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LAWN COMPANION™ ·  LAWN INTELLIGENCE™

Understands your lawn.
Cares in harmony.

Dolce far niente.®

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Lawns served 1,300+ and counting.
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Pro

Volta Lawn Companion Pro AI
Service
Lawn Intelligence™ PRO 2-Year Plan

A more thoughtful cut.
AI reads every blade and adapts each pass — a daily massage for your lawn.

  • Cuts smarter where your lawn needs it most 
  • A healthier lawn, every month 
  • Fewer weeds, no chemicals 
  • Major skill updates, automatically 
Hardware
Lawn Companion™ 1× unit
Up to 750 m² of always-ready lawn
  • 1× Lawn Companion specifications
    • Drop&Mow® — zero-install setup
    • American tech, private by design
    • Italian craftsmanship, yacht inspired
  • 1× Companion home (charging base)
  • 2-year hardware warranty
  • Free shipping in the USA
Pricing
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Spring Offer · Save 14%
Through May 31
$59 /mo
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Other payment options available
Most Popular
Perfect for backyards

Ultra

Volta Lawn Companion Ultra AI+
Service
Lawn Intelligence™ ULTRA 2-Year Plan

Deepest agronomic awareness.
AI calibrates cut intensity for naturally healthier results — fewer chemicals, no waste.

  • Cuts smarter where your lawn needs it most 
  • A healthier lawn, every week 
  • Fewer weeds, no chemicals 
  • Every new skill, automatically 
  • Talk to your lawn through Claude 
Hardware
Lawn Companion™ 1× unit
Up to 1.000 m² of always-ready lawn
  • 1× Lawn Companion specifications
    • Drop&Mow® — zero-install setup
    • American tech, private by design
    • Italian craftsmanship, yacht inspired
  • 1× Companion home (charging base)
  • 2-year hardware warranty
  • Free shipping in the USA
Pricing
Choose how to pay
Spring Offer · Save 16%
Through May 31
$75 /mo
Get ULTRA
Other payment options available
Best for large / split lawns

Ultra 2×

Volta Lawn Companion Ultra 2× AI+
Service
Lawn Intelligence™ ULTRA 2-Year Plan

Deepest agronomic awareness.
AI calibrates cut intensity for naturally healthier results — fewer chemicals, no waste.

  • Cuts smarter where your lawn needs it most 
  • A healthier lawn, every week 
  • Fewer weeds, no chemicals 
  • Every new skill, automatically 
  • Talk to your lawn through Claude 
  • Two lawns, one intelligence 
Hardware
Lawn Companion™ 2× units
Up to 2.000 m² of always-ready lawn
  • 2× Lawn Companions specifications
    • Drop&Mow® — zero-install setup
    • American tech, private by design
    • Italian craftsmanship, yacht inspired
  • 2× Companion homes (charging bases)
  • 2-year hardware warranty
  • Free shipping in the USA
Pricing
Choose how to pay
Spring Offer · Save 18%
Through May 31
$114 /mo
Get ULTRA 2×
Other payment options available

All plans are subject to Volta's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Suitability Requirements. Please review before purchase.

U.S. TRADEMARK Reg. No. 6,523,144     ·      U.S.Patent 11,297,755 B2

The Original Drop&Mow®

No wires. No mapping. No antennas to install. Drop it, and the lawn begins to look after itself. Denser. Greener. Stronger.

01 · DROP

Drop it on the grass.

Lift the lid, set the Companion on the lawn, walk away. No perimeter wire. No GPS base. No app to configure.

Volta Lawn Companion studying the lawn 02 · LEARN

It studies your lawn.

The first day is observation. Edges, slopes, where the grass grows fastest, where the dog rests. Every blade becomes a data point.

Volta Lawn Companion caring for the lawn daily 03 · CARE

It cares — daily, quietly.

A few minutes, every day. The lawn never grows out, never gets shocked. Always cut. Always ready. You barely notice it's there.

App is optional.

Set it up in minutes from your phone. After that, your Companion lives in your yard and learns on its own — no dashboards to check, no notifications to dismiss.

But if you want to dive in, the app is fully there. Control your Lawn Companion, monitor your lawn's health, and receive personalized agronomic insights — all from your phone.

Optional, not absent. Simple enough for your parents. Deep enough for you.

Technical specifications

Meet your
Lawn Companion™

Italian craftsmanship, American intelligence. Lives in your yard for your yard's life.

