RobotLAB
We provide advanced robots that help businesses automate tasks like food ordering, delivery, cleaning, guidance, cooking, and customer interaction. Our customers include organizations in restaurants, hospitality, assisted living, warehouses, government, entertainment, education, and medical settings. We operate from a physical retail location, typically an office, light industrial, or warehouse space, where we sell robotics solutions directly to customers. We focus on helping businesses adopt practical automation tools that support everyday operations.
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Technology
Brand highlights
- CEOElad Inbar
- Headquarters950 East State Highway 114, Southlake, TX, 76092
- Year founded2023
- Year started franchising2023
- IndustryTechnology
- Locations open6 (+5 last three years)
Statistics & metrics
- Investment range$156,755 - $470,765
- Franchise fee$54,900
- Royalty7% of all your Gross Revenue
- Brand fundUp to 3% of Gross Revenue. Currently 1% of Gross Revenue
- Required Liquid CapitalN/A
- Required Net WorthN/A
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FDD insights
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FDD Version Referenced - Issuance Date: 2024-04-19
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| Other Fees | Understand the ongoing and additional fees associated with owning a RobotLAB franchise, including royalties, marketing contributions, and other required payments. | |
| Estimated Initial Investment | Review the estimated total initial investment required to open a RobotLAB franchise, including startup costs and working capital estimates. | |
| Territory | Understand how franchise territories are defined, whether they are exclusive, and under what circumstances they may be modified by RobotLAB. | |
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Location data
| Total locations | 6 |
| Franchise locations | 5 |
| Corporate locations | 1 |
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Based on 1 reviews
FORMER FRANCHISEE
Number of Locations: 1
Aug 25, 2026Not a reputable business. More than half of the franchisees that joined have left or been terminated and lost all of their investment. Franchisor does not have processes and exaggerates / over promises “contracts” with national chains such as Hilton and Marriott. They only have a license to sell to these brands and franchisees have to do a lot of hard work to even get a conversation with them, let alone get sales. Incredibly difficult to make money as a franchisee — Franchisor keeps hefty margins in terms of sales price of units, and franchisees found it hard to compete with other providers. The only party actually making money is the franchisor, because they have had franchisees buy more than $110,000 worth of robots, many of which don’t have a a strong market. Franchisor has not paid franchisees and vendors, and perform search for robotlab lawsuits. Customers also have lawsuits against this company. The coolness of robots draws people on to become franchisees, but end up losing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Further, they are selling franchises without proper filing of FDD and state docs. BUYER BEWARE!!
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