Shark Tank

The twelfth season of Shark Tank is here with a fierce competition between the entrepreneurs. Carlson and Jason Grill, a father and son duo pitch in their innovative storage solution and asks the Sharks to help them. Which Shark will lend an offer? Tune in for more,

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but for the working class, it is almost a challenge to balance between managing the time and having a nutritious breakfast. However, Nahum Jeanot brings exactly the product that can take away all the hassle! Watch the episode as he introduces his product, Go Oats, to the sharks,

Angie Kupper and Matt Mundt from Wisconsin seek $150,000 in exchange for 10 per cent of their company that solves the sleeping problems with their cutting-edge sleep pods. Will the duo impress the Sharks with their simple solution to sleeping problems? Tune in to find out,

Sarah Apgar, the founder and CEO of Fitfighter, arrives before the sharks to present her revolutionary exercise equipment and strike a deal with them. Sarah shares that the Fitfighter Steelhose is a smarter and a much more resourceful alternative to an average dumbbell and shows the sharks the many uses it offers. Will Sarah be able to walk away with a deal and a new investor?

Lance Burney and Kim Burney are here to get a deal with the sharks with their product, 'Mighty Carver', an electric knife with a decent prospect in sales. Will the sharks "carve" up a deal with this product? Tune in to find out,

Michael Pan seeks $300K for a 10% stake in a vegan version of a classic grab-and-go snack! Subsequently, Lori Greiner and Blake Mycoskie are enticed by the idea and make an offer to Michael. But things start to get interesting when Mark Cuban jumps into the race to win the stake in Michael's company. Watch the episode and find out who wins the stake,

Kevin Greco, CEO of ODR skis, arrives before the Sharks to showcase his modern and space-saving ski boots and reveals the many advantages it offers when compared to other regular skis. Will Kevin be able to convince the Sharks to go into business with him? Find out,

Jessica Levison seeks $800K for an 8% stake in her organic and nutrient-enriched ice cream company Peekaboo that hides vegetables in every scoop. While the other Sharks feel that the company is overvalued, Lori Greiner offers the entire amount as a loan at 6% interest over three years and a 5% stake in the company. Will Jessica accept her offer?

Fran Harris from Dallas, Texas dives right into the Shark Tank seeking a whopping USD 350,000 in exchange for a 20 per cent stake in her company. Her company manufactures sports drink which claims to beat all the competitors in the market. Will the Sharks respond positively? Tune in to for more,

Stason Strong and Brad Hall arrive before the Sharks to showcase their unique bottle opener 'Bubbly Blaster', which transforms a normal champagne bottle into a fun water gun. Will the duo convince the Sharks to invest in their company that aims to reduce spillage of alcohol? Find out more,

Nick and Zack arrive with their product 'Quevos', chips-like snacks made from egg whites and they also offer the same nutrition as an egg white omelette compared to a bag of chips. The duo seeks a USD 200,000 for a 5 per cent stake in their entity. Tune in to see if they walk away with a deal,

Michael Green and Bob Mackey are two aspiring business owners who have invented an item to keep the world a little safer from germs and dirt. However, none of the sharks other than Daymond John shows interest while he puts a tough choice in front of the owners. Will both parties make a deal? Learn more in this episode,

Being a fan of pizza, Lori Greiner jumps with joy when a couple of pizza lovers just like her share about their business of pizza with a twist. However, Lori's investment offer asks for double the equity they were offering. Can the two parties come to an agreement?

Hayley brings remarkable and revolutionary convertible high heels getting everyone's attention. Later on, Alicia's Byoot suits did not impress everyone but Kendra Scott. Wonder if Kendra made a deal with Byoot suits?

Phil Wong introduces his company Misfit Foods, which makes make delicious part veggies, part lab-meat food products and seeks $250,000 for a 5% stake in the company. Mark Cuban and Daniel Lubetzky make him a joint offer of $250,000 for a 15% stake. Will Phil accept the offer? Tune in to find out,

Judy Cannella Schott and Nita Friloux Gassen from The Better Bedder company enter the tank with a product to make the daily chore easier as they seek 150,000 dollars in return for ten per cent of their company. What is the highly talked product about? Tune in to find out on, Voot Select!

Nancy Rothner from Delaware is the founder of Pinch Me Therapy Dough. The agenda is to relieve the stress by kneading the dough. How much will be her ask to the sharks for this therapy? Watch to find out,

Joe Savino and Ari Tolwin are two aspiring business owners who have invented a custom machine for fresh plant based milk at a push of the bottom. Will the sharks accept the entrepreneur's demands?

Kevin Conway and Josh Inglis seek $500k for a 10% stake for their protective cases company for gadgets called, The Phoozy! Watch the episode as Kevin O'Leary offers $500k for a 4% stake and a few more royalties to them,

The founder of a billion-dollar jewellery brand, Kendra Scott returns to the Tank. Anika enters the tank with a healthier version of a beauty product and seeks 75,000 dollars in exchange for 5 per cent of her company. Will the Sharks dive in?

Two passionate chefs, Jason McKinney and Tyler Vorce introduce Truffle Shuffle which sells only the finest truffles for a 5% company's stake against 500k dollars. Catch the episode to know if the sharks step in,

Stress and exhaustion wreak havoc on people's minds, as the situation after the COVID-19 pandemic turns more complicated. Watch the episode as Kaylin Marcotte changes the game with Jiggy Puzzles, only

Thomas Fields presents his company, Grind which manufactures portable basketball shooting machine. He seeks $250k for a 5% stake but Mark Cuban asks for a 30% stake for the same price. Tune in to know more,

The Frozen Farmer has become a nationwide brand and looks forward to a future with Lori Greiner. Furthermore, Robert Herjavec invests in a shoelace business. Tune in to find out more,