Deploy in hours · No retrofitting
Lumper puts autonomous warehouse robots on your floor to handle case picking, trailer loading and palletizing. Priced by the pick, with no upfront cost. No capital expenditure, no retrofit, no six-month integration.
Automation for the 90% of warehouses that thought robots were out of reach.
The automation gap
Robotics was supposed to fix this. Instead, warehouse automation became a capital project: buy the equipment, retrofit the facility and wait six months for an integrator. Most operators say they are not ready for automation because the price tag and the project were never built for them.
$75B
US warehouse labor spend, every year
10%
Share of US warehouses with any automation
$0
What you pay upfront with Lumper
What Lumper is
You pay per pick, the way you would pay a temp worker, and scale capacity to your throughput instead of your headcount.
Three jobs
Lumper deploys autonomous warehouse robots that do the physical work your team does today: picking cases, loading and unloading trailers, and building pallets.
01
Autonomous robots pick heavy, mixed-SKU boxed goods in your existing racks. No retrofitting and no change to the layout.
02
The hardest, highest-turnover job in the warehouse, handled by robots with remote operators standing by for edge cases.
03
Outbound pallets of mixed cases built automatically, scaled to your shipping volume rather than your shift roster.
How it works
No procurement cycle and no facility rebuild. The robots start working on your existing floor, and you pay for the work they do.
01
We evaluate your picking, loading, and palletizing workflows, and where robotic labor pays for itself first.
02
Robots drop into your existing layout, racks, and floor-loaded inventory. No retrofit, no rebuild, no integrator project.
03
Pay only for the picks performed. Remote operators resolve exceptions while the system improves from every job.
Why it wins
01
Every incumbent sells robots as equipment: capital expenditure, facility retrofitting, and a months-long integration. Lumper is priced by the pick.
02
Lumper handles the heavy, mixed-SKU case work that e-commerce picking robots skip. It is the bulk of the labor line in distribution and wholesale.
03
When orders spike you add robotic capacity instead of entering a hiring race you cannot reliably win. When they fall, capacity follows.
Built for real volume
Throughput, runtime, and case weight set the denominator on your cost per pick. These are the platform specifications your team can plan volume against.
150 → Cases per hour
16 hr → Runtime per charge
65 lb → Maximum case weight
$0 → Upfront cost
Common questions
With Lumper, nothing upfront. You pay per pick, so robotic labor is priced against the manual labor it replaces and scales with your actual throughput rather than a capital budget.
No. Lumper robots deploy into your existing layout, racks, and floor-loaded inventory. There is no facility rebuild and no fixed infrastructure to install.
Yes. Lumper is usage-based robotic labor: no capital expenditure, no equipment purchase, and no long integration before the robots start working.
The physically hardest jobs on the floor: case picking, trailer loading and unloading, and palletizing. Remote operators handle the exceptions the robots cannot.