For Project Managers

The numbers you need to take upstairs.

AAA20 internal data: Robotic palletizing on the AAA20 subscription is a flat $3,700/mo operating expense on a 48-month term, not a capital purchase, so the approval you need is an OpEx sign-off rather than equipment purchase approval. This page gives you the comparison, the timeline, and the risk answers in the order your leadership will ask for them.

The Internal Case

Three objections, answered.

What if it doesn't work?

Choose month-to-month or a fixed term; obligations follow the agreement. You validate on your own line before anyone commits further capital.

What will it really cost?

AAA20 internal data: CP-66 is $3,700/mo on a 48-month term, flat. Maintenance and spare parts are inside that number, so the budget line does not move with utilization.

How long until it runs?

Delivery and installation timing depend on the configuration, line readiness and project specifications.

Cost Comparison

Flat subscription vs. usage-based billing.

Interpretation: provider costs depend on actual agreements. AAA20 rates are internal data.

Flat subscription compared with usage-based billing
AAA20 (RaaS)Usage-based billing
Equipment capital purchaseNot required to rentConfirm provider terms
Monthly cost$3,700/mo, CP-66, 48-month term (AAA20 internal data)Scales with usage, can exceed flat-fee cost at high shift utilization
MaintenanceIncludedVaries by provider
CommitmentMonth-to-monthVaries by provider

Build The Packet

Get the numbers for your line.

Send your case data and we will return a written estimate with monthly cost, estimated savings, and a deployment window you can put in front of a committee.

You can also model it yourself first with the ROI calculator, which compares current end-of-line labor cost against CP-66 at $3,700/mo on a 48-month term (AAA20 internal data).

Get a quote for your line

Review your cases, pallet pattern and available floor space with an engineer. Final quote confirmed after review of project specifications.