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 product’s 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%…
Highlights Sandy Hyun and Roman Pietrs introduce Mr. Poncho, a handmade cell phone carrying case with a unique cord management feature. They seek $50,000 for 25% equity but face skepticism…
Highlights Andrew Sperry introduces Ink Flip, a printer cartridge refill service that operates like a DVD rental program, aiming to solve the frustration of running out of ink at critical…
Inventor and police officer Alfonzo Dowe, Sr. comes to episode 112 of the Shark Tank with his answer to dirty golf balls; The Twister. Dowe has been a golf enthusiast…
Highlights Brett Thompson and Heath Hall sought $50,000 for 10% equity in Pork Barrel Barbecue, valuing the business at $500,000. The product is a line of BBQ sauces and spice…
Highlights Buck and Arlene Weimer, both psychotherapists, introduce Underease Underwear, a product designed to reduce odor for people suffering from bowel challenges like Crohn’s disease. The Weimers request $55,000 for…
Highlights David Chodosh, a toy maker, introduces The Fizz, a plastic cup that mixes ice cream with soda to create a fun treat. Chodosh seeks $125,000 for 25% equity but…
Highlights Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman pitched College Foxes Packing Boxes, a spin-off of College Hunks Hauling Junk, on Shark Tank. Faced Sharks’ demands for equity in the already successful…
xt, 10 year-old Mikaila Ulmer and her dad, Theophilus Ulmer, pitch Bee Sweet Lemonade, a line of fresh-squeezed lemonade drinks sweetened with Texas wildflower honey, flaxseed, and mint, in Shark Tank episode…
Ryan Shell hopes to find a fit with a Shark when he pitches Home T, his line of home state tee shirts, in Shark Tank Episode 628. Shell founded the…
Highlights Patrick Ambron pitched Brand Yourself on Shark Tank, seeking $2 million for 13.5% equity. Brand Yourself is an online reputation management platform allowing users to control their search engine…
Highlights Aqua Vault is a locking, rigid plastic case that secures valuables with a three-digit combination lock, ideal for beach-goers. The founders sought $75,000 for 12% equity and secured…