Robots for clubs who look after their own ground.
Volunteer hours are the scarcest thing a club has. These machines give them back.
A club is not a city council: the budget is smaller, the ground is maintained by people who are there in the evening, and nobody has a groundstaff. The question is never which machine is biggest — it is which one a volunteer can run on their own, and how to pay for it out of a season's budget rather than a capital one.
What makes it hard
- The work falls on volunteers
- Mowing and marking before a Saturday fixture is hours that somebody gives up, every week, for the whole season.
- There is no capital budget
- A club rarely has the cash to buy a machine outright, and an investment over ten years does not fit how a season is funded.
- Nobody has time to learn a complicated machine
- If it takes a technician to run it, it will sit in the shed. It has to be usable by whoever turns up.
The machines for the job
Every one is configurable, financeable and repairable on site. Add them to a basket and you get a single quote.
And what goes with them
Buy it or lease it
HEXABOX turns the machine, its maintenance and its consumables into one monthly figure — annual or seasonal, matched to your financial year. Purchase remains available on every reference.
Build a financing planWho comes out when it stops
96% of our robots are repaired on site, by our own technicians. There is no reseller between you and the people who built the machine.
See service and leasingQuestions we get asked
- Can we rent for the season only?
- Yes. HEXABOX Season runs 3, 4, 5 or 6 months a year over 4 or 5 years. We deliver, commission and service it, and at the end of the season we take the robot back, inspect it and store it over winter.
- Can a volunteer actually use it?
- That is what they are built for. MOXY 520 returns to its charging station on its own; VISTA MINI fits in a car boot and maps a pitch quickly. And Hexagone Academy trains your people on the machine they will actually use, not on a generic course.
- We also have a hall and padel courts.
- JIMMY FIT scrubs the hall overnight, and HEXA PADEL sweeps padel and tennis surfaces — the twin-grate hopper picks up debris and redistributes the sand in the same pass.
- What if the club cannot afford a new machine at all?
- Say so in the form. Between seasonal lease, a shared arrangement with the local authority that owns the ground, and the second-hand route, there is usually a way through. We would rather find it than lose the conversation.
Tell us about your site.
Send the form with your dimensions and your constraints. A Hexagone expert answers within one working day — and the demonstration on site is free.