Volta Lawn Companion dimensions
Dimensions
15″ × 25″ × 10″ (38 × 63.5 × 25.4 cm)
Weight (w/ battery)
19.5 lbs (8.8 kg)
Grass height
0.79″ to 2.36″ (20–60 mm)
Blades & diameter
3 blades · 7.5″ (19 cm) diameter
Battery
Li-ion 28V · 2 Ah (7S × 18650)
Volta Lawn Companion
Lawn care area
Up to 11,000 sq ft (¼ acre · +35% with slow-growing grass)
Height of cut
20 mm to 60 mm (0.79″ to 2.36″)
Charge / discharge
~1:1 ratio (up to 12 h / day)
Blade speed
3,000 RPM (tip speed 66 mph)
Movement speed
9.84 in/s avg · 17.72 in/s peak
Charging time
1 h 10 m (average)
Suggested workload
Up to 11,000 sq ft (1,000 m² per unit)
Work session
1 h 30 m (1–5 mm cut) · 50 m (15–20 mm cut)
Volta Lawn Companion in outdoor conditions
Operating temperature
14°F to 122°F (−10°C to 50°C)
Sound level
60 dB (quieter than a normal conversation)
Water protection
IPX5 (rain & heavy rain ready)
Rain behaviour
Auto pause / resume (pluviometer mode)
Slope handling
Up to 45% (≈ 24°)
Volta Lawn Companion sensors
Rain sensor
Pluviometer mode (auto pause / resume)
Wi-Fi
2.4 GHz, 802.11 b/g/n WLAN (channel 6 · 2.437 GHz)
Transmission power
+17.5 dBm CCK (b) · +14.0 dBm OFDM (g) · +12.5 dBm HT20 MCS7 (n)
Bump sensor
360° sentient exoskeleton
IMU sensors
6-axis gyro + accelerometer · 1× magnetometer
Volta Lawn Companion design and camera
Camera
Downward-facing (navigation + agronomic vision)
Front lighting
LED headlights (dawn, dusk & night mowing)
Status indicator
Soft halo light ring
Body design
360° floating hexoskeleton
Finish
UV-stable matte graphite
Designed in
Italy · software engineered in the US
Volta Lawn Companion maintenance
Blade replacement
Tool-free swap (≈ 1 set per season)
Cleaning
Garden hose, low pressure
Battery life
~ 5 seasons (replaceable pack)
Software updates
OTA, free for life
Winter storage
Indoor storage recommended
Warranty
2 years (1 year on battery)
Volta Lawn Companion suitability
Maximum coverage
11,000 sq ft (~1,000 m² per unit)
Elite plan coverage
~ ½ acre (~2,000 m² with 2 units)
Lawn type
Residential lawns only
Maximum slope
40% gradient (21.8°)
Surface type
Natural turf (grass)
Cutting height range
20 mm to 60 mm (0.8″–2.4″)
Grass types
All common US residential grasses
Minimum passage width
≥ 24″ (60 cm clear passage)
Maximum drop-off
≤ 4″ (10 cm)
Base clearance
≥ 3 m (10 ft frontal radius)
Zone crossings
≥ 3 m grass corridor (both sides)
Region
United States (residential outdoor use)
Volta Charging Base Station
Dimensions
13″ × 13″ × 5.5″ (33 × 33 × 14 cm)
Perceived size
5.5″ column (bottom part visually disappears into the lawn)
Power supply
ECR60 · 100–240V AC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A · Output 32V DC, 1.8 A
IP rating
IP68 (reliable in flooded or waterlogged areas)
Compression class
441 lb (200 kg vertical force — basically indestructible)
Charging contacts
Two solid steel cylinders
Volta Lawn Companion privacy and security
Data residency
US-only (SOC 2 Type II datacenters)
Encryption in transit
TLS 1.3 (end-to-end, certificate pinned)
Encryption at rest
AES-256 (hardware-secured key store)
Camera footage
On-device only (never uploaded)
Audio capture
None (no microphone on board)
Location data
Owner-bound (never sold, never shared)
Account security
MFA & passkeys (per-device sessions)
Secure boot
Signed firmware (verified boot chain)
OTA updates
Signed & automatic (rollback protected)
Vulnerability disclosure
Coordinated program (security@volta.ai)
Third-party access
None (no ad SDKs, no data brokers)
Privacy controls
Export & delete (self-serve, in-app)
Compliance
CCPA / CPRA aligned · NIST IR 8425 IoT
Made in

Costa Masnaga, LC — Italy

Industrial design and final assembly in Brianza, the corridor of small Italian factories that has built bicycles, race cars and precision machines for a century. American silicon and software inside an Italian shell.

