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Partner V2 · The flagship
Partner V2 moves anywhere on the court and feeds you on the run, the way a real hitting partner would. For tennis, pickleball and padel. Built in Auburn, Alabama.
$2,275 $3,500 60-day on-court trial
Pay over time — monthly financing available at checkout.
Want a stationary machine? See Partner Lite
Why it moves
A stationary machine feeds every shot from one spot, so you learn the machine instead of the game. Partner V2 moves anywhere on the court between shots, so the angle, the depth and your read change the way they do in a rally.
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Every Partner runs the same AI drills, spin and placement control, and app. Partner V2 adds a drive base so it plays like a partner. Partner Lite stays in one spot and weighs 25 lbs.
Flagship On court Moves with you
It moves with you, so the ball comes from where a player would hit it.
$2,275
Tennis, pickleball or padel
Pay over time — monthly financing available at checkout.
Stationary On court Stays put
The same AI in a 25 lb machine that stays in one spot.
$1,525
Tennis, pickleball or padel
Pay over time — monthly financing available at checkout.
| Spec | Partner V2 | Partner Lite |
|---|---|---|
| Court movement | Moves anywhere on the court | Stationary |
| Weight | 35.4 lbs | 25 lbs |
| AI and cameras | 4K cameras, 3D ball tracking | 4K cameras, 3D ball tracking |
| Ball speed | 10–70 mph | 10–70 mph |
| Spin | Up to 3,600 rpm | Up to 3,600 rpm |
| Ball capacity | 140 tennis or padel · 250 pickleball | 140 tennis or padel · 250 pickleball |
| Battery | 4–5 hr, swaps in one click | 4–5 hr, swaps in one click |
| Works with the Rover | Yes | Yes |
| Warranty and trial | 3 years · 60 days | 3 years · 60 days |
| Price | $2,275 | $1,525 |
The Rover collects balls on its own while you keep hitting. It works with both Partner V2 and Partner Lite. Bundle V2 is $3,995 (save $555). Bundle Lite is $3,245.
"What surprised me the most was how much I had to move and anticipate—it felt just like a real hitting session."
Alex Chan
Rockville, MD
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"The Tennibot Partner is an amazing ball machine—it moves, evolves, and offers an experience unlike any other ball machine I've played with before."
Mo Eldemerdash
Auburn, AL
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"This is really impressive, any of the tennis ball machines I used in the past don’t compare to this... they’re highly predictable, this ones not as predictable.”
Charlie Harrison
Auburn, AL
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"It's fantastic for drilling, practice points, and even doubles drills. I really enjoyed it."
Sylvana Jordyn
Rockville, MD
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"I worked on rapid-fire volleys, reflexes, and range at the net—it's perfect for sharpening your skills."
Logan West
Washington, DC
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Recognition
Pick your sport.
The Tennibot app gives you full control over the experience. From court selection to drill modification.
Our promise
Your trial starts the day the machine arrives, not the day you order.
Every Partner and Rover is covered for three years.
Free both ways inside the US.
Designed, built and supported in Auburn, Alabama since 2016.
What is Tennibot?
Tennibot makes AI-powered ball machines and an autonomous ball collector for tennis, pickleball and padel. The company was founded in 2016 and builds its machines in Auburn, Alabama. Partner V2 is the flagship: an AI tennis ball machine that moves anywhere on the court. Partner Lite is the stationary version. The Rover is an automatic tennis ball collector that picks up balls on its own while you play.
Questions? Call us at 251-277-8022
Yes. Partner V2 has a drive base and moves anywhere on the court on its own between shots, so balls come from different positions the way they would in a rally. Partner Lite has the same AI but stays in one spot.
Both have the same AI, 4K cameras, drills, spin and placement control, and app, and both work with the Rover. Partner V2 moves anywhere on the court and costs $2,275. Partner Lite is stationary, weighs 25 lbs and costs $1,525.
Partner V2 is a separate machine for each sport: tennis, pickleball and padel. With Partner Lite, tennis and padel are the same unit, and pickleball is its own dedicated unit.
Tennibot designs and builds its machines in Auburn, Alabama, and has since 2016.
No. The app, AI drills and over-the-air updates are included with the machine.
Four to five hours per battery. It swaps out with one click, so with a charged spare the machine never stops to charge.
Up to 140 tennis or padel balls, or 250 pickleballs.
Every Tennibot comes with a 3-year warranty and a 60-day on-court trial that starts the day the machine arrives.
