Highlights Marix Stone and Dr. Nancy Tanchel introduce Hells Bells Helmets, offering patented, custom-designed, 3-D sculpted motorcycle helmets that are DOT certified. They seek $500,000 for 20% equity, with a…
Highlights Michael and Babz Barnett introduce Romp n Roll, a kids’ activity center designed for children aged 3 months to 6 years, offering a mix of movement, music, and art…
Highlights Dorene Humason, also known as The Chef in Black, introduces her Jaden Chinese Salad Dressing and Seasoning Mix, a gluten-free, all-natural product that can be used for salads, stir-fries,…
Highlights Dr. Sylvie Shapiro and Nicole Brooks pitched Foot Fairy, an iPad app for measuring kids’ shoe sizes, on Shark Tank. The Sharks were intrigued by the concept but had…
Matt and Emily Griffin want to cook up an investment in their successful bake ware company, Baker’s Edge, in the Shark Tank season 5 finale. Matt came up with the…
Wayne Sikorcin and Scott Smith hope to tie up an investment from a Shark in episode 527 for their product called Tie Not. It’s a product that ties up water…
Highlights 12-year-old Moziah Bridges pitched Mo’s Bows, his handcrafted bow tie business, asking for $50,000 for 20% equity. Although the Sharks loved his enthusiasm and business acumen, they didn’t offer…
Highlights Bradford Scudder and Rob Dickens pitched Rugged Maniac on Shark Tank, seeking $1 million for 10% equity. Rugged Maniac offers a 3.1-mile obstacle course followed by a festival with…
Highlights Jon Fortheringham and Dr. Eric Durtschi pitch Crio Bru, a roasted cocoa drink brewed like coffee, seeking $1 million for 10% equity. The Sharks are unimpressed with the product’s…
Highlights Trevor Hiltbrand presented Cerebral Success, a brain supplement designed to increase mental energy and overall alertness without caffeine. The supplement is marketed as a natural study aid, providing a…
Chase Hoyt and his father pitch their high-tech cork system, called Wine Doctor, in Shark Tank Episode 529. The Wine Doctor is a silicon cork and vacuum pump that removes…
Felix Brandon Lloyd and Jordan Lloyd Bookey, two Washington D.C. parents hope the Sharks like Zoobean, their system that curates kids books and apps according to a child’s interests. Felix,…
Highlights Beverly Vines-Haines and Charlotte Clary pitch Ice Chips, their sugar-free xylitol candy, seeking $250,000 for 15% equity on Shark Tank. After a bidding war among the Sharks, Beverly and…
Highlights “Momtrepreneur” Erika Pope introduced Fort Magic, a versatile fort construction kit for kids, to the Sharks. Fort Magic kits allow for numerous fort configurations and encourage creative play and…
Highlights Taylor Robinson seeks $100,000 for 10% equity in Taylor Robinson Music, a platform that connects students with professional musicians for personalized music lessons. Despite $450,000 in sales last year…
Firefighter and entrepreneur Matt Scarpuzzi hopes to ignite the Sharks and get an investment for hisĀ Quickstop Fire Sprinkler Tools in Shark Tank episode 524. Scarpuzzi designed the Quickstop Tools to…
Highlights Stan Krozel and Kevin Ullery seek $125,000 for 20% equity in The Fun Time Express, a high-end trackless electric train business operating in malls and tourist areas. With $900,000…
Highlights Caleb Light and David Toledo pitch Power Pot, seeking $250,000 for 10% equity and secure a deal with Mark Cuban for $250,000 for 12% equity plus 3% advisory shares.…
You must have heard many versions of Grandmaās recipe. Cameron Smith and Joel Clark walk onto Shark Tank with their grandfatherās hearty recipe. They bring over Kodiak Cakes, their line…
Highlights Courtney Turich and Christie Barany pitch Monkey Mat, a portable, easy-to-carry floor mat, seeking $100,000 for 30% equity on Shark Tank. After some negotiation, the entrepreneurs secure a deal…