Engineered with
Lawn Science — grasscycling & NPK

A lawn that feeds itself.
One breath at a time.

Frequent grasscycling is the most sustainable, most practical, and best-for-the-lawn way to fertilize. Micro-cuts return clippings to the soil. Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium — recycled, organic, slowly released. −70% fertilizer for the same result. None of the runoff. None of the bags. None of the trips to the dump.

Field study · summer turf · clippings observed at 24h, 72h, 7d
  1. N
    Nitrogen

    The pigment of green.

    Clippings contain ~4% nitrogen by dry weight. Returned with every pass, broken down by soil microbes, released slowly into the root zone. Drives chlorophyll, leaf density, the deep saturated color of a healthy stand. Frequent micro-cuts recycle far more than weekly mowing ever could — closer to all of it. No solubilized pulse running off into watersheds.

  2. P
    Phosphorus

    The architecture below.

    Recycled through clippings as they break down — naturally, in a country where phosphorus on lawns is regulated or banned in more than a dozen states. Combined with frequent cutting and proper height, it supports the deeper, denser root systems that separate a lawn that survives summer from one that doesn't.

  3. K
    Potassium

    The resilience under stress.

    Potassium regulates water balance, cell-wall strength and tolerance to heat, drought and disease. Clippings return it directly into the rhizosphere where it's needed. The lawn that's grasscycled daily is the lawn that holds its color through the worst week of August.

vs. traditional lawn services

What your lawn gets
that lawn services can't offer.

Daily care, not weekly visits.

Traditional lawn services show up once a week. Volta tends your lawn every day. It trims small amounts constantly, which promotes thicker, healthier grass and removes the stress of a heavy weekly cut. Your lawn stays consistently trim — never overgrown between visits, never shocked by a heavy cut. It just looks great.

An AI that actually knows your yard.

Volta scans your lawn daily and builds a detailed map of every zone. It spots dry patches, overwatered areas and early signs of disease before you'd ever notice them yourself. Then it tells you exactly what to do through the app — agronomic guidance on demand, whenever you need it.

No chemicals. No clippings. No noise.

Because Volta cuts a little bit each day, the tiny clippings decompose naturally and feed your soil. No bags to empty. No fertilizer to spread. No gas fumes. No 7 AM noise from the lawn crew. Just a quiet, healthy lawn maintained the way turf scientists say it should be.

Volta replaces your lawn service,
your equipment and your guesswork.

The average American spends $150–250/month on professional lawn care, or 4+ hours every weekend doing it themselves — in a suboptimal way. Volta handles it all for much less in an optimal way.

Volta camera downward field of view — Privacy by Physics™
Hardware-enforced privacy

Privacy by Physics™

If you can't see the camera, the camera can't see you. Downward-facing optics — physically impossible to capture faces.

  • Only agronomic data leaves the device
  • All data on US & EU servers
  • No cloud video streaming
Privacy by Physics
Volta Lawn Companion — designed on Lake Como
Designed on Lake Como

Iconic Italian.

Where Italian design tradition meets precision turfgrass science. A fusion of functional elegance, agronomic intelligence, and an obsession with craft — born on Lake Como.

Vision & Philosophy
Help Center

Answers, solutions and direct support.

Find answers about setup, lawn care, maintenance, safety, and packages.

Common

The questions we hear the most — answered first.

Setup & Getting Started

Installation, base station, Wi-Fi, and first days.

Lawn & Navigation

Zones, crossings, weather, slopes, and lawn health.

Robot & Maintenance

Battery, blades, noise level, and servicing.

Safety & Privacy

Children, pets, camera, connectivity, and security.

Plans & Support

Subscription, pricing, warranty, and troubleshooting.

