Shark Tank season 15 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Michael Rubin, founder of Fanatics, joins Shark Tank, sparking interest with his story. Bot-It, an AI bot service, pitches, seeking $150,000 for 10%. Despite ethical concerns, Cuban and Rubin invest $300,000 for 30%. Wellingtons, offering frozen beef Wellingtons, seeks $200,000 for 10%, but fails to secure a deal due to scalability issues. Glove Wrap, a baseball glove conditioner, impresses with its simplicity, securing $50,000 for 22% from Cuban and Rubin. Dating By Blaine, a coaching service, lands $100,000 for 10% from Cuban, aiming to aid single men in dating.
Full Episode S15E03 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bot-It?
An AI-driven bot service for consumers to outpace online booking and purchasing systems.
Who founded Bot-It?
Maurice Bachelor and Joel Griffith.
What investment did Bot-It seek in Shark Tank?
$150,000 for a 10% stake.
What concerns did the Sharks have about Bot-It?
The ethics and functionality of using bots in consumer markets.
What was the final deal for Bot-It?
$300,000 for 30% from Mark Cuban and Michael Rubin.
What is Wellingtons?
A line of frozen beef Wellington dishes.
Who are the founders of Wellingtons?
Arya and Tasha.
What investment did Wellingtons seek in Shark Tank?
$200,000 for a 10% stake.
Why did the Sharks opt out of investing in Wellingtons?
Concerns about the business model, scalability, and high shipping costs.
What is Glove Wrap?
A tool for conditioning baseball gloves.
Who presented Glove Wrap?
Gavin, Morgan, and Jon.
What was the initial investment sought for Glove Wrap?
$50,000 for 20%.
What deal did Glove Wrap secure?
$50,000 for 22% from Cuban and Rubin.
What is Dating By Blaine?
A dating coaching service.
Who is the founder of Dating By Blaine?
Blaine Anderson.
What was the final deal for Dating By Blaine?
$100,000 for 10% from Mark Cuban.