Highlights CBS Foods offers shrimp burgers in four flavors, designed as a healthier alternative to traditional burgers and turkey burgers. Shawn Davis sought $200,000 for 25% equity but left Shark…
Highlights Michael Schiavone seeks $200,000 for 25% equity in Caffeindicator, a caffeine detection sugar packet, on Shark Tank. The Sharks are intrigued by the idea but have concerns about consumer…
Highlights Mont Handley presented PittMoss, a recycled paper-based peat moss substitute. Developed over 20 years, PittMoss offers an environmentally friendly alternative to peat moss. Kevin O’Leary, Mark Cuban, and Robert…
Highlights Danielle Stangler and Julia Rossi pitch NeatCheeks, their sweet-flavored face wipes for children, seeking $150,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. After some negotiation, the entrepreneurs secure a deal…
Highlights Mark Melni, Byron Dunn, and Armand Eckert pitched Melni Connectors, a time-saving electrical connector that eliminates the need for crimping and soldering, seeking $500,000 for 5% equity. Mark Cuban…
Highlights Alex Milewski and Sherisse Hawkins introduce Beneath the Ink, a technology platform that allows authors to embed enhanced content, or “Binks,” in e-books, seeking $350,000 for 10% equity on…
Highlights Matt Reed presents Bee Thinking, a beekeeping supplies business specializing in handcrafted, foundationless beehives, seeking $400,000 for 10% equity on Shark Tank. Despite strong sales and a compelling mission…
Alex Furmansky hopes for a plush deal when he pitches Budsies in Shark Tank episode 629. Furmansky got the idea for Budsies after observing his little sister with her stuffed…
“Momtrepreneur” Julie Thompson pitches PullyPalz, Ā her solution to the lost pacifier problem, in Shark Tank episode 629. Julie got a Huggies Grant of $15,000 to help get her business started,…
Highlights Joel Vinocur and Arsene Millogo introduced Forus Athletics, a line of ultra-light running shoes, to the Sharks. Forus shoes feature multiple innovations and have raised over $48,000 through an…
Highlights Jeff and Annie Hughes pitch Legal Grind, a unique coffeehouse that provides legal advice, seeking $200,000 for 15% equity. Legal Grind combines Jeff’s passion for law and coffee, offering…
Highlights Nate Berkopec, an NYU student, presents The Factionist, seeking $30,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. The Factionist lacks a solid business model, having only sold $3,000 worth of…
Highlights Sibling trio seeks $200,000 for 30% equity in their unique children-focused storefront business, Wee Can Shop. The business allows young children to shop for gifts in a kid-sized store…
Highlights Tim Stansbury and Erin Whalen seek $40,000 for 40% equity in their company, Grease Monkey Wipes, on Shark Tank. The Sharks are impressed by the productās effectiveness and branding,…
Anthony and Tina Calvert come to the Shark Tank in episode 113 with their invention, the PODillow. The product looks essentially like the end of a massage table – a…
Highlights Jill Quillin asked for $105,000 for 30% of Lipstick Remix, her lipstick recycling kit. The Sharks were intrigued, with three Sharks offering a joint deal, but the deal ultimately…
Highlights Ray Latypov and Jim Dimascio present Virtusphere, a 10-foot diameter virtual reality simulator designed for military training, gaming, and fitness. They seek $1.5 million for 10% equity but face…
Highlights Jeff Wolsky introduces The Bobble Place, an online business offering custom bobblehead dolls for $78-109 each. Wolsky seeks $75,000 for 18% equity but only in the expansion of his…
Highlights Brian Duggan and Adam McCombs introduce Jump Forward, a website designed to streamline college athlete recruitment while ensuring compliance with NCAA regulations. They seek $150,000 for 10% equity, impressing…
Highlights Dr. Floyd Seskin introduces the Uro Club, a discreet urinal disguised as a 7-iron golf club, designed to provide relief for golfers during long rounds. Seeking $25,000 for 51%…