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Loans for robot fleets.

Ferra arranges loans so robot companies can buy the robots they rent out. We price every robot from used-robot listings and auction results.

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Palletizing cellPalletizing cell$75,000Year 2 resale
Pallet moverPallet mover$57,000Year 2 resale
Mobile robotMobile robot$24,000Year 2 resale
Fleet value$6,250,000
Loan at 70%$4,375,000
LenderMatched

Example fleet1 and resale values2.

Every robot should carry a price a lender can trust. Then fleets grow on loans secured by the robots, and founders keep their company.

$125,000
$36,000
$24,000
$76,100
$12,000
$21,000
$100,100
$95,000
$27,000
$40,000
$28,000
$75,000

Example values by robot type and age.2

The loan stays below what the fleet would resell for.

Fleet value, today
$6,250,000
Loan
$4,375,000
Cushion
$1,875,000
Fleet valueCushionLoanRepaid, month 36TodayYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Year 6Fleet valueCushionLoanRepaid, month 36TodayYear 2Year 4Year 6
Collateral
50 industrial arms
Advance rate
70%
Term
36 months
Fee at close
About $65,625

Example fleet of 50 industrial arms, priced robot by robot.1 Resale values follow our example curve.2

Every dot is a real listing.

433 robot arms and their asking prices. HoverTap any dot to see the listing.

Price a robot
$1k$10k$100kNew10 years20 years30 yearsTypical asking priceSold at auction
Asking prices for the arm alone, as listed. Squares are sold at auction.3Our example fleet values a complete installed palletizing cell at $125,000, so its figures sit higher.1
Eight of the newest robots in the chart
ListingBuild yearAsking priceMarketplaceLink
Welding robot cobot Fairino COBOT FR5 FR10 FR20 FR302026$4,676MachineseekerView listing
Welding robot Yaskawa AR14402025$103,537MachineseekerView listing
Industrial robot Dobot CR20AF2025$32,566MachineseekerView listing
Fanuc ARC Mate 100iD/8L Robot New Condition - Never Used2025$26,719ExaproView listing
Industrial robot Dobot CR10AS2025$26,443MachineseekerView listing
6-axis collaborative robot (cobot) Techman Robot TM12S-MX2025$25,495MachineseekerView listing
Universal Robots UR12e Cobot 12.5kg 1300mm Collaborative Rob2025$22,266ExaproView listing
Yaskawa AR 2010 Welding Robot2024$65,685ExaproView listing

How a fleet loan works

FerraExample terms1

Equipment loan, robot fleet

Collateral50 industrial arms
Fleet value$6,250,000
Loan amount70% of fleet value
Fee at closeAbout 1.5%: $65,625
LenderMatched

Prices updatedAll 50 robots

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Size a fleet loan

industrial arms at each. Borrow up to $4,375,000.1

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Robots we price

See the price report →
Industrial armsSix-axis arms on factory lines and in palletizing cells.$125,000$75,000New $125,000. Year 2 $75,000
Collaborative armsSmaller arms that work beside people at a bench.$45,000$27,000New $45,000. Year 2 $27,000
Mobile robotsAutonomous robots that move totes and parts around a warehouse.$40,000$24,000New $40,000. Year 2 $24,000
Pallet moversAutonomous forklifts that move full pallets.$95,000$57,000New $95,000. Year 2 $57,000
Delivery robotsSidewalk robots that carry orders the last mile.$12,000$7,200New $12,000. Year 2 $7,200
Cleaning robotsAutonomous scrubbers for large commercial floors.$35,000$21,000New $35,000. Year 2 $21,000

How lenders are protected. Every loan is sized below resale value.

In our example, 35 of 50 robots cover the loan and 15 are the cushion.1

Expected loss in our study4

0.3%With robot company failure removed
5.2%All causes

Each dot is 0.1% of the loan.

Questions

Is Ferra a lender?

No. Ferra prices the robots and arranges the loan. Lenders provide the money.

Who provides the money?

Private credit funds that finance equipment.

Which robots qualify?

Robots with a real resale market, priced from used-robot listings and auction results.

How much can we borrow?

In our example, 70% of the fleet's value.1 The advance depends on the robot type and the lender.

What does it cost?

In our example, a fee of about 1.5% at close, plus the lender's interest.1

What happens if a robot company fails?

The loan is sized below what the robots resell for, so the robots can be sold to repay it.

Tell us about your fleet.

Four answers are enough for us to price each robot and come back with indicative terms.

  • We price each robot in your fleet from resale data.
  • We send you indicative terms.
  • We introduce lenders who finance equipment.

Notes

  1. Example fleet: 50 industrial arms, each a complete palletizing cell (arm, gripper and controller, installed) at $125,000, a fleet value of $6,250,000. A 70% advance gives a $4,375,000 loan, with a fee of about 1.5% at close ($65,625). Charts show the loan repaid in equal monthly amounts of principal over 36 months, the term the price tool uses for this cell. In the live fleet preview, the value line follows the risk engine's curve for the robot type you choose. Actual terms depend on the lender and the robots. Nothing on this site is an offer or commitment to lend.
  2. Resale values by year follow the risk engine's curve for a palletizing cell: 80% of the new installed price after one year, 60% after two, 44% after three. The same curve sets the expected loss figures and the price tool's values for robots up to 2 years old. Used-robot listings price the robot alone, so they sit lower. See the methodology.
  3. 1,744 public used-robot listings from 7 marketplaces and 26 auction results from 2018 to 2026, collected for Ferra's price tool. Listings show asking prices; auction results show prices paid.
  4. From Ferra's study of 18 robot types (17 pages). Expected loss of 0.3% excludes losses caused by robot company failure; 5.2% includes all causes.