Common questions

How does Volta know where my lawn ends?
Volta uses onboard sensors to detect the boundaries of your lawn as it moves. No buried wires, no GPS stakes, no manual mapping. It learns your yard's edges within the first few runs and remembers them.
What is Lawn Intelligence?
Lawn Intelligence is Volta's AI platform combining spatial precision (H3 hexagonal cell mapping), continuous learning (per-lawn adaptive models), and fleet intelligence (collective anonymous data from all robot units). It treats your lawn as a living system, not a uniform surface.
Will it work on my yard?
Volta handles lawns up to 11,000 sq ft and slopes up to 40%. It works on all common grass types in the U.S. Enter your ZIP code above to confirm availability in your area.
Is it safe around kids and pets?
Yes. The blade is fully enclosed inside the body and stops on contact. There are no exposed cutting edges. It's also quiet enough to run while your family is outside.
What does the app actually show me?
The Volta app gives you an overhead view of your lawn broken into zones. You can see which areas are healthy, which need water, which might need attention — and you can ask questions about your lawn in plain English through the app's AI assistant.
Does Volta mow in random patterns or straight lines?
Both approaches have merit — and limits. Random mowing is omnidirectional, which is good for the grass: no repeated stress lines, no grain bias. But pure randomness can't distinguish a patch that needs attention from one that's already fine. Straight-line striping treats every square foot identically — efficient, but blind to biological reality. Volta starts from the lawn's actual needs: a hex-cell map of growth density and condition, updated continuously by vision. Then it moves omnidirectionally — like a skilled hand massaging each area in exactly the right amount, not more, not less.
How does Volta decide where to go next?
Volta maps your lawn as a grid of hexagonal cells, each carrying its own biological state — growth density, visual condition, time since last service. This cell map drives a continuous priority assessment: which areas need attention now, which can wait. Movement is omnidirectional — no fixed lines, no rigid pattern — but it's guided, not random. The goal is to give each zone precisely the care it needs. Think less "robot vacuum" and more "attentive groundskeeper who never forgets, never rushes, and never wastes a pass."
I have a neglected lawn with tall grass — can I install Volta?
Volta is designed to maintain and improve a lawn already in good condition. Make sure to do an initial manual cut before installing it. See the Suitability Requirements for more details.

Setup & Getting Started

Does the robot need perimeter wires?
No. The Lawn Companion uses vision-based navigation with a downward-facing camera. No perimeter wires, RTK base stations, or magnets are required. Just place the base station, connect to Wi-Fi, and the robot learns your lawn autonomously.
How long does setup take?
Setup involves two steps: connect to Wi-Fi and place the base station. This takes minutes, not hours. The robot begins learning your lawn immediately — no professional installation required.
What are the base station requirements?
The base station needs a power outlet, Wi-Fi coverage at its location, level ground, and approximately 2 meters of clear space around it for maneuvering. Place it in a spot visible from multiple directions — avoid hiding it behind tall grass or obstacles.
Can I move the base station after installation?
Yes. Power on the robot and wait for a GPS signal, dock it in the new position, and let it auto-undock. It will perform calibration rotations and update its position automatically. You can also update the position manually in the app.
What should I expect in the first few days?
The robot explores rather than mows to a plan. It builds a spatial model by discovering boundaries, obstacles, and lawn geometry. During this period, it may not navigate back to the base on its own — this is normal. You can carry it back manually. Within a few days, full autonomous return-to-base is established.
How do I set up crossings between lawn zones?
In the app, position the robot at the crossing start point, tap "Add Crossing," and the robot performs verification traversals. You can add a reverse path for return trips. Crossings must be flat, obstacle-free, and no longer than 6 meters. For difficult areas like driveways, register multiple crossing paths to increase reliability.

