Commercial Cleaning Robots and Facility Automation That Actually Work.
Sproutmation helps healthcare, education, retail, hospitality, and industrial operators deploy automation that reduces labor pressure, improves consistency, and stays supported after the sale.
Start with the buying path that fits
Not every buyer starts in the same place
Some teams need ROI proof, some need a regional partner, and some need an OpEx path instead of a CapEx fight. These are the pages most buyers ask for first.
Need ROI proof
Use the ROI calculator and cost guide to build the business case before you talk to anyone.
Comparing robot options
See which robot fits your square footage, floor type, and staffing model.
Need a local partner
Explore territory pages and see where Sproutmation already supports facilities like yours.
Ready for an assessment
Share your facility details and get a recommended path forward.
The right automation for every challenge
We assess your operation, recommend the right fit, and support it long term. That includes the business case, deployment plan, and local service behind it.
Autonomous Floor Cleaning
Scrubbers and sweepers for large facilities, from compact L3 units to high-capacity L50 and SP50 systems.
Hand Scrubbers
The Artist 1 tackles corners, restrooms, and stairs robots cannot reach. Professional-grade with a 2-year warranty.
Beverage Automation
BevMix is our universal beverage automation platform for coffee, cocktails, bubble tea, and more.
Fleet Management Software
Real-time monitoring, analytics, and remote management for your entire robot fleet from one dashboard.
Industrial Robotics
DH Robotics grippers and manipulation systems for pick-and-place, assembly, and material handling applications.
From assessment to ongoing service, we handle it all
Free Site Assessment
We review your facility, floor types, staffing constraints, and deployment goals so the recommendation fits the real operation.
Professional Deployment
We handle delivery, mapping, commissioning, training, and rollout planning so your team is ready from day one.
Local Ongoing Support
Annual service packages, machine warranties, and support from a partner who stays involved after go-live.
Why buyers choose Sproutmation
The gap is rarely the robot. It's the deployment plan, support model, and business case.
Most operators do not need another brochure. They need clarity on where a robot fits, how the payback works, and who will answer the phone after go-live.
Buyer-safe ROI guidance
ROI tools, case studies, and operating-fit guidance that help you justify the project internally.
Local deployment and service
Sproutmation supports planning, launch, training, and service instead of handing off to a distant distributor.
Platform thinking
Robots, fleet software, beverage automation, and industrial automation can all live under one practical operations strategy.
Operations-first recommendations
We start with what the facility actually needs, not with whatever model happens to be easiest to sell.
Popular next steps
Build the business case faster
See Your Entire Fleet, One Dashboard
Real-time monitoring across every robot, every facility. Battery levels, cleaning status, live maps, and alerts, all in one view.
Free planning tool
Model a transparent facility-cleaning ROI case
See the complete estimate without sharing contact details. The model includes governed real-world capacity, the compatible station, and an editable share of floor-care hours that may be reassigned—not an automatic job-elimination claim.
Facility cleaning ROI planner
Full results are free. Adjust the assumptions to model addressable floor-care hours and governed real-world robot capacity.
Up to 200,000 ft² per selected robot. Increase robot quantity to plan a larger total area.
Select the fleet quantity. Capacity, area range, and investment update for one compatible station per robot.
Editable planning input for payroll taxes, benefits, insurance, and paid time.
Hours potentially reassigned to higher-value work—not a job-elimination assumption.
Your modeled result
250,000 ft²/week planned across 1 L3 robot.
Selected fleet covers about 82.1% of the weekly plan.
Add capacity or reduce area/frequency. The modeled minimum is 2 L3 robots, based on 30 scheduled cleaning hours per robot per week. Published runtime is 4 (ECO mode) hr and charging is 1.5 / 2 hr.
