Can you buy Figure 03? Price, release date and home use

Not as far as we can find. On Nov 14, 2026 we found no public US order page, price or home delivery date for Figure 03 on Figure’s own pages, and Figure names no retailer. Figure says the robot is designed for the home, but its home announcements and demos don’t, by themselves, show that a household can buy one: Figure says the robots it has built so far went to its own research and to business sites such as BMW’s. Figure’s CEO has talked about leasing robots to homes for a few hundred dollars a month, with no start date (reported). Here is what Figure has published, what its CEO has said, and what’s still unknown, each with its source and date.

Checked Nov 14, 2026About 7 minutesNot a review: we haven’t seen one in person. How we check

The Figure 03 humanoid robot standing, with a light grey fabric body and a glossy black face

Image source: Figure AI, via The Robot Report

Where Figure 03 stands

Can I order one in the US?: No order page, price, reservation or waitlist on Figure’s site. figure.ai, checked Nov 14, 2026
Is there a price?: None published by Figure. Its CEO has floated a home lease of about $400 to $600 a month (reported), not an offer. figure.ai, Nov 14, 2026; Humanoids Daily, May 1, 2026
A home delivery date?: None on Figure’s site. Checked Nov 14, 2026
Where are the robots now?: Figure says: its own research and data work, and business sites such as BMW’s Spartanburg plant. Figure, Apr 29 and Jun 30, 2026
Does it work on its own?: Figure calls its posted videos “fully autonomous, not teleoperated”. It hasn’t said how a robot in a customer’s home would work. Figure, Jan 27, 2026

On this page

Can I buy one?
What will it cost?
When will it come to homes?
Is it meant for homes?
What the demos show
Which specs are confirmed
Safety and privacy
What we can’t answer yet

What Figure has published

Its website, its news posts and the videos on its own channels
Stated as Figure’s own words, with each page’s date
No price, order route or home delivery date for Figure 03

What Adcock has said

Figure’s CEO, in interviews and on tours
Our rule: always marked “reported by”, with who reported it and when
Relevant, but not a commitment and not a price you can order at

United States. Figure AI is a US company based in San Jose, California. Statements are Figure’s own unless a line says “reported by”. Every Figure claim here is company-reported: we found no independent test of Figure 03, and we don’t test robots.

Can I buy a Figure 03 in the US?

Not that we could find. On Nov 14, 2026, none of Figure’s own pages listed below had an order button, price, reservation or waitlist for Figure 03, and Figure named no retailer.

A search of public pages can’t rule out private or invitation-only arrangements; Figure hasn’t announced any.

That’s despite Figure’s home page leading with “The future of home help is here”, and its Figure 03 page saying the robot “takes care of household tasks like laundry, cleaning, and doing dishes, all autonomously”.

Addresses such as figure.ai/order, /shop, /reserve and /waitlist all showed “not found” the same day. The only thing Figure sells on its site is a limited series of keepsakes made from the metal of its retired Figure 02 robots.

figure.ai home page, Figure 03 page and News page, read Nov 14, 2026. F.02 Decommission, Sep 30, 2026.

How much will Figure 03 cost?

We found no public US price for Figure 03 on Figure’s pages checked Nov 14, 2026, and no lease or subscription plan.

Figure’s launch post says only that each robot “now costs dramatically less to build” than its predecessor. The figures below are reported remarks by Figure’s CEO, Brett Adcock, not prices you can order at:

Home lease figures Brett Adcock has given, as reported
When	Reported by	What Adcock said
Spring 2026Campus tour	Humanoids Daily, May 1, 2026	A home lease “ranging between $400 and $600 per month”, modeled on car leasing.
Fall 2026Forbes profile	Forbes Australia, Oct 7, 2026	A humanoid in every home, “leased for perhaps $500 or $600 a month” (Forbes’ wording).

What these don’t establish: a price, lease terms, a start date, or what support comes with it.

A price of “$20,000” for Figure 03 is often repeated online. We found no source for it from Figure or its CEO, so it isn’t here.

Introducing Figure 03, Oct 9, 2025. Reports as linked above.

When will Figure 03 come to homes?

Figure hasn’t published a home delivery date for Figure 03 (Figure’s pages, checked Nov 14, 2026).

Here is each thing Figure has said about where its robots go, what kind of evidence it is, and where it stands.