Lawn & Navigation

How does the robot know where to mow?
The Lawn Companion uses a downward-facing camera combined with GNSS and a 6-axis IMU to build a spatial model of your lawn. It learns boundaries, obstacle positions, and terrain features through repeated sessions — no pre-programming needed.
Can the robot handle multiple disconnected lawn zones?
Yes. If your lawn has disconnected zones (separated by driveways, patios, etc.), you can program The Lawn Companion to cross from one zone to another using designated crossing paths. If the total lawn area exceeds 1,000 m² (~11,000 sq ft), we recommend adding additional units for optimal coverage.
Can I exclude specific areas?
Yes. The Volta app lets you draw a geofence — a virtual boundary — around your property. If you want to exclude an area, simply keep it outside the geofence. The Lawn Companion will respect those boundaries. No physical markers required.
What if I add a garden bed or remove a tree?
The robot's navigation system continuously adapts to environmental changes without manual remapping. Its spatial model updates organically as it encounters new conditions during normal operation.
What types of lawn does it work with?
The Lawn Companion works with all common turfgrass types. It performs best on lawns with clear boundaries — sharp transitions between grass and non-grass surfaces (sidewalks, beds, gravel). For gradual transitions like dirt or moss, consider adding decorative stones or borders to create distinct edges.
What is the maximum slope it can handle?
The Lawn Companion handles slopes up to 40% (~22°). On steep sections, the robot adjusts speed and behavior automatically for safe operation.
What happens when it rains?
The robot has a built-in rain sensor (pluviometer mode). When rain is detected, it automatically returns to the base station and resumes mowing when conditions improve. The robot carries an IPX5 water resistance rating. Rain behavior can be customized in the app.
Can the robot work in extreme temperatures?
The operating range is 14°F to 122°F (−10°C to 50°C). In extreme heat, the thermal inhibition system pauses charging and operation to protect the battery. The robot resumes automatically when temperatures return to a safe range.
What should I do in winter?
Store the robot indoors during winter. Leave the battery at roughly 50% charge for optimal storage health. In spring, place it back on the base station and it will resume learning and mowing where it left off.
Does robotic mowing improve lawn health?
Yes. Frequent, light cuts produce fine micro-clippings that decompose quickly, returning nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium directly to the soil — a natural slow-release fertilizer at no added cost. Homeowners on Volta typically reduce paid fertilization treatments significantly. No chemical residue on the grass means the lawn is always safe for children and pets.
How should I schedule mowing sessions?
Set long, continuous work windows (for example, 10:00 to 18:00) rather than short, fragmented slots. Longer sessions give the robot more time to cover the lawn efficiently and reduce unnecessary docking cycles.
Does Volta mow in random patterns or straight lines?
Both approaches have merit — and limits. Random mowing is omnidirectional, which is good for the grass: no repeated stress lines, no grain bias. But pure randomness can't distinguish a patch that needs attention from one that's already fine. Straight-line striping treats every square foot identically — efficient, but blind to biological reality. Volta starts from the lawn's actual needs: a hex-cell map of growth density and condition, updated continuously by vision. Then it moves omnidirectionally — like a skilled hand massaging each area in exactly the right amount, not more, not less.
How does Volta decide where to go next?
Volta maps your lawn as a grid of hexagonal cells, each carrying its own biological state — growth density, visual condition, time since last service. This cell map drives a continuous priority assessment: which areas need attention now, which can wait. Movement is omnidirectional — no fixed lines, no rigid pattern — but it's guided, not random. The goal is to give each zone precisely the care it needs. Think less "robot vacuum" and more "attentive groundskeeper who never forgets, never rushes, and never wastes a pass."

Robot & Maintenance

What's the battery life?
The Li-ion battery (2 Ah, 28V) provides sufficient runtime to cover up to 1,000 m² (~11,000 sq ft) per session. The ~1:1 charge-to-discharge ratio means for every hour of charging, the robot operates approximately one hour. Thermal inhibition protects long-term battery health.
What if the robot doesn't charge?
Check the base station power supply and cable connections. Clean the charging contacts on both the robot and the base. If the robot shows "No Current," undock and re-dock it straight — poor alignment is the most common cause. If charging does not resume in extreme temperatures, the thermal inhibition system is protecting the battery and will resume when safe.
Can I service the robot myself?
Yes. Every serviceable component — battery, wheels, shell panels, blades, and cutting disk — is accessible with a single standard screwdriver. No adhesive bonds, no ultrasonic welds, no proprietary tools. For issues beyond basic maintenance, Volta provides remote support, and authorized local dealers handle hardware service.
Does the base station need a roof or shelter?
No. The base station carries an IP68 rating and is designed for permanent outdoor exposure without any protective structure. Integrated drainage, sealed joints, and ASA construction withstand freeze-thaw cycles, UV exposure, and rain. It supports up to 200 kg of vertical compression.
How loud is the robot?
The Lawn Companion operates at 60 dB — roughly the level of a normal conversation. This is significantly quieter than traditional gas mowers (90+ dB) and makes evening or weekend mowing perfectly viable without disturbing neighbors.
How big and heavy is the robot?
The Lawn Companion measures 25″ × 15″ × 10″ (63.5 × 38 × 25.4 cm) and weighs 19.5 lbs (8.8 kg). Light enough to carry with one hand.
What is the hexagonal design about?
The hexagonal shape serves three structural purposes: equal safety margin from the centered blade in all directions, omnidirectional contact detection via the floating hexoskeleton, and enclosed wheels that prevent debris wrapping and entanglement hazards.
What is Lawn Intelligence?
Lawn Intelligence is Volta's core AI platform. It combines spatial precision (Uber H3 hexagonal grid), continuous learning (per-lawn data from every mowing session), and fleet intelligence (collective knowledge from all Volta robots) to treat each lawn as a living system.
The robot shows "Tilted" or "Lifted" on flat ground — what's wrong?
This is usually caused by damaged, missing, or grass-clogged blades creating excessive vibration. Check and replace the blades. Severe slopes or uneven terrain can also trigger these alerts.
The robot won't undock — what should I do?
Check for obstacles around the base station and ensure the wheels have adequate traction. Clean the wheels of mud or grass buildup. If stuck, move the robot to the lawn, press STOP, then press the blue button twice to restart it.
The blue LED is flashing fast — what does it mean?
Fast blue flashing indicates failsafe mode. Press the blue button on the robot twice to restart. If the LED flashes slowly, the robot is restarting — wait and do not turn it off.
The camera lens has condensation — is this a problem?
No permanent damage occurs. The robot may pause operation until the condensation clears naturally. If the robot fails to dock or stops near the base station, gently clean the camera lens. Condensation is temporary and weather-dependent.
The robot has trouble crossing a path — how do I fix it?
Verify the crossing length in the app (maximum 6 meters). Ensure start and end points have clear grass and that the path is flat and obstacle-free. Check that wheels are clean and not slipping. If the crossing is near a geofence edge, widen the geofence. For difficult crossings like driveways, register multiple paths in different spots.
The robot can't find its way back to the base station.
This is normal during the first few days while the spatial map is still being built. Carry the robot back to the base manually. Once mapping is complete (typically 2–3 days), autonomous return-to-base works reliably. If the issue persists after the learning period, ensure the base station is visible and not hidden by tall grass.

