A warehouse worker costs $35/h. A robot could do it for $4/h @startups

Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Jason's pitch: 100 robots, $40k/year, maintenance included.
The consumer version: $299/month lease for 500h of work. Need more hours? Pay $1/hour extra.

A warehouse worker costs $35/h. A robot could do it for $4/h

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