What Figure has said about where Figure 03 goes, the kind of evidence each is, and its status on Nov 14, 2026
Date and kind	Status, Nov 14, 2026	What was said, and what it doesn’t establish
Oct 9, 2025Company statement	Figure says so	Figure 03 is “designed for Helix, the home, and the world at scale”, and the first factory line can make “up to 12,000 humanoid robots per year”. Doesn’t establish a sale, a price or a date; capacity isn’t output.
Apr 29, 2026Figure’s own use; business deployment	Building	“Over 350” delivered, about one an hour. Robots go to research groups, data collection, “end-to-end housework” work and business use. Doesn’t establish that any went to households.
Apr 29, 2026Servicing in homes	Not explained	Figure services Figure 03 “from our HQ, to customer sites, to residential homes”. Doesn’t say whose homes, or on what terms.
Jun 30, 2026Business deployment	In a factory	Figure 03 “arrived in Hall 52” at BMW’s Spartanburg, South Carolina plant. Says nothing about a home price, delivery or support.
Sep 17, 2026Tests in homes	Tests only	Tests in “30 Bay Area homes” the robot had never seen. Doesn’t establish that households own one, or whose homes they were.
Not datedCompany statement	No date	Figure’s Index app page: “Today, services on demand. Soon, robots on demand.” No date, price or robot named.
Oct 7, 2026Forecast (reported)	Forecast	Adcock: Figure’s robots “could be visiting our houses to help with chores” by next year (Forbes’ wording). Not a commitment.
A consumer order or reservation	None found	Not on Figure’s pages, Nov 14, 2026.
A delivery to a household	None found	Not on Figure’s pages, Nov 14, 2026.

Look closerThe next model, F.04

Figure’s own post of Sep 30, 2026 mentions “the launch of F.04”, its next robot, with no date. Adcock told a Figure all-hands meeting, published Oct 22, 2026, that it had reached “design lock” (reported by Humanoids Daily, Oct 23, 2026). So the robot that first reaches homes may not be Figure 03.

Figure: Oct 9, 2025, Apr 29, 2026, Jun 30, 2026, Sep 17, 2026, Sep 30, 2026, the Index app page. Forbes Australia, Oct 7, 2026. Checked Nov 14, 2026.

Is Figure 03 meant for homes?

Yes, says Figure. Its launch post (Oct 9, 2025) calls Figure 03 “designed for Helix, the home, and the world at scale”.

Its company page says Figure 03 “was reimagined for home use” after Figure 02’s factory work. The launch post adds that the home focus “in no way detracts” from business use.

What that doesn’t establish: a price, a date, or how you would get one. Every Figure 03 that Figure has described delivering went to its own teams or to business sites (checked Nov 14, 2026).

Why it’s on this site. Figure says Figure 03 is for homes, so it’s in the Humanoids table under Not for sale yet, and every field Figure hasn’t stated is marked as such.

Introducing Figure 03, Oct 9, 2025. Figure’s company page, read Nov 14, 2026.

What do the Figure 03 demos show?

Home chores in Figure’s own videos since Figure 03 was announced, which Figure describes as the robot acting on its own. Nobody outside Figure has published a test (checked Nov 14, 2026).

Here is each one, in Figure’s words, with the conditions Figure disclosed.

Figure 03 home-chore demos Figure has posted, with what Figure disclosed and what each doesn’t establish
Date and AI	Task shown	What Figure says and discloses
Jan 27, 2026Helix 02; Figure 03 hardware	Unloading and reloading a dishwasher across a full kitchen, 4 minutes	“Fully autonomous, not teleoperated”, “no human intervention”. One continuous run; whose kitchen not stated. Doesn’t show how often it succeeds.
Mar 9, 2026Helix 02; model not named	Tidying a living room: spraying and wiping, toys, pillows, the TV remote	Learned “just by adding new data”. No conditions stated; doesn’t show how often it succeeds or where it was filmed.
May 8, 2026Helix 02; model not named	Two robots reset a bedroom and make the bed together, “in under two minutes”	One learned AI on each robot, no central planner. No conditions stated; doesn’t show how often it succeeds.
Sep 17, 2026Helix 2.5; model not named	Tidying, towel folding and bed making in 30 homes	Homes it had never seen; the whole task or a fail; a safety step-in counted as a fail (see below). Whose homes not stated.

Look closerThe 30-home test

For Helix 2.5, Figure took robots into “30 Bay Area homes with zero data collected in any of them”. A run counted only if the whole task was done (every toy put away, every towel folded, or the whole bed made), with “no partial credit”. If a person had to step in for safety, the run failed.

With Figure’s full training the robot succeeded in 56% of runs; the same robot trained from scratch succeeded in 9%. Figure doesn’t say whose homes they were. Its own summary: “The point is not that general humanoid robotics is solved.”

Before Figure 03

Two earlier home-chore videos are often shown with Figure 03, but neither post names the robot, and both came before Figure 03 was announced on Oct 9, 2025.

Figure’s home-chore videos from before Figure 03 was announced
Date	Task shown	What Figure says
Aug 12, 2025Robot not established from this source	Folding towels	“Fully autonomously using an end-to-end neural network”
Sep 3, 2025Robot not established from this source	Loading a dishwasher	Learned by Helix, Figure’s AI

What the demos don’t tell you: whether a robot in your home would ever be operated remotely. Figure says its posted videos aren’t; it hasn’t published how a home robot would work, because it doesn’t sell one (checked Nov 14, 2026).

