Bobby and Judy Edwards pitch Squatty Potty, a foot stool to correct your posture while pooping, in Shark Tank episode 610. Their company mission statement, “to change the way we…
Brother and sister “snacktrepreneurs” Jeff and Jennifer Martin hope to have the Sharks munching on PipSnacks, their line of “heirloom” popcorn, in episode 610. Jeff and Jen make PipCorn, PipSnacks’…
Curt Campbell hopes to grease the wheels of the Sharks as he seeks an investment for the Oilerie, his olive oil bar franchise, in Shark Tank episode 604. Curt opened…
College buddies and business partnersĀ Dan Gerson, David Levich, and Eric Liberman hope the Sharks find a fit for Sun-Staches, their line of novelty sunglasses with mustaches attached. The three men…
Josh andĀ Sara Margulis pitch Honeyfund, an onlineĀ wedding registry soon to be married couples set up when saving for aĀ honeymoon, in Shark Tank episode 604. The Margulises started Honeyfund back in…
PhilĀ ReitnourĀ andĀ Jason D. Friedberg introduce the Sharks to EmergenSee, a smart phone personal security system, in Shark Tank episode 604. EmergenSee allows users to alert a pre-selected group of people at…
Justin Fenchel, Brad Schulz, and Aimey Steadman seek an investment for BeatBox Beverages, mixed drinks in a box, in episode 604. The team, along with two other co-founders, met in…
Highlights Cousins Josh and Diana Karam pitch their successful online dress business, Red Dress Boutique, seeking $600,000 for 5% equity. Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec offer $1.2 million for 20%,…
Highlights Lei Yu and Tyler Freeman pitch DrumPants, a wearable musical instrument, seeking $150,000 for 5% equity. Despite demonstrating their product and receiving initial interest, the Sharks express concerns about…
Meghan Tarmey hopes to be on par with a Shark when she pitches The Caddy Girls, her golf caddy service featuring sexy women, in episode 605. Tarmey started The Caddy…
Husband and wife business partners Steve and Rachel McMurtrey hope the Sharks hop in and invest in Jungle Jumparoo, their “better bouncing toy” for kids (and adults) in Shark Tank…
Highlights Steve Christian pitched Table Jack, a device to stabilize wobbly tables, seeking $100,000 for 25% equity on Shark Tank. Despite demonstrating the product and having $200,000 in sales, the…
Highlights Ben and Eric Kusin pitched Reviver, reusable swipes that deodorize and freshen up clothing, on Shark Tank. The entrepreneurs secured a deal with Lori Greiner for $150,000 in exchange…
Highlights 13-year-old Noah Cahoon, along with his dad Brian and little brother Milo, presents Paper Box Pilots on Shark Tank. They seek $35,000 for 25% equity to expand their business.…
Highlights Kimberly and Koray Aya present Fun Cakes, a cake rental business offering faux wedding cakes, seeking $285,000 for 25% equity on Shark Tank. Fun Cakes uses Styrofoam layers to…
Highlights SoapSox, a stuffed animal washcloth, was pitched by Ray Phillips and Alvin Uy on Shark Tank. The product features an antimicrobial sponge and a soap pocket to make bath…
Anastasia Heart brings her successful Etsy product, HeartPup, to the Shark Tank in episode 603. HeartPup is her line of dog carriers that act like a combination scarf/sling. She createsĀ theĀ dog…
Dustin Berk and Ken HatonĀ throw their cards on the table when they pitch Ninja Cards, a darts-like card throwing game, in Shark Tank episode 603 on October 3, 2014. The…
Adrian Gonzalez and James Cass, two entrepreneurial Reverends from Las Vegas, pitch the Wedding Wagon in episode 602 – part two of the Shark Tank season 6 premier. Wedding Wagon…
Highlights Alice Brooks and Bettina Chen pitch Roominate, a STEM-focused building toy for girls, on Shark Tank Roominate achieved $5 million in sales and secured distribution in major retailers like…