Robot Lawn Mower Database
Filter manufacturer-listed robot mowers from 11 brands by acreage, navigation architecture, slope, drive system, segment, and observed U.S. price.
Explore databaseCommercial buying guides capture what people search. Original data and useful tools create something worth citing. This source library turns manufacturer specifications, prices, ownership policies and university turf guidance into auditable datasets, market analysis, calculators, and decision tools.
Filter manufacturer-listed robot mowers from 11 brands by acreage, navigation architecture, slope, drive system, segment, and observed U.S. price.
Explore databaseObserved manufacturer pricing analyzed by acreage tier, including median purchase price and normalized price per rated acre.
View price indexStandardized low, base, and high five-year ownership scenarios using observed mower prices plus transparent operating-cost assumptions.
View ownership indexReplace every ownership-cost assumption with your own purchase price, installation, electricity, blades, maintenance, battery, subscription, resale, and lawn-service numbers.
Calculate ownership costCompare captured mower deck ranges with 9 university-sourced turfgrass mowing-height profiles, including Bermuda, St. Augustine, zoysia and fescue.
View grass indexPick a turf type and instantly filter mower records by full or partial cutting-height range overlap.
Use grass finderManufacturer-published maximum slope claims normalized in percent grade and approximate degrees, with missing values kept separate from low ratings.
View slope rankingsA market snapshot of satellite/RTK, LiDAR, vision/VSLAM, physical-boundary, and hybrid robot-mower navigation architectures.
View navigation studyCompare public mower warranty terms, battery coverage, official replacement parts, repair pathways, and service infrastructure.
View support indexNormalized manufacturer-published specifications across 11 brands, with source URLs and a downloadable CSV.
View datasetEstimate when buying a robot mower becomes cheaper than recurring mowing service using your own service price, schedule, mower cost, and maintenance assumptions.
Use calculatorA fast shortlist based on actual lawn acreage, maximum slope, tree cover, and budget rather than generic product rankings.
Use finderFor product datasets, we prefer official manufacturer pages, manuals, technical documentation, warranty policies, parts catalogs, and clearly attributable first-party sources. Turfgrass targets use university Extension guidance. We preserve qualifiers rather than converting unlike claims into false precision. Coverage ratings remain manufacturer claims, observed prices are capture-time values that may include promotions, and modeled ownership costs are labeled as scenarios rather than observed repair histories.
For commercial comparisons, affiliate economics do not determine the ranking. A merchant relationship can change where a purchase link goes; it does not buy a higher technical verdict. We separate source evidence, product fit, and monetization.
You may cite published findings and use downloadable datasets for reporting or analysis with attribution to YardVerdicts and a link to the corresponding research page. For methodology questions, data corrections, custom cuts, or interview requests, email hello@yardverdicts.com.
Source: YardVerdicts, 2026 Robot Mower Database and Research Series.
The database can next support noise analysis, charging-time comparisons, replacement-battery price tracking, brand-level market maps, and future year-over-year pricing. We will expand only where the source trail remains auditable.