How this site works
RoboHousehold lists the robots you can buy for a US home, and the humanoids on the way: 33 home robots and 28 humanoids. Every price comes from the maker’s own US store or a big retailer the maker names, and every spec from the maker’s own pages, each with the day I read it.
At a glance
- Home robots33 in 4 kinds, prices checked Oct 20 to 30, 2026
- Humanoids28 tracked, 10 you can order
- Chores16 mapped, 5 done today
- Changes65 published, the latest on Oct 31, 2026
What this site is, and isn’t
A dated list in the makers’ own words. Not a ranking, and not reviews.
It is
- Robots on sale on their makers’ own US stores, or big retailers the maker names, priced in US dollars before tax. Where prices come from
- Humanoids you can order today (10), kept apart from those only announced. Humanoids
- Every spec in the maker’s own words, with the day I read it.
- Every change public, with its date: 65 changes so far. Changes
It isn’t
- Ranked. No list here is a ranking, and nothing is called “best”. Not ranked
- Reviews. I don’t test robots. I read what each maker publishes, and check it.
- Every robot. Of the 88 I’ve looked at, 53 are listed. The rest are under What I leave out, each with its reason. What I leave out
- Outside the US. US stores and US prices only.
- How the site is paid for: Disclosure
How to read a page
Every value carries a mark saying where it came from, and when.
- Checked Oct 30, 2026The day I read the price on the store’s own page.
- Maker says, Oct 20, 2026The maker’s own words, as they stood that day.
- Not statedChecked Oct 20, 2026I looked, and the maker doesn’t say.
- Found in FCC ID search, Nov 2, 2026A certification I found in the certifier’s own database, not the maker’s words.
- Sale price on Oct 30A sale on that store that day.
- Not rankedThe order of a list is not a judgement.
- Not a picture of this modelAn illustration of the kind of robot.
The rules behind each mark are on How I check. Technical words, such as RTK or Pa, are in the Glossary: 40 words explained.
Find a robot
Three ways in: by chore, by kind, or by what fits your home.
By chore
The Chore Map shows where 16 household chores stand. Five are done today by robots you can buy:
- Vacuuming floorsRobot vacuums, 11 models, from $799.99
- Mopping floorsRobot vacuums, 11 models, from $799.99
- Mowing the lawnRobot mowers, 8 models, from $1,299
- Cleaning the poolPool robots, 6 models, from $499.99
- Cleaning windowsWindow robots, 8 models, from $178.60
By kind
One page per kind of robot, each with its own table, filters and prices:
- Humanoids28 tracked, 10 you can order
- Robot vacuums11 models, 9 in stock, from $799.99
- Pool robots6 models, 6 in stock, from $499.99
- Robot mowers8 models, 5 in stock, from $1,299
- Window robots8 models, 8 in stock, from $178.60
By fit
Will it suit my yard? on Robot mowers checks your lawn area and slope against each maker’s figures.
Each kind’s page also ends with Straight answers: the common questions, answered by counting what the makers state. Robot vacuums, pool robots, robot mowers, window robots, humanoids.
Check a mowerCompare robots
Same kind only, up to three.
- Pick a kind first. Compare puts robots of the same kind side by side, up to three, in the order you add them.
- “Show only differences” hides the rows where they match.
- Every value keeps its mark and date, as on the robot’s own page. Nothing is ranked.
What’s new
Every change is logged, with its date.
- Changes: every new robot, price, stock and status change, with its date. 65 changes so far, the latest on Oct 31, 2026.
- Prices this week: the prices that moved on the makers’ stores at my last price check.
Spot a mistake?
Tell me which value is wrong and where the maker says otherwise. I check it against the maker’s own page before changing anything. Corrections lists every fix to what I published, with the date and the maker’s page: 1 correction so far.
See what I track
One page per kind of robot, and the Chore Map: which chores a robot can do today.
