To choose a robotic floor scrubber, start from your actual area, your floors and your schedules. Only then compare models and prices.
1. Check who provides the service
A cleaning robot works hard, often in very dirty environments. It needs adjustments, wear parts and sometimes an intervention. Before choosing the model, ask who will come to your site. It is the criterion we put first: see our technical service.
2. Start from your area
- Shops, offices, hotels: GP40, compact, with a practical output of 350 to 700 m² per hour.
- Medium-sized shops: GS48.
- Stations, warehouses, hospitals, shopping centres: GS50.
- Factories and large halls: GS75 or GS70.
The maximum outputs on the data sheets are manufacturer figures: actual performance varies with the environment.
3. Look at your floors and your dirt
Check that your floors are listed on the robot’s data sheet. In a dusty stockroom or warehouse, a sweeper such as the GS45 can go through before scrubbing.
4. Plan for water and charging
The robot can be filled and emptied by hand. Depending on the model, the autonomous station automates charging, water and draining. The Tank reservoir supplies it when there is no water connection nearby.
5. Test it at your site
A robot is judged on your floors, with your obstacles. Compare our robotic scrubbers, then have one tried on site.
6. Match autonomy to your schedule
A robot must finish its round within the time slot you have: before opening, at night or between shifts. Compare the area to cover, the practical output and the autonomy: up to 10 hours for the GP40 and the GS48, up to 13 hours for the GS70. The autonomous station lets it recharge and refill without intervention.
7. Compare the cost over time
Our robotic scrubbers cost from €19,900 to €54,950 excl. VAT depending on the model, or from €398 per month on a 5-year lease. Add installation and training, optional at €95 per hour per technician, and compare with the staff time freed up. All prices are on the cleaning robots page.
Frequently asked questions
Which robotic scrubber for a supermarket?
The GP40 is the supermarket robot: it scrubs, sweeps, vacuums and dusts. For a medium-sized shop, the GS48 sweeps and scrubs in one pass.
Does a robotic scrubber work unattended?
Yes. You program the zones and times once, then the robot follows its routes and avoids obstacles. Your team spends a few minutes a day on maintenance.
Is a water connection required?
No. The robot can be filled and emptied by hand. Depending on the model, the autonomous station and the Tank reservoir automate the water supply.
Book a free demonstration at your site: our technicians run the robot at your premises, in your real conditions.