Robot investment
$24,000
1 × L3 at published MSRP
WS3 investment
$3,500
1 compatible station included
Total modeled investment
$27,500
Robot plus required compatible station
Real-world modeled capacity
205,140 ft²/wk
6,838 ft²/hr × 30 scheduled hours × 1 robot
Addressable floor-care hours
24.6 hrs/wk
50% entered share, limited by 82.1% fleet coverage
Modeled annual savings
$36,610
$3,051/month; not guaranteed payroll reduction
Simple payback methodology
9 months
Total investment ÷ modeled monthly savings
Five-year modeled net
$155,550
Five years of modeled savings less initial investment; excludes ongoing costs
Assumptions and calculation method
- • Planning uses the governed RFM real-world weighted productivity for the selected model, not the manufacturer theoretical maximum.
- • Each selected robot is modeled for 30 scheduled cleaning hours per week, allowing time for charging, refill/drain workflow, operator checks, and recovery; route complexity and traffic can reduce actual capacity.
- • The compatible workstation or charging station is included for each robot so the estimate supports scheduled autonomous operation.
- • Modeled savings apply only the customer-selected addressable share of current floor-care labor and are reduced when the selected robot quantity cannot cover the entered weekly area. They represent hours that may be reassigned to higher-value work, not an eliminated job or guaranteed payroll reduction.
- • Scheduled overnight operation can add cleaning capacity while staff are home, but it still requires approved routes, site utilities, recovery procedures, and scheduling.
- • Purchase prices are current published MSRP planning inputs. The estimate excludes tax, financing, consumables, site work, service outside included terms, and other facility-specific costs.
Planning estimate only; not a quote, guarantee, financing offer, tax analysis, or staffing recommendation. Actual results require a facility assessment.
Detailed PDF breakdown
Optional: share your contact details to download this exact input, equipment, assumption, and result summary.
What our customers say
Real results from real deployments
“After attending a conference and witnessing the impressive capabilities of the SP50 cleaning robot, we are excited about the potential to revolutionize our workspace. The SP50's ability to clean 600,000 square feet of carpet automatically will lead to substantial cost savings and will be a valuable investment that will pay for itself through its expected years of service.”
Jeff Huegli
CEO, Beacon Hill at Eastgate, Michigan
“Our customers highly appreciate not only our products but also our unparalleled customer service, provided by CenoBots. From addressing small queries to fulfilling large requests, CenoBots has consistently delivered excellent customer service.”
David
UHS Group
“Our L50 robots have been working great for two years. What sets Sproutmation apart is that they genuinely know the technology and understand our workflow. They're not a traditional janitorial supplier that just sells a robot. They provide a complete solution and go above and beyond on the service side.”
John N.
Aspirus Wausau Hospital
“This robot has been a workhorse for the past year. I've been telling management we could use another one.”
Randy V.
MercyOne
“The robots have been reliable and Sproutmation is always there when we need help. That's why we added another L50 to our fleet.”
Jeff C.
Aspirus St. Luke's, Duluth
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before they book a demo
What types of facilities are the best fit for commercial cleaning robots?
The best fit is usually a facility with predictable open floor space, recurring daily cleaning, and labor pressure. Hospitals, schools, senior living communities, retail stores, warehouses, and hospitality properties are common starting points.
How fast can a cleaning robot pay back?
Payback depends on labor rates, hours replaced or augmented, and facility size, but many deployments land in the 9 to 18 month range. Sproutmation provides ROI guidance and a calculator so teams can pressure-test the numbers before moving forward.
Do you offer Robot as a Service instead of a full upfront purchase?
Yes. Sproutmation offers a Robot as a Service path for operators who prefer an operating-expense model instead of a capital purchase. That can be useful when the business case is strong but CapEx approval is slow.
What happens after deployment?
Sproutmation supports deployment, training, optimization, and ongoing service. The goal is not just to install a machine, it is to keep the automation working in the real operation over time.
Ready to automate your operations?
Join organizations across healthcare, education, retail, hospitality, and industrial operations that trust Sproutmation to build the right automation plan and stay with it after launch.
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