For small & growing shops
Start with one cobot
Automate your hardest-to-staff process fast. Ships pre-mounted and pre-wired, in production in hours. Financing that fits a small operation, and software your team learns in an afternoon.
SMALL SHOP — BIG OUTPUT$105,000
Cobot Welder starting price
2–3
Operators' output per shift, one cobot
18 mo
Payback for most systems
$0
Beacon, free forever
Why start here
Built to be your first robot
No caging, no programming expertise, no long integration timelines.
In production in hours
Ships pre-mounted and pre-wired. Most shops go from unboxing to running parts the same day. No integrator, no engineers.
Your team runs it on day one
Tap-to-teach with the Smart Puck and shop-floor language in the app. If your welder can read a WPS, they can run this.
Beacon included free
Real-time monitoring, unlimited users, file backup, and 24/7 in-app support, with most tickets answered in 2 minutes or less. No subscription required.
Financing that fits a small operation
Rent-to-own after a demo, financing options, and most systems paying for themselves within 18 months.
The de-risked path
Prove it before you own it
Nobody should bet the shop on a robot, so the path lets you test every claim before you commit.
01
See it run, free
A demo with our team, your parts discussed, your questions answered. Walk away anytime.
02
Weld your own parts in Nashville
Bring your parts and your people, and we teach your team on a real system. Still zero commitment.
03
Rent-to-own on your floor
Prove it in your production, on your parts, before you fully commit.
04
Own it once it's earning
Convert when the numbers work. Most systems pay for themselves within 18 months.
Pick your process
Three ways to start
Every system ships complete: robot, process hardware, and Beacon.
See it run
About four hours from unboxing to welding
Iron Supports, on camera, with no programmers on staff.
IRON SUPPORTS — ZERO PROGRAMMERSIn the field
“We had it welding parts in about four hours. My guys can use it, and none of them are programmers. That's the whole point.”
Questions
Common first-cobot questions
Who is cobot welding for?
Fabrication shops, contract manufacturers, and OEMs that need reliable welding output without the cost and complexity of traditional robotic cells. If you're short on skilled welders, fighting inconsistent quality, or turning down work, cobot welding fills the gap. It's especially effective for shops mixing short-run and repeat jobs, since you reprogram in minutes, not days.
What does it cost?
The Cobot Welder starts at $105,000, the Cobot Cutter at $100,000, and the Cobot Painter at $140,000. Each is a complete, ready-to-run system including the robot, application equipment, hand-teaching tool, and Beacon software. Financing options are available, and most systems pay for themselves within 18 months.
See full pricing →Do I need a robot programmer?
No. Beacon speaks the shop's language: wire feed speed and travel speed, not lines of code. Your team teaches parts by hand-guiding the arm and tapping to save points, and no robotics engineers or specialized programmers are needed to run or scale the system.
Do I need to buy upfront?
No. After a demonstration you can enter the rent-to-own program and fully commit once you're ready, validating the cobot's performance on your own floor first. Typical lead time is about two weeks from purchase order.
Start
Come weld your own parts in Nashville
Bring your parts and your people and we'll teach your team on a real system. Or start with a conversation about your process.