Safety & Privacy

Is it safe around children and pets?
The Lawn Companion uses a three-layer safety architecture: EN 60335-2-107 standard compliance, privacy-preserving predictive vision (obstacle avoidance before contact), and the floating hexoskeleton (360° contact detection). Wheels are fully enclosed, and the blade is centered for equal safety margin in all directions.
What happens if the robot is lifted?
The blade stops immediately. Lift and tilt detection are part of EN 60335-2-107 compliance — the foundational safety layer. The robot also has emergency stop capability.
Can I adjust obstacle sensitivity?
Yes. The Volta app lets you customize how the robot responds to different obstacle categories. You can increase sensitivity in yards where children or pets are frequently present, or adjust thresholds for common garden objects. The system provides safe defaults that most users never need to change.
Are there risks near pools or water features?
Ponds and pools without a physical barrier are a hazard. The robot may reverse or rotate near edges. Install physical edging — stones, pavers, or hoops — around any water feature to create a clear physical boundary. Do not rely on geofencing alone near water.
Is the camera a privacy concern?
No. The camera faces straight down at the turf surface. It physically cannot capture faces, license plates, or property interiors. This is privacy by physics — not software filtering. The lens sees only grass, soil, and ground-level obstacles.
Does the robot need internet to mow?
The robot connects via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n). While connectivity enables full Lawn Intelligence features and OTA updates, the robot can continue basic mowing operations during temporary connectivity loss.
What if my Wi-Fi doesn't reach the garden?
Use a Wi-Fi range extender to ensure coverage at the base station location. Good Wi-Fi in the garden is important for full functionality. VPNs on your network may also cause connectivity issues — disable them if you experience problems during setup.
Is the robot protected against theft?
Yes. The Lawn Companion is locked to your account via its serial number. A stolen robot cannot be paired to a different account. The geofence you draw during setup also serves as an anti-theft perimeter — the robot will alert you if moved outside it.

Plans & Support

What's in each package?
Everything: Lawn Companion™ robot(s), charging base station, all accessories, replacement blades, 24 months of Lawn Intelligence™ AI service, Volta app, and support. Volta determines how many robots your property needs based on a property assessment.
What are the package prices and promotions?
Three packages, each paid over 24 months or in cash upfront: PRO $59/mo (regular $69), ULTRA $75/mo (regular $89), and ULTRA 2× $114/mo (regular $139, two robots). All include 24 months of Lawn Intelligence™ service, accessories, and replacement blades. Spring Offer through May 31, 2026 — listed prices reflect the promotional rate. After the 24 months, the Lawn Intelligence™ service may be optionally renewed: $16/mo (PRO), $39/mo (ULTRA), $39/mo for both units (ULTRA 2×) — or $0/mo to keep using the robot in autonomous-only mode.
How does Volta determine how many robots I need?
Volta uses a property assessment including satellite imagery to determine fleet size. Each Lawn Companion covers up to 1,000 m² (~11,000 sq ft).
Do I have to keep paying after 24 months?
No. You can either continue with Lawn Intelligence™ service at reduced rates (to keep AI navigation, health reports, app features, and — on ULTRA and ULTRA 2× — Infinite Care active), or cancel the service entirely and continue using the Lawn Companion in autonomous-only mode at no cost.
What is Infinite Care?
Infinite Care™ is Volta's permanent hardware warranty, included with ULTRA and ULTRA 2×. It covers full unit replacement — battery, motor, everything — at no additional cost, no deductibles, and with less than 7 business-day turnaround. It remains active for as long as the Lawn Intelligence™ ULTRA service is active.
What are the payment options?
Two ways to pay: Finance — split the package over 3, 4, 6, 12, or 24 months via Affirm, ShopPay Finance, or PayPal (0% APR available). Or pay in full upfront. Both options unlock the same package, same service, same robot.
A Charleston yard, one season in

Quiet proof, in someone else's voice.