Figure: Helix 02, Jan 27, 2026; living room, Mar 9, 2026; bedroom, May 8, 2026; Helix 2.5, Sep 17, 2026; laundry, Aug 12, 2025; dishwasher, Sep 3, 2025.

Which Figure 03 specs are confirmed?

These are Figure’s own figures for Figure 03, from its Figure 03 page (read Nov 14, 2026) and launch post (Oct 9, 2025).

They describe the robot Figure builds now; Figure hasn’t said whether a home version would differ.

Figure 03 specs as Figure states them
Spec	Figure 03
Height	5 ft 8 in
Weight	61 kg (about 134 lb)
Payload	20 kg (about 44 lb)
Run time	5 hours
Walking speed	1.2 m/s
Charging	Steps onto a wireless stand; coils in the feet charge at 2 kW
Cameras	Head cameras, plus a camera in each palm
AI	Helix, Figure’s own

Not stated: degrees of freedom, hand specs, noise, and battery life over the years.

Beside the other humanoids not for sale yet

Humanoids not for sale yet, ordered by name, not ranked
Humanoid	Price	How to order	Where it is today
Figure 03Checked Nov 14, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	"Over 350" units delivered for R&D and business use; no home sales
Fourier GR-3Checked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	No price or order page on Fourier’s GR-3 page
Genesis AI EnoChecked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Waitlist	Waitlist only; homes come after industrial and service customers, Genesis says
LG CLOiDChecked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	Shown at CES 2026; no launch date given
Mentee Robotics MenteeBotChecked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	No price, order page or date on Mentee’s site
NEURA Robotics 4NE1Checked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Sales contact	“Being prepared for series production”, NEURA says; no delivery date
Noetix BumiChecked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	No US store, price or shipping information on Noetix’s site
Sunday Robotics MemoChecked Oct 21, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	Free invite-only beta launching late 2026; not for sale yet
SwitchBot onero H1Checked Oct 21, 2026	Price stated by the maker	Not for sale	Listed as Sold Out and Coming Soon on the US store
Tesla OptimusChecked Nov 11, 2026	No price published	Not for sale	Production began in Fremont; no consumer date

Not ranked; ordered by name. Each row as its maker states it, on the date shown.

See every humanoid we track, with dated prices, on the Humanoids page.

Figure 03 page, read Nov 14, 2026. Introducing Figure 03, Oct 9, 2025.

What has Figure said about Figure 03 safety and privacy?

In Figure’s pages checked Nov 14, 2026, Figure describes some home safety design but names no safety standard for the whole robot.

Safety and privacy questions and what Figure has published
Question	What Figure has published
Safety standards for the whole robot, such as UL	Not stated
Battery	Certified to UN38.3, Figure says. That’s the UN transport test for lithium batteries, not a test of the robot.
Design for homes	“Multi-density foam to protect against pinch points”, soft washable covers, 9% lighter than Figure 02.
Stairs and tight spaces	“Navigates stairs, tight corners, and shifting layouts with ease.”
Use around children or pets	Not stated
Supervision and emergency stop	Not stated
What the cameras record, and where it goes	Not stated for a home robot. Figure says the robots can upload data at “10 Gbps” to train its AI. Its privacy policy (Jan 21, 2026) covers “photos, videos, or recordings of you and/or of your environment” but doesn’t mention the robot.

Recalls: we searched the US Consumer Product Safety Commission’s recalls for “Figure AI” on Nov 14, 2026 (and for “Figure 03”, “robot” and “humanoid” on Nov 2, 2026): none name Figure (cpsc.gov). Figure 03 isn’t sold to consumers, so this says nothing either way about its safety.

Introducing Figure 03, Oct 9, 2025. Figure 03 page and privacy policy, read Nov 14, 2026.

What we can’t answer yet

Figure hasn’t published answers to these (checked Nov 14, 2026).

What will Figure 03 cost, and how would Figure sell or lease a home robot?
When could a person in the US get one?
Is Figure 03 or the coming F.04 the robot that reaches homes?
Would a robot in a customer’s home ever be operated remotely?
Has anyone outside Figure tested Figure 03?
What safety guidance would Figure give for children, pets and an emergency stop?
What would a robot in your home record, and who could see it?

What would change this page

We recheck Figure’s pages and log every change, with its date, on the Changes page. We’re watching for:

An order page, waitlist, price or lease on figure.ai
A new post on Figure’s News page
Anything Figure publishes about F.04
Safety or privacy terms for a home robot

Changes to this page

Every change to the facts on this page, with its date.

Nov 14, 2026AddedFirst published

See every change

Sources

Every fact on this page links to where it came from. We read every source below on Nov 14, 2026; the dates are each page’s own date.

How this page was made: every fact was checked on Figure’s own website, posts and videos, and each is dated. The CEO’s remarks from interviews appear only as “reported by”. Drafted with Claude.