Take a robot for a fixed term
A monthly fee instead of a capital cost, with installation, staff training and service in the same line.
- shortest rental term
- 1 mj.
- capital cost up front
- 0 EUR
- replacement if it fails
- 24 h
Rental makes sense when the work has an end date. A mowing season runs from spring to autumn, a trade fair lasts a week, and a new cleaning shift is introduced as a trial before it becomes a standing schedule. In all of those, buying a machine means it stands idle most of the year.
What is included
We bring the robot, set it up on your site and record the working plan: the mowing boundary, the floor plan or the delivery route. Your staff are trained on the machine they will actually use. Scheduled service, consumables and a replacement in case of a fault are ours to carry, because the machine stays ours.
When rental turns into a purchase
If after a few months the robot turns out to run every day, rental is worth replacing with a purchase. We agree the changeover so that part of the fee already paid counts towards the price of that same machine, so a trial does not end as a cost with nothing to show.
Frequently asked
- What is the shortest rental?
- One month. For seasonal mowing the usual term runs from March to October, and for cleaning a three month trial before a standing schedule.
- Who pays for consumables?
- We do. Blades, brushes, filters and batteries are part of the fee. You pay for them only if they are damaged outside normal use.
- What if the robot fails mid season?
- We come to site, and if the repair takes longer than one working day we bring a replacement machine of the same class.
- Can rental turn into a purchase?
- Yes. Part of the fee paid counts towards the price of that same machine, and the share is agreed when the rental is signed.
Robotics in numbers
600+k
industrial robots were installed worldwide in 2025, up 11% on the year before.
5M
industrial robots are at work in factories worldwide, up 9% on the year before.
267robots
per 10,000 manufacturing employees in Western Europe, a record robot density.
Source: IFR World Robotics 2026, 2025 data; robot density: IFR, 2024 data.