No script. No retakes. Just a Volta owner showing what changed when the lawn started looking after itself.

Owner
Charleston, SC
Plan
Lawn Intelligence™ Ultra
Rating
★★★★★
Verified by Machine ID

4.8 out of 5 · 136 verified reviews

Each review is cryptographically tethered to a paired Volta Lawn Companion™ — no email-based aggregators, no pay-to-play.

4.8 / 5 · 136 reviews
Dec 2025

No more weekend mowing!

Best purchase of 2025. My weekends are mine again. Volta handles everything — even around my flower beds and tree roots.

Sarah M.
Verified Owner
Nov 2025

Worth every penny

I was paying $200/month for a lawn service. Now I pay $59 for Volta Ultra and my lawn looks even better. The zero-install was the clincher.

James T.
Verified Owner
Oct 2025

Quietly does its job

Three months in and I've stopped checking on it. The lawn is the most consistent it's ever looked. The app catches things I'd never notice.

Elena G.
Verified Owner

✦ Volta PRO. The PRO package includes (i) one (1) Volta® Lawn Companion™ robotic unit, (ii) charging base + accessories kit, and (iii) 24 months of Volta® Lawn Intelligence™ PRO service (adaptive cell-based cut, monthly health reports, weed-suppression skill, OTA skill updates). Spring promotional price: $59/month for 24 months (regular $69/month) — total $1,416 at the spring rate, $1,656 at regular. Payable as a 24-month financing plan or as a single cash payment of $1,416 upfront (Spring Offer through May 31, 2026); the 24 months of bundled Lawn Intelligence™ service activate at first power-on. PRO service runs 24 months from activation; the customer may optionally renew afterwards at $16/month, or let it expire and continue using the unit in autonomous-only mode at no cost.

✧ Volta ULTRA. The ULTRA package includes (i) one (1) Volta® Lawn Companion™ robotic unit, (ii) charging base + accessories kit, and (iii) 24 months of Volta® Lawn Intelligence™ ULTRA service — everything in PRO plus weekly health reports, full weed-suppression skill, every new skill delivered OTA the moment it ships, LawnVoice™ Claude connector for natural-language control, and Infinite Care™ replacement-on-malfunction guarantee. Spring price: $75/month for 24 months (regular $89/month) — total $1,800 at the spring rate, $2,136 at regular. Payable as a 24-month financing plan or as a single cash payment of $1,800 upfront (Spring Offer through May 31, 2026); the 24 months of bundled Lawn Intelligence™ service activate at first power-on. ULTRA service runs 24 months from activation; optional renewal afterwards at $39/month (ULTRA), $16/month (PRO), or $0/month (autonomous-only mode).

✶ Volta ULTRA 2×. The ULTRA 2× package includes (i) two (2) Volta® Lawn Companion™ robotic units, (ii) two (2) charging bases + accessories kit, and (iii) 24 months of Volta® Lawn Intelligence™ ULTRA service across both units, with multi-robot orchestration (zero-overlap fleet coordination on split or large lawns) and Infinite Care™ on both units. Spring price: $114/month for 24 months (regular $139/month) — total $2,736 at the spring rate, $3,336 at regular. Payable as a 24-month financing plan or as a single cash payment of $2,736 upfront (Spring Offer through May 31, 2026); the 24 months of bundled Lawn Intelligence™ service activate at first power-on. After 24 months the service may optionally be renewed at $39/month covering both units (ULTRA), $16/month covering both units (PRO step-down), or $0/month (autonomous-only mode on both units).

