- Payload
- 10 kg per tray
- Trays
- 2 stabilizing trays
- Runtime
- 10 to 12 h
- Rent
- $279/mo on a RobotLAB
Bear Robotics Servi
Lowest priced mainstream food runner, with a bus tub for dirty dishes
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 9, 2026
Is the Bear Robotics Servi worth it? Servi is the value pick for full service restaurants that want a food runner and busser in one. It costs $9,990 as of Nov 9, 2026, and 1 independent reviewer tested it.
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Pros
- Lowest price here at $9,990 or $279 a month
- Bus tub handles dirty dish runs
- NSF sanitation certification
- 10 to 12 h runtime
- Backed by LG as majority owner
Cons
- Only 30 kg total payload
- No published aisle width
- Small 7 in screen, no ad display
- Dealer page shows two purchase prices
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Servi is the value pick for full service restaurants that want a food runner and busser in one. It is NSF certified and the cheapest mainstream robot on RobotLAB's list. Skip it if you want an ad screen or need to carry four trays at once.
Best for: full service restaurants on a budget. Skip if: you need four trays or an ad screen.
Specs
- Payload
- 10 kg per tray, 30 kg total (Bear Robotics)
- Trays
- 2 stabilizing trays plus 1 bus tub (Bear Robotics)
- Max speed
- 0.1 to 1.2 m/s (Bear Robotics)
- Runtime
- 10 to 12 h (Bear spec table); FAQ says 8 to 12 h on average
- Charge time
- About 4 h with wall charger (Bear spec table); FAQ says 4 to 5 h full, 1 to 2 h quick charge gives 4 to 6 h
- Navigation
- LiDAR and cameras, obstacle detection in all directions, weight sensors trigger auto return (Bear Robotics)
- Min aisle width
- Not published; Bear says usable width depends on tray type
- Dimensions
- 17.5 x 16.9 x 41.2 in (Bear Robotics); weight about 72 lb per RobotLAB, which asks buyers to confirm
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $9,990
- Total
- $9,990
RobotLAB's Servi page shows $9,990 in the header and spec table but $11,990 in its FAQ; we use the lower figure. Bear says rental plans include installation, mapping, support, software updates and a limited warranty, and trials cost a small installation fee, with no amounts published.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- ● No Bear Robotics robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 11, 2026. Checked daily.
- FCC authorized
- Not found on fccid.io
- Company
- ● Active, majority owned by LG since early 2025
- Warranty
- ● Varies by contract; Bear lists no term publicly
Price history
Tracked dailyTracking started Nov 9, 2026 at $9,990.
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Where to buy
- RobotLAB
- $9,990 →
US dealer list prices, checked Nov 9, 2026. Dealers change prices often, so ask for a quote.
What independent reviewers found
- At Golden Nest Pancakes in Milwaukee the general manager said Servi delivered food consistently in rushes, ran 12 to 18 hours per charge, steered around high chairs and stopped for guests; the owner planned a second unit.
- OnMilwaukee
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Spec history
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Questions buyers ask
How much is a Bear Robotics Servi?
RobotLAB lists $9,990 to buy or $279 a month on a 36 month plan, checked November 9 2026. Its own FAQ still says $11,990, so get a written quote.
Can I try Servi before signing?
Bear says it offers trial periods for a small installation fee and sells both rental subscriptions and outright purchase.
Can Servi work on a patio?
No. Bear's FAQ says Servi is not currently operable outdoors.
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