Price spread across Polish shops: what the same robot costs from shop to shop

The same robot in the same version can cost exactly the same in two Polish shops, or differ by a third. We checked what drives the difference and how much of it is a genuine spread in prices.

What we compared

Our offer database holds 52 model versions with a price in a Polish shop. 43 of them have only one seller, so there is nothing to compare them with. That leaves 9 versions with an offer in at least two shops: the Unitree Go2 in its Air and Pro forms, the Unitree G1 Basic and the Unitree G1 EDU EDU-U2, the Unitree R1 Basic, the Unitree B2, the Dobot Magician, the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set and the Keenon DinerBot T5. In total that is 26 offers from 11 shops, read on 27–28 September 2026 and partly checked by hand on 2 October. All amounts are in zloty, as the shops show them.

The result in brief

The gap between the cheapest and the dearest offer for the same version has a median of 7.0% of the cheapest price (n = 9 versions, prices converted to gross). The spread is wide: from 0.0005% for the G1 EDU-U2 (189,999 PLN (≈ EUR 43,460) in one shop, 190,000 PLN (≈ EUR 43,460) in another) to 71.3% for the T5 serving robot. The mean, 13.5%, sits well above the median because one case with a promotion, described below, pulls it up (without the T5 the mean is 6.2%).

Net prices posing as bargains

The largest distortion comes not from differences between shops but from how a price is quoted. Delta Robots shows the word "netto" beside its prices. The Go2 Air at 9,900 PLN (≈ EUR 2,260) looks like the best offer in the comparison there: 2,100 PLN (≈ EUR 480) below x-kom (12,000 PLN (≈ EUR 2,740)). Once 23% VAT is added the price rises to 12,177 PLN (≈ EUR 2,790), and the same offer becomes the dearest of 5. A business that reclaims VAT reaches the same conclusion by another route: 12,000 PLN (≈ EUR 2,740) gross at x-kom is about 9,756 PLN (≈ EUR 2,230) net, roughly 144 PLN (≈ EUR 33) less than at Delta Robots.

Without this correction Delta Robots would win 3 of the 9 comparisons (Go2 Air, G1 Basic, R1 Basic). After the correction one remains: G1 Basic, 98,277 PLN (≈ EUR 22,480) against 99,000 PLN (≈ EUR 22,650), a difference of 723 PLN (≈ EUR 165), or 0.7%. The R1 Basic turns out the other way: 41,900 PLN (≈ EUR 9,580) net is 51,537 PLN (≈ EUR 11,790) gross, 6,537 PLN (≈ EUR 1,500) (14.5%) more than at Botland and drony.net, where the robot costs 45,000 PLN (≈ EUR 10,290) each. All three Delta Robots offers were marked sold out on 2 October.

Differences that only look like spread

Some of the largest gaps come from a promotion and from an uncertain match, not from shop pricing policy. The Keenon DinerBot T5 is 35,900 PLN (≈ EUR 8,210) at Edikson and 61,498.77 PLN (≈ EUR 14,070) at NetVet, a difference of 71.3%. The Edikson page, however, shows a regular price of 62,000 PLN (≈ EUR 14,180) and presents 35,900 PLN (≈ EUR 8,210) as a promotion, so the spread is largely a sale effect. For the B2 (10.7%) x-kom lists the version with 3D LiDAR while Botland names no equipment, so we do not know whether we are comparing the same configuration. These versions stay in the comparison, marked "assumed".

A few rows we excluded altogether: Ceneo entries with no named shop (an aggregator, not a seller), a rental offer for a Pudu robot, and an "accessory/promo" row of 560 PLN (≈ EUR 130) for the Keenon T8, which is not a robot price. That makes 6 rows in total.

The spread that holds up

Where the version is confirmed in the offer's address or name, the differences are small. 7 such comparisons (n = 7, 18 offers) give a median of 1.4%, and the largest value is 13.6% for the LEGO SPIKE Prime 45678: 2,199 PLN (≈ EUR 505) at alttab.pl and 2,499 PLN (≈ EUR 570) at aramisklep.pl, both entries from the same product card on Ceneo. The Go2 Air at 4 shops with a confirmed version falls between 11,840 and 12,000 PLN (≈ EUR 2,740). The Go2 Pro costs 19,999 PLN (≈ EUR 4,570) at x-kom, 21,400 PLN (≈ EUR 4,900) at Botland and drony.net, and 21,399 PLN (≈ EUR 4,900) at Komputronik; the 1,401 PLN (≈ EUR 320) gap is 7.0%, and Botland and Komputronik had this version unavailable. For the G1 EDU-U2 the gap is 1 PLN (≈ EUR 0). The takeaway is simple: among retailers selling exactly the same version, prices nearly coincide.

Which shop is the cheapest

None. Across 9 comparisons, counting ties, 8 different shops hold the lowest price at least once, and the most wins, 2 each, belong to drony.net and x-kom.pl. Botland appears in 7 comparisons, x-kom in 5. That is too little for a ranking of shops, so we do not publish one. All it shows is that no shop is systematically the cheapest.

What this means for a buyer in Poland

• Check whether a price is net or gross. It is the most common source of apparent bargains in this comparison.
• Compare the version name, not just the model name: Air and Pro, Basic and EDU, with and without controller are different products.
• Look at availability. After dropping offers marked unavailable, 7 comparisons remain and the median falls to 2.2%, because the Delta Robots offers, among others, disappear.
• With expensive robots even a small percentage means a large sum: 10.7% on the B2 (270,000 PLN (≈ EUR 61,760) at x-kom, 299,000 PLN (≈ EUR 68,400) at Botland) is 29,000 PLN (≈ EUR 6,630). Above a few tens of thousands of zloty it is better to ask for a quote for a specific configuration than to compare list prices.

For the cost of a whole purchase see “Humanoid Robot TCO: How to Calculate Total Cost”, for model prices “How Much Does a Humanoid Robot Cost in 2026” and “Unitree Go2 Review: Prices and the Air, Pro, X and EDU Versions”. An overview of the humanoid series from Unitree Robotics is in “Unitree H1, G1, R1 and H2”, and quadruped offers are in the category “Quadruped robots”.

What the data do not show

This is one readout over two days with no price history, so we say nothing about change over time. The comparison covers 9 versions and no category has at least five, so we do not compare categories with each other. Shipping costs, business discounts and prices on request are not included. Also missing is a comparison with the manufacturer's dollar prices: it would need an exchange rate, and that moves from day to day.