↻ Service evolution. Volta® Lawn Intelligence™ is a continuously-evolving AI platform delivered over-the-air (OTA): bug fixes, model improvements, and entirely new skills are pushed to your Lawn Companion™ as soon as they ship. Each tier receives capabilities accordingly — PRO gets foundational AI improvements and OTA model refresh; ULTRA receives every new skill the moment it is released (weed-suppression, weather-adaptive cut, biology-aware mapping, LawnVoice™, future skills) at no additional cost; ULTRA 2× extends those capabilities across both coordinated units. Features, models, and integrations may be added, refined, or retired without prior notice. Some capabilities may not be available in all regions due to technical, regulatory, or infrastructural limitations. The service is designed and optimised exclusively for residential lawncare — commercial or agricultural use is outside scope.

⌬ Connectivity & app. The Volta® Lawn Companion™ requires an active Wi-Fi network with continuous Internet access reaching the charging base. The official Volta® app — available on iOS and Android — is required for setup, control, and to receive Lawn Intelligence™ insights. Vision-based features (property learning, hexagonal-cell zone mapping, weed-suppression skill, etc.) deliver outcomes that vary with yard conditions, soil type, climate, and seasonal weather.

▣ Imagery & performance claims. All images, renders, and product representations on this site are illustrative only. Final design, finish, and feature set may differ from what is shown. Performance claims (coverage, slope tolerance, agronomic outcomes) are based on controlled internal testing; real-world results vary with terrain, grass type, and user behaviour. Coverage figures are per-unit maximums under optimal conditions.

⊕ Suitability check & returns. Before placing an order, every customer is invited to review Volta®'s Suitability Requirements (size, slope, grass type, fenced perimeter, etc.) so that the Lawn Companion™ is matched to a property where it can perform at its best. Volta does not operate a free trial / "try-and-return-for-refund" window. What Volta does cover, generously, is everything that goes wrong on our side: throughout the entire warranty period, any malfunction or damage not directly caused by the customer — manufacturing defect, electronic failure, software fault, transport damage on arrival, premature wear, etc. — is repaired or fully replaced under Infinite Care™, with a brand-new unit shipped at our expense if necessary. See Shipping & Returns for the complete replacement policy and the remote-diagnosis steps that precede every RMA.

✈ Fulfilment & payments. Depending on stock and routing, the Lawn Companion™ ships from Volta Lawn Intelligence Inc. (USA) or directly from the manufacturing site (Volta Mowers s.r.l., Italy). Free standard shipping in the United States, 8–12 business days total (1–2 days handling, 7–10 days transit). Cash purchases process via Stripe®, PayPal®, or ShopPay®. Financed purchases process via Affirm® (US) at 0% APR — see terms at checkout.

® Trademarks. Volta®, Drop&Mow®, Dolce far Niente®, Lawn Companion™, Lawn Intelligence™, Infinite Care™, LawnVoice™, and Privacy by Physics™ are trademarks of Volta. The following marks are registered with the USPTO and verifiable in the official Trademark Status & Document Retrieval system: Volta® — Reg. No. 5,569,984 and Drop&Mow® — Reg. No. 6,523,144. Use of these marks requires the express written authorisation of Volta Lawn Intelligence, Inc., USA.

⚖ Intellectual property. Volta® is protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,297,755 B2 ("Method for controlling a soil working means based on image processing and related system", granted April 12, 2022), covering the vision-based autonomous navigation at the core of The Lawn Companion™. Patent filed 2017. Assignee: Volta Robots S.r.l.

✿ Academic & industry recognition. Volta is cited in peer-reviewed literature as the first company to release a commercial autonomous mower without a perimeter wire — Crop Science (2025), DOI 10.1002/csc2.70081, reviewing the past, present, and future of robotic turfgrass management. Volta was also named a CES Innovation Award Honoree (Las Vegas, 2019) for AI-powered computer-vision technology — the foundational capability that became today's vision-based navigation and safety architecture.

◐ Privacy & cybersecurity. The Lawn Companion™ uses downward-facing optics: cameras are physically angled at the turf, making facial recognition or neighbour-property surveillance hardware-impossible. Only agronomic data (per-cell density, color, growth-rate) leaves the device. There is no microphone on the unit. All connectivity terminates on US-based, Western-jurisdiction servers; no third-party data harvesting, no cross-border data transfers outside the US/EU. Network connectivity hardware is supplied by Ezurio (USA); cloud and AI inference run on Western-only infrastructure. Reviews and pairing handshakes are cryptographically anchored to the Volta Machine ID, which prevents impersonation at the device level.

✓ Hardware-verified reviews. Every review published on volta.ai is cryptographically tethered to a registered Volta® Machine ID via the official app — every star originates from an active, paired device, not an open-submission aggregator. Volta does not use Trustpilot or comparable third-party review platforms; this is a deliberate trust-architecture choice to prevent botting and pay-to-play bias.