The cost of manual pallet handling
The right way to think about it isn't the robot's price, it's the cost of your flow. Set the three sliders with your own numbers: the cost of your runs is calculated from them, and them alone.
From how many pallets a day does the robot pay off?
Set the three sliders with your own numbers: the threshold and the savings are calculated from them, and them alone.
An indicative estimate, based on your settings and 21 working days per month. The real calculation is done during the flow study: number of pallets, distances, schedules, fully-loaded hourly cost, time actually spent on transfers. No savings are guaranteed before that study, and if the return on investment isn't demonstrated, we don't recommend deployment.
From calculation to real measurement
This calculator gives a ballpark figure from your settings. The next step checks it against reality: the free pre-assessment reviews your answers and returns a written verdict within 48 business hours, then, once distribution opens, the demonstration and flow study will record your exact numbers: number of pallets, distances, schedules, forklift-operator time actually spent on transfers. If the return on investment isn't demonstrated, we don't recommend deployment.
Both priced plans, their line-by-line comparison and answers to common objections are on our offers page.
Move from calculation to measurement
The pilot-site program is open until official launch. The pre-assessment is free. It checks this estimate against measurements from your own site.