How Much Does a Sex Doll Cost in 2026? A Factory-Direct Price Breakdown

Short answer: a full-size sex doll costs between $269 and $1,969 in 2026, and a torso (half-body) costs between $79 and $1,099. That is a delivered price — it already includes free sea shipping to your door. The spread is enormous because you are not paying for one thing; you are paying for four things stacked on top of each other: material, height, head type, and options.

This guide breaks down exactly where the money goes, using real prices from our own catalogue rather than vague ranges copied from other blogs. By the end you will know which tier you should be shopping in — and which upgrades are worth skipping.

The real 2026 price table (delivered, sea shipping included)

These are live prices from our catalogue. Every price below includes free sea shipping to your door (15–20 days). Air shipping is an optional upgrade, shown in the last column.

TPE full body — the mainstream choice

Height	Weight	Price	Air upgrade
100 cm	13.4 kg	$269	+$80
115 cm	17.4 kg	$309	+$110
125 cm	17.0 kg	$339	+$110
139 cm	26.7 kg	$529	+$170
148 cm	32.3 kg	$599	+$210
158 cm	33.6 kg	$689	+$210
168 cm	42.5 kg	$749	+$280

Silicone head + TPE body — the best-value combo

Height	Weight	Price (wig)	Air upgrade
148 cm	32.3 kg	$749	+$210
158 cm	33.6 kg	$839	+$210
168 cm	42.5 kg	$909	+$270

Planted (rooted) hair instead of a wig adds realism to the hairline and costs more — check the product page for the exact figure, it varies by height.

Full silicone — the premium tier

Height	Weight	Price (wig)	Air upgrade
145 cm	29.5 kg	$1,349	+$190
159 cm	36.1 kg	$1,499	+$230
168 cm	39.1 kg	$1,559	+$250

Full silicone with textured skin — top of the range

Height	Weight	Price (wig)	Air upgrade
147 cm	33.6 kg	$1,679	+$220
159 cm	36.7 kg	$1,739	+$230
168 cm B-cup	35.4 kg	$1,769	+$220

Why the same 158 cm doll can cost $689 or $1,739

Three variables, in order of how much they move the price:

1. Material. TPE is the cheapest and softest. Silicone costs roughly two to three times more at the same height because the raw material is expensive, curing takes longer, and the moulds need finer detail work. Silicone pays you back in facial detail, stain resistance and how easy it is to sanitise.
2. Head construction. A silicone head on a TPE body is the sweet spot for most buyers: you get the photographic realism where it actually matters (the face) without paying for a full silicone body.
3. Weight. This one is invisible on the price tag but it is not free. Every kilogram adds shipping cost, and it adds it twice — once in freight and once in the handling difficulty you live with afterwards. A 168 cm TPE doll is 42.5 kg; a 148 cm is 32.3 kg. That 10 kg difference is the difference between "I can move it myself" and "I need a plan".

What shipping actually costs

Sea shipping is already built into every price above — 15 to 20 days, delivered to your door, with free shipping included. If you would rather not wait, upgrading to air shipping is a surcharge of roughly $80 to $280 depending on weight, and delivery takes 5 to 7 days. The surcharge is proportional to weight, which means the bigger the doll, the more it hurts — another reason not to buy more height than you need.

Your parcel ships in a plain carton with no product name, no branding and no indication of the contents. The shipping label reads "daily necessities / household goods". Nobody handling the box — courier, customs, neighbours — can tell what is inside.

The costs nobody puts on the price tag

• Optional functions. ROS (oral), heating, AI voice, yoga skeleton, weight reduction and others are priced individually, typically from a few dollars up to around $70 each. They are the fastest way to inflate a $600 order into a $900 order, so decide which ones you will actually use. Our guide to optional functions goes through each one.
• First-year care. Renewal powder, a mild antibacterial soap and a drying stick come to roughly $50–$80 for the year. Silicone needs less of this than TPE.
• Storage. A full-size doll needs a place to lie flat or hang. A hanging bracket is cheap insurance; a doll left standing on its feet bolts for weeks will eventually deform.

In-stock vs custom: how long you wait

In-stock models leave the factory immediately. Custom configurations take about 7 days to produce before shipping, because the body is built to your spec rather than pulled from a shelf. Either way, every order is photographed and filmed before it leaves — what you see in those images is the exact unit you receive, not a stock photo of a similar one.

So how much should you actually spend?

• Under $350: a 100–125 cm TPE doll or a torso. The right call if you are not yet sure this product suits you, or if storage and discretion are your hard limits.
• $500–$750: the mainstream first-buy zone. A 148–168 cm TPE doll, or a silicone-head hybrid at the lower end. Best realism-per-dollar in the whole catalogue.
• $900–$1,100: silicone head + TPE body at full height. Where most experienced buyers land.
• $1,300 and up: full silicone, or textured skin. Worth it if facial realism and easy sanitising are the priorities, and you have the storage for it.

The one mistake we see constantly: spending the budget on height instead of material. A taller TPE doll is not a better doll — it is just a heavier one that costs more to ship. Spend on material and head sculpt, and let height be whatever is left over.

Next step

Browse the 214 full-size models with live pricing, or compare torso and half-body options if you want realism without 40 kg to move. Prices update automatically as you change material, height and options on each product page. Questions about a specific configuration? Our FAQ covers ordering, shipping and care, or message us directly — we answer with factory information, not sales scripts.