A rental rate is the number that turns a robot from a purchase into an income question. This page collects every published monthly rate in the beep catalogue and groups the machines by what they do, because a floor scrubber, a serving robot and a warehouse humanoid are rented on entirely different terms. Most rates bundle the machine, maintenance, software updates and support; a few are hardware-only. Where two figures are shown, the maker or its operators publish a range rather than a single price.
For an owner the rate is the top line, not the yield. What a machine actually earns depends on how many months of the year it is placed with a paying customer and on what it costs to keep it working, which is why each catalogue page puts its rate into a calculator with explicit assumptions rather than quoting a return. We wrote about how these rates came to exist in What a Robot Rents For; the humanoid price table shows what the same machines cost to buy outright.