research, H2 now gives more for less.
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Comparing the three humanoid families in detail? Our Unitree G1 vs R1 vs H1 guide covers size, battery life and use cases.
Unitree robot dog prices
1Go2 Air and Go2 Pro: USD 2,365 and 3,790
The consumer Go2 models are the cheapest real robot dogs you can buy. Go2 Air (USD 2,365) is controlled from the app; Go2 Pro (USD 3,790) adds voice commands, more tricks, 4G and better obstacle avoidance. Neither allows custom code; see our Go2 Air vs Pro comparison for the full difference.
2Go2 EDU: from USD 15,900
The Go2 EDU Plus opens the SDK and adds an onboard computer for research and teaching. Versions with a 3D LiDAR cost USD 18,795 to 18,900. Enterprise versions with pan-tilt-zoom cameras, such as the Go2 Ent-Mtptz, are about USD 22,700.
3Go2-W wheeled: from USD 15,199
Go2-W adds wheels to each leg, so it rolls on flat ground and walks over steps. Packages run from the Go2-W Plus at USD 15,199 to the Go2-W Inspection Package at USD 32,299.
4A2 and B2: USD 38,950 to 115,000
The industrial dogs carry heavy payloads, handle rain and dust and run longer missions. A2 Pro is USD 38,950 and A2-W Pro USD 46,900. B2 is USD 85,900, B2-W USD 88,900, and the B2 fire-rescue version is listed at USD 115,000. Our Boston Dynamics Spot price article compares them with Spot.
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Basic, EDU and Ultimate: why prices jump
The same robot can cost USD 20,000 or 67,000 because Unitree splits each model into tiers:
- Basic / Air / Pro: runs Unitree’s built-in motions and app. Good for demos and events, closed to custom software.
- EDU: unlocks the SDK and low-level joint control, adds an onboard computer (often NVIDIA Jetson) and is the version universities need.
- Smart, Ultimate, Plus: EDU plus dexterous hands, tactile sensors, extra LiDAR or more computing. Hands alone can cost USD 7,680 to 45,700 for H2.
If you are buying for research, budget for EDU from the start. Upgrading a Basic unit later is usually not possible, and our SDK guide explains what you lose without it.
Costs on top of the robot
- Spare batteries and chargers: run times are one to two hours for humanoids, so labs usually buy at least one spare pack.
- Safety gantry: recommended for humanoid development, so a falling robot is caught.
- Shipping and import duties: lithium batteries ship as dangerous goods, which adds cost and time; see why robot battery shipping takes longer.
- Support and repairs: check what the warranty covers before you buy; our warranty checklist lists the questions to ask.
Which Unitree should you buy?
| You want | Pick | Budget |
|---|---|---|
| A robot dog at home or for content | Go2 Air or Go2 Pro | USD 2,365 to 3,790 |
| Teaching robotics or ROS 2 | Go2 EDU or R1 EDU | USD 15,900 to 23,000 |
| A humanoid for events and demos | R1 or G1 Basic | USD 6,870 to 19,995 |
| Humanoid research with your own code | G1 EDU | USD 45,900 to 67,500 |
| Full-size humanoid research | H2 or H2 EDU | USD 37,500 to 67,995+ |
| Industrial inspection | A2 or B2 | USD 38,950 to 88,900 |
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Unitree robot cost?
Unitree robots in the US start at USD 2,365 for the Go2 Air robot dog and USD 6,870 for the R1 Air humanoid. The G1 humanoid starts at USD 19,995 and the full-size H2 at USD 37,500 (RobotsUSA, October 2026).
What is the price of the Unitree G1?
The G1 Basic costs USD 19,995 and the G1 PRO USD 28,950. Programmable G1 EDU versions cost about USD 45,900 to 67,500 depending on hands and sensors.
How much is the Unitree Go2 robot dog?
Go2 Air is USD 2,365 and Go2 Pro USD 3,790. The developer Go2 EDU Plus starts at USD 15,900.
How much is the Unitree R1?
R1 Air costs USD 6,870 and R1 Basic USD 8,990. R1 EDU research versions cost about USD 19,800 to 23,200.
Can I buy Unitree robots in the US?
Yes. Unitree robots are sold in the US through authorised resellers such as RobotsUSA, usually with lead times of a few weeks for humanoids.
Why is Unitree cheaper than Boston Dynamics or Tesla?
Unitree builds its own motors and controllers at high volume in China and sells standard versions online, while Boston Dynamics quotes each customer and Tesla does not sell Optimus yet.
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Sources: RobotsUSA product pages and list prices (19 October 2026); Unitree Robotics product specifications.
