Boston Dynamics Puts Spot Base Platform Cost at About $100,000

Hyundai Motor Group plans production parts-sequencing work for Boston Dynamics’ Atlas in Georgia beginning in 2028, extending the robotics company’s commercial push beyond existing Spot inspection deployments. Amanda McMaster, Boston Dynamics’ chief financial officer, put Spot’s base platform at about $100,000 and said added payloads can raise the cost to as much as $300,000. The higher amount applies when payloads are added to Spot. Boston Dynamics is building a commercial business around its robots for industrial customers. McMaster said reaching customers beyond those who approach the company on their own requires what she called “a proactive sales motion.” More than 2,000 Spot and Stretch robots combined entered customer operations worldwide during the five years through January 2026.

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