A humanoid robot on your dance floor.
Bot Gig books a humanoid robot and its operator for your party or launch, with a routine written from your playlist and insurance in place.
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- Choreographing from playlistsQueued
- Retargeting moves to each robotQueued
- Scheduling operatorsQueued
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Book a humanoid robot for your party, with its operator, a custom routine and insurance.
The DJ booth has a 1.3 m humanoid doing choreography an AI wrote from the playlist that morning. Bot Gig matches events with vetted robot owners who operate their own machines, writes a custom routine for each robot, and handles the safety plan, insurance certificates and booking.
- Step 01
Matches your event with a robot and operator
Agents quote and book a vetted local owner who brings their own humanoid, such as a Unitree G1, and runs it on site.
- Step 02
Writes a routine from your music
Send the playlist. The choreography engine writes a routine and retargets it to the robot’s model, with a greeter script and a photo moment.
- Step 03
Handles the safety and the paperwork
Agents collect insurance certificates, send the contract and schedule the operator, and the safety playbook sets a keep-out zone around the robot.
Built for event planners, mitzvahs, weddings, launches, trade shows.
A 3-hour humanoid gig
A robot and its operator at your event, with a greeter script and a photo moment.
A routine from your playlist
Choreography written from your music and retargeted to the robot’s body.
Safety and insurance in place
A safety playbook, a keep-out zone and the operator’s insurance certificate, sorted before the day.
First up: We’re signing Bay Area robot owners first and listing the first gigs on GigSalad, The Bash and Thumbtack.
The world just changed.
What changed, and where it was reported.
REK in San Francisco sells $69 tickets to humanoid fights and rents robots from a Van Ness storefront. California’s athletic commission only stopped the human-vs-robot bouts.
DexertoHumanoid rental prices in China fell from 8,000-15,000 yuan a day in March 2025 to about 2,000-3,000 yuan in early 2026, as rental exchanges appeared.
NotebookcheckUS listings rent a Unitree G1 for $200 an hour or $900 a day in Oakland for research use, and for $5,000 a day at a San Francisco distributor.
Robonomics
One person and 4 AI agents.
The agents, all day
- Writing listings and quotes
- Choreographing from playlists
- Retargeting moves to each robot
- Scheduling operators
- Collecting insurance certificates
What a person does
Every gig has an on-site operator, the robot’s owner, who runs the routine and handles transport. Each booking carries event liability insurance, and the owner approves every marketplace account.
What if the robot falls over?
Every gig has a keep-out zone around the robot, an operator on site and event liability insurance. The safety playbook comes with every booking.
Who brings the robot?
A vetted local owner who operates their own humanoid, such as a Unitree G1. Bot Gig matches you, writes the routine and handles the booking.
Can you come to my city?
We start in the Bay Area, where robot owners already rent their machines. US supply is still thin, so other cities follow as owners join.
Be first through Bot Gig’s door.
- Be first in line
- One email, when we open
- No spam