VERDA cuts every day, to the centimeter, and goes home to charge. No perimeter wire to bury. Setup in under an hour.
The real cost
It's not the effort of one mow that wears you down. It's knowing you'll have to do it again in ten days. And again. All summer. Every year.
VERDA doesn't make mowing easier. It eliminates the repetition.
| VERDA | Gas Mower | Gardener | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront | €199 once | €250–500 | €0 |
| Per season | ≈ €0 | Gas + maintenance | €600–900 |
| Your hours / month | 0 h | 4–6 h | 0 h |
What's inside
Everything that normally needs you — collecting clippings, burying wire, watching the battery — has been engineered out.
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VERDA cuts a few millimetres a day and returns the clippings to the soil. Nothing to empty, nothing to bag, nothing to drive to the tip.
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Satellite positioning corrected in real time by the included antenna. VERDA knows where it is to the centimeter, so it mows in clean parallel lines instead of bouncing around at random.
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Low battery, finished zone or rain detected — VERDA drives itself back to the base station, charges, and resumes exactly where it stopped.
One base station, one antenna, one app. Whether your lawn is a small back garden or a three-quarter-acre plot, VERDA maps it once and then handles it on its own — quietly, while you sleep.
Setup
No trenching, no wire, no installer appointment. You do it once, in an afternoon, and never touch it again.
Pick a flat spot near an outdoor socket, on the edge of the lawn. Two screws into the ground and it's fixed.
Mount the included antenna on its pole with a clear view of the sky. This is what replaces the buried perimeter wire.
Walk VERDA once around the edge of your lawn from the app. Add no-go zones around flowerbeds and the pool in a couple of taps.
Set a schedule and forget it. VERDA goes out, cuts, returns to charge, and repeats — all season, on its own.
In the garden
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Proof
Six short clips, filmed on real lawns. No narration, no music — just the robot doing the thing.
The offer
No tiers, no locked features. The RTK antenna is included, the 2-year warranty applies — exactly what the ad promised, at the price the ad promised.
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Risk on us
Run VERDA on your actual lawn for a full month. If it doesn't do what this page says, tell us within 30 days and we take it back. No restocking fee, no interrogation.
Motor, battery, navigation module and base station are covered for 2 years from delivery. One email to support and we handle the repair or the replacement.
Owners
"Set it up Saturday morning, mapped the garden in the app, and by Monday I'd forgotten it was there."
"I was sure the no-wire thing was marketing. It isn't."
"We have a slope at the bottom that killed our old robot. This one just climbs it."
"Runs at night, we hear nothing. Wake up to a cut lawn."
"The mulching took two weeks, but the grass is visibly greener."
"Third month in. I've pushed a mower out of the shed zero times."
Questions
VERDA is built for lawns between 500 and 3,000 m² — from a standard suburban back garden up to a three-quarter-acre plot. It handles multiple separate zones and works around flowerbeds, trees and paths via no-go areas you draw in the app.
Correct. VERDA uses RTK navigation instead of a buried boundary wire: the included antenna corrects the satellite signal in real time so the robot knows its position to the centimeter. You define the boundary by walking it once in the app. No trenching, no cutting the lawn open, no wire to repair after aeration.
This is an end-of-series clearance. The unit was listed at €899; we are clearing the remaining stock of this series at €199 rather than storing it. It is the same product, with the same 2-year warranty and the same 30-day guarantee — the price is lower because the series is ending, not because anything was removed from the box.
Under one hour for a typical garden: place the base station near an outdoor socket, mount the RTK antenna with a clear view of the sky, then walk the perimeter once from the app. No installer, no appointment, no tools beyond a screwdriver.
Yes. VERDA runs quietly enough for night schedules, which is how most owners use it — the lawn is cut before you wake up and the garden is free all day. Navigation is satellite-based, so darkness makes no difference to how it works.
The rain sensor sends VERDA back to its base station automatically, and it resumes the schedule once conditions allow. You do not need to go out and fetch it, and you do not need to remember to cancel anything.
Daily, typically 1–2 hours per session depending on lawn size. Because it takes only a few millimetres each pass, the grass never gets long — which is exactly why there is nothing to collect and why the lawn looks even all season.
VERDA climbs slopes up to 20° (roughly 36%). Steeper banks should be excluded as no-go zones in the app so the robot routes around them.
VERDA is protected by a PIN code and GPS tracking. Lifting it off the lawn triggers an alarm, and the unit is locked to your account — without your PIN it cannot be paired to another base station or reset by someone else.
No. The app is free on iOS and Android, and there is no subscription — not for mapping, not for scheduling, not for updates. You pay once for the robot and that is the end of it, ever.
The VERDA robot, the RTK antenna and its mounting pole, the charging base station with ground pegs, mulching blades including a spare set, and the app for iOS and Android with no subscription. The 2-year warranty and 30-day satisfaction guarantee apply, and delivery is free. RTK navigation documentation available upon request.
€199 instead of €899, while the clearance stock lasts. Today's clearance pricing ends at 5:00 PM.
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