The robot, configured for your site
The robot is delivered with 620 mm or 550 mm forks, chosen based on your pallets and aisle width.
Purchase + maintenance contract
The robot joins your assets, its upkeep stays our responsibility
Some companies prefer to invest rather than subscribe to a service. We sell the autonomous pallet truck and pair it with a maintenance contract. The robot joins your assets. Pricing comes after your site assessment.
Our position
Why do we also sell the machine?
A deliberate position
The machine on your balance sheet, upkeep under contract
Not every site wants a monthly fee. Some have an in-house technical team, an investment policy and stable operations over several years. In that case, purchasing is a coherent choice: we sell the machine, it joins your assets and depreciates under your own accounting rules.
We do, however, keep the maintenance, and this point is not negotiable: an autonomous pallet truck without upkeep ends up as idle equipment, whatever the quality of the machine.
The same equipment
The full-service robot, no more, no less
The equipment is strictly the same as our full-service offer: the autonomous pallet truck, up to 2,000 kg per pallet, 200 mm lift. It moves your pallets at ground level and does not stack them into racking—we prefer to state this upfront.
Our brand is young and we will not quote fleets deployed by the dozen. We offer a more direct proof: the machine, at your facility, on your pallets, during the first wave of demonstrations, once distribution opens. See the full autonomous pallet truck spec sheet.
The sale
What does the sale include?
The sale is not limited to delivering a machine. The equipment quote includes the following.
Delivery and installation
We deliver, install and connect the charger: a 200-240 V power supply is enough.
Commissioning
We map the site, define the routes, pickup and drop-off points, and traffic rules. The machine is operational at the end of the visit.
Training
It takes place on site, for your handling teams and your lead technician: launching missions, manual takeover, reading logs.
The manufacturer's warranty
It applies under the manufacturer's terms, and we handle it on your behalf.
Documentation
It includes the operating manual and first-level procedures for your teams.
The maintenance contract
What does the contract that comes with the purchase cover?
This contract is inseparable from the sale because an autonomous pallet truck has wear parts and software that evolves. Without upkeep, the machine degrades, then stops, and the investment loses its point.
Preventive upkeep
Visits are scheduled based on the machine's actual usage intensity, not a theoretical calendar.
Wear parts
They are replaced at the right pace, before failure.
Software updates
Navigation (3D LiDAR and cameras) and fleet coordination progress regularly: your machine benefits from that.
On-site troubleshooting
The intervention is handled by your regional contact, the same one you have known since the pre-assessment.
Remote monitoring
We monitor the machine's condition and mission history, to step in before a breakdown rather than after.
Operational advice
We adjust routes and priorities as your flows evolve.
The right profile
Who does this plan suit?
An in-house technical team
Your teams already handle first-level upkeep of a machine fleet. The robot fits in without difficulty, and your lead technician talks directly with our regional contact.
An investment policy
Your finance department prefers to capitalize an asset rather than book an operating expense. The robot joins the balance sheet and depreciates under your own rules: your accountant sets the schedule.
Stable operations
Your pallet flows are steady and your site is not changing in the short term. Purchasing makes sense when the machine will work at the same location for a long time.
If your situation does not match this profile, full service combines the robot, maintenance, parts and training into a single all-inclusive monthly fee, booked as an operating expense. Discover full service.
In full transparency
Which risks do you take on?
Buying means taking on risks that full service leaves with us. None is a dealbreaker, but each deserves review before you decide. We present them below.
Breakdown and downtime
The contract covers on-site troubleshooting, not continuity of your handling during the stoppage. Under full service, keeping the machine in production is our contractual obligation.
Obsolescence
The machine ages on your balance sheet. Depreciation and technology risk are yours, as with any equipment. Under full service, we take them on.
Changes in your flows
If your volumes or your site change, it falls to you to resell, relocate or add to the equipment. Under full service, the plan adjusts with the site.
Capital committed
Cash is tied up, and the resale value of an autonomous pallet truck remains hard to predict in a still-young market.
These risks do not rule out purchasing: they come with owning any equipment. If you would rather transfer them to us, the same machine is available under full service.
The process
How does it work?
The free pre-assessment
You answer the four questions of the site assessment: your regional contact sends back a written verdict within 48 business hours. The demonstration will follow once distribution opens, and it is what the pricing will be based on.
The quote, in two lines
The quote has two lines: the robot on your balance sheet, and the monthly maintenance contract, on a recommended 48-month commitment. The same document also prices rental + full service, so you can compare on the same basis.
Delivery and commissioning
We deliver, install, map the site and configure the routes. Your team attends commissioning: training starts at this stage.
Training your teams
Training covers triggering missions by app, buttons or programming interface, manual takeover when a special case requires it, and reading logs. Your teams leave self-sufficient.
Maintenance, over time
A single regional contact follows you, from pre-assessment to after-sales service. This network already exists: Easy To Clean's, 12 regional contacts, shared across our group's brands.
What the assessment checks at your site
Thresholds crossedup to 10 mm
Floor gapsup to 35 mm
Loaded slopeup to 3° (about 5%)
Aisle for a 90° pickup2 m
Space between two pallets15 cm
What you confirm with us
Load per palletup to 2,000 kg
Fork lift200 mm (ground transport, no stacking)
Forks620 mm or 550 mm depending on your pallets
Pallets accepted3 runners, perimeter base, non-standard supports
One clarification to avoid misunderstandings: the autonomous pallet truck installs without modifying your site—no rail, no beacon, no floor marking. This installation does, however, require integration: mapping, routes, priority rules and, if needed, optional integrations with your elevators and automatic doors are part of commissioning.
If questions remain before your decision, our FAQ answers them, and we detail the machine's day-to-day operation on a dedicated page.
The pre-assessment first, the demonstration next
Answer four questions: your regional contact sends back a written verdict within 48 business hours, with no commitment on your part. The demonstration will follow once distribution opens.