# Serve Robotics: Price, Availability & Status (2026)

Serve Robotics (NASDAQ: SERV) runs operator-supervised Level 4 delivery robots: ~2,000 built but 812 daily-active (SEC Q1 2026). B2B, no consumer price.

## Price

_No verified price on record._

There is no consumer price. Serve runs a B2B delivery service (its anchor partner is Uber Eats); it sells delivery, not robots, so DEPLOY records zero price points rather than a consumer figure.

## Availability

_Status: internal-only_

Serve is a delivery service, not a robot you buy. It operates across 44 cities in 14 US states (verified markets include Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Chicago, and Alexandria, Virginia). As a public company (NASDAQ: SERV), its fleet is SEC-disclosed.

## Status

Serve Robotics (NASDAQ: SERV, via a 2023 SPAC merger; spun out of Postmates in 2021, where it began in 2017 as Postmates X) makes the Serve Gen 3, a third-generation autonomous sidewalk delivery robot (rolled out October 16, 2024) and the publicly-traded archetype of the cohort. Gen 3 roughly doubles top speed and range over Gen 2, halves manufacturing cost, and adds 5x onboard compute (NVIDIA Jetson Orin), Ouster digital lidar, and camera, ultrasonic, and GPS fusion. It is operator-supervised Level 4, remotely monitored from Serve's local operations centers with human oversight and takeover, not driverless. Because Serve is public, its verification depth is unusual in the cohort: SEC quarterly filings.

**Verified deployments:**

- [Ottonomy Ottobot (sidewalk-delivery, registry profile)](https://registry.deploy.report/models/ottonomy-ottobot)
- [Refraction REV-1 (delivery, registry profile)](https://registry.deploy.report/models/refraction-rev-1)
- [Amazon Scout (discontinued 2022, registry profile)](https://registry.deploy.report/models/amazon-scout)

## Compare

| Model | Pricing | Tier |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [Starship](/price/starship-bot) | No consumer price | absence (Captive service (private)) |
| [Cartken](/price/cartken-courier) | No consumer price | absence (Hardware-sale pivot) |
| [Avride delivery robot](/price/avride-delivery-robot) | No consumer price | absence (Autonomous + remote oversight) |
| [Amazon Scout](/price/amazon-scout) | No consumer price | absence (Wound-down (discontinued)) |

## Common questions

### Can I buy a Serve robot?

No. Serve runs a B2B delivery service (anchor partner Uber Eats) on its own fleet; it sells delivery, not robots. There is no consumer price.

### How big is Serve's fleet?

About 2,000 robots built, but only 812 daily-active (Q1 2026, per SEC filings). Built capacity and daily-active are different numbers.

## How DEPLOY verified this

- [How DEPLOY tracks pricing](https://news.deploy.report/methodology/how-we-track-pricing)
- [How DEPLOY verifies deployment status](https://news.deploy.report/methodology/how-we-verify-deployment-status)

## Related reading

- [Deploy News: What is Serve Robotics?](https://news.deploy.report/explainers/what-is-serve-robotics)
- [Deploy News: What is a sidewalk delivery robot?](https://news.deploy.report/explainers/what-is-a-sidewalk-delivery-robot)
- [Deploy News: What is physical AI?](https://news.deploy.report/explainers/what-is-physical-ai)

## On the registry

- [Model record](https://registry.deploy.report/models/serve-gen3.md)
- [Manufacturer](https://registry.deploy.report/companies/serve-robotics.md)

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