Ep 20. LUCIDArt, SwiftPaws, BusyBox, Dirty Cookie

Season 13 of Shark Tank premiered on October 8th, 2021, and has been delivering high-stakes investments from the Sharks for several weeks now. The show brings together a group of successful entrepreneurs and business tycoons who invest their own money in innovative startups in exchange for equity. Season 13 Episode 20, titled "LUCIDArt, SwiftPaws, BusyBox, Dirty Cookie" features four different businesses presenting their ideas to the Sharks hoping to secure a deal.

First up is LUCIDArt, a company that creates artwork that is elevated with 3D lighting effects. The owner of LUCIDArt is seeking an investment of $250,000 for 20% equity in her company. She shares with the Sharks that their product can be used to create custom pieces for events, such as weddings, and even for corporate events. According to the owner, the company has generated over $250,000 in revenue in the past year and has a patent-pending software that allows clients to preview their design before making a purchase. The sharks are interested in the potential of the product, but they also see a saturated market in the art industry.

The second presentation is by SwiftPaws, a company that combines technology and exercise for dogs. The company creates a self-propelled lure system, which allows dogs to chase an object around a predetermined track. The founder of SwiftPaws is asking for $500,000 in exchange for 7.5% equity in the company. The Sharks are impressed by the product and see great potential, especially in the pet industry, which is valued in the billions of dollars. However, the Sharks are concerned with the valuation of the company and are hesitant to make an offer.

Next up is BusyBox, a subscription-based service that delivers a box of healthy snacks to customers each month. The company prides itself on offering snacks that are curated specifically to meet the customer's taste preferences and dietary restrictions. The founder of BusyBox is asking for $200,000 in exchange for a 10% equity stake. The Sharks are hesitant to invest due to the competition in the snack industry, but they also question the logistics of shipping perishable goods. However, they are interested in the founder's background in the food industry and the innovative approach to the subscription model.

The final presentation is by Dirty Cookie, a company that offers customizable cookie shots filled with milk or other beverages. The owner of Dirty Cookie is seeking $250,000 for 10% equity in the company. The Sharks are impressed with the business model and the unique product offering. However, they question the scalability and competition in the cookie industry.

Overall, Shark Tank Season 13 Episode 20 offers a diverse range of business ideas and innovations. Whether it's the cutting-edge technology of SwiftPaws or the unique product offering of Dirty Cookie, the entrepreneurs featured on this episode showcase their passion and creativity in their respective fields. The Sharks are hesitant to make deals due to the expected competition and potential challenges, but they also see potential in the marketability and expansion of these businesses.