Most delivery robots for businesses are sold or leased through dealers and integrators, with pricing quoted per deployment. Because there are no public list prices, we don’t show any. Below we compare published payload and tray specs, and explain how to run a pilot that tells you whether the robot pays off.
Indoor service & delivery robots
Specs are from each maker’s official product page. Prices are quote-based. Ask for both purchase and lease (robot-as-a-service) quotes.
Restaurants needing big loads
Bear Robotics Servi Plus
Bear Robotics
Quote-based (purchase or subscription).
A food-running and bussing robot with 2–4 configurable trays, rated at 10 kg per tray and 40 kg total.[1]
- SettingRestaurants, banquets
- Trays / storage2–4 trays
- Payload10 kg/tray, 40 kg total
- Sold viaBear Robotics / resellers
- Configurable trays fit bus tubs
- Needs clear aisles
How to buy: Request a demo and quote from Bear Robotics or an authorized reseller.
Guest-facing service
Pudu BellaBot Pro
Pudu Robotics
Quote-based through Pudu partners.
A four-tray delivery robot rated at 40 kg, designed for customer-facing service in restaurants and hospitality.[2]
- SettingRestaurants, hotels
- Trays / storage4 trays
- Payload40 kg
- Sold viaPudu partners
- Built for interaction with guests
- Partner network quality varies by region
How to buy: Contact Pudu for a local partner.
Alternative four-tray runner
Keenon DINERBOT T10
Keenon Robotics
Quote-based through Keenon distributors.
A four-tray service robot rated at 40 kg, for restaurant running and returns.[3]
- SettingRestaurants
- Trays / storage4 trays
- Payload40 kg
- Sold viaKeenon distributors
- A direct comparison to BellaBot Pro and Servi Plus
- Get local support terms in writing
How to buy: Contact Keenon or a distributor.
Hospitals & healthcare
Aethon TUG
Aethon (ST Engineering)
Enterprise quote.
An autonomous cart system that hospitals use to move medications, linens, meals and supplies through corridors and elevators.[4]
- SettingHospitals
- Trays / storageCarts / secure drawers
- Payload—
- Sold viaAethon sales
- Purpose-built for hospital logistics
- Proven in large health systems
- Needs integration with doors and elevators
How to buy: Contact Aethon for a facility assessment.
Compare specs
| Model | Setting | Trays / storage | Payload | Sold via |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Robotics Servi Plus | Restaurants, banquets | 2–4 trays | 10 kg/tray, 40 kg total | Bear Robotics / resellers |
| Pudu BellaBot Pro | Restaurants, hotels | 4 trays | 40 kg | Pudu partners |
| Keenon DINERBOT T10 | Restaurants | 4 trays | 40 kg | Keenon distributors |
| Aethon TUG | Hospitals | Carts / secure drawers | — | Aethon sales |
Specs are the manufacturer’s published figures; “—” means the maker does not publish it. Click a column heading to sort.
Sidewalk & drone delivery: where it operates
These are networks, not products you buy. Businesses usually join them through a delivery app or a partnership.
| Network | Type | Where (as of Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Serve Robotics | Sidewalk | Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas–Fort Worth, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Alexandria, Washington DC, San Jose. Orders via DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats in some cities.[5] |
| Coco | Sidewalk | Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Jersey City, San Jose, and Helsinki and Turku in Finland. UK expansion with Deliveroo.[6][7] |
| Starship | Sidewalk | Grocery and food delivery in Europe and the U.S. Ended U.S. campus service in summer 2026.[8] |
| Wing | Drone | With Walmart in Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and Orlando.[9] |
| Zipline | Drone | Walmart home delivery in parts of Dallas–Fort Worth and Northwest Arkansas.[10] |
Will a service robot pay off?
Robots rarely replace staff one-for-one. They take over the walking: carrying plates out and bus tubs back, or moving supplies down corridors. That lets people spend more time with guests or patients. Measure:
- Trips per shift the robot completes
- Staff steps or time saved (before vs. after)
- Table turn time and guest satisfaction
- Breakage and incidents
How to run a 30-day pilot
- Map your floor: aisle widths, thresholds, ramps and lighting.
- Get purchase and lease quotes from at least two makers. For restaurants, compare Bear, Pudu and Keenon.[1][2][3]
- Agree success metrics before the robot arrives.
- Train staff on loading and emergency stops, and assign an owner.
- Review the data weekly, then decide.
Contract terms to ask about
- Response time for repairs and loaner units
- Software update and map-change fees
- Battery replacement cost and lifespan
- Exit terms for leases
Questions buyers ask
How much does a restaurant robot cost?
Makers don’t publish list prices. Pricing is quoted for purchase or subscription. Get at least two quotes.
How much can a restaurant robot carry?
Servi Plus, BellaBot Pro and DINERBOT T10 are each rated at 40 kg total.[1][2][3]
Can my restaurant use sidewalk robots for delivery?
Usually through a delivery app partnership in a covered city. For example, Serve operates with DoorDash in several cities.[5]
Further reading
Sources
- Servi Plus (Bear Robotics)
- BellaBot Pro (Pudu Robotics)
- DINERBOT T10 (Keenon Robotics)
- TUG autonomous mobile robots (Aethon)
- Serve Robotics plots new strategy after breakup with Uber Eats (Axios, Aug 17, 2026)
- Coco Robotics launches with Uber Eats in San Jose (PR Newswire)
- Coco & Deliveroo announce exclusive UK partnership (Coco)
- Starship CEO explains decision to halt U.S. university operations (Food On Demand)
- Wing + Walmart (Wing)
- Zipline scales autonomous delivery in North Texas (Zipline)
All sources checked Oct 23, 2026. Prices and availability change often. The seller’s page is the final word. Spotted an error? Email info@deliveryrobotguide.com.