Where does the pitch data come from?

Every ask, valuation and final deal is taken from the broadcast episode itself and cross-checked against the brand's own announcements. Where a deal was agreed on air but never closed, the record says so — that gap is the single most common error in coverage elsewhere. Anything we can't source, we leave out rather than estimate.

Why does no brand show a discount code?

We publish a code only when the brand has given it to us or published it itself, and we re-check each one on a schedule. None of the records here currently has a code that meets that bar, so none is shown. An expired code is worse than no code.

How is this different from searching for a brand?

Search returns a dozen articles summarising the same episode. This gives you one structured record per brand — ask, valuation, final structure, who invested — and lets you filter across all of them at once by market, season, investor and outcome.

I'm a founder. How do I get listed or fix my record?

Send the correction with a source and we publish within 48 hours. Listing is free and we don't sell placement: position is determined by the filters the reader picked, never by a payment.

How do you make money?

Some links on the main Choose My Stack site are affiliate links that pay a commission at no extra cost to you. They have no bearing on whether a brand appears here, how its pitch is recorded, or where it sits in a list.

21 brand records · India and USA · figures reviewed September 2026

Every D2C brand that pitched, and what actually happened after

One structured record per brand: the ask, the valuation, the deal as it was finally structured, who wrote the cheque, and where the business went next.

21Brand records published

12Shark Tank India records

17Deals closed on air

9Product verticals

Largest cheques on record

Ranked by cash invested, taken from the final deal rather than the ask. Indian amounts carry an approximate dollar figure so the two markets can be read side by side.

Shark Tank IndiaLargest cheques written on the Indian panel

Skippi Ice PopsBacked by All five#1

₹1 Cr≈ $120K

₹1 Cr for 15%, all five investors

Hammer LifestyleBacked by Aman Gupta#2

₹1 Cr≈ $120K

₹1 Cr for 7.5%

Get-A-WheyBacked by Vineeta, Namita, Aman#3

₹1 Cr≈ $120K

₹1 Cr for 3%, three investors

Shark Tank USALargest cheques among the brands we hold

Squatty PottyBacked by Lori Greiner#1

$350K

$350K for 10%

LovepopBacked by Kevin O'Leary#2

$300K

$300K for 15%

BluelandBacked by Kevin O'Leary#3

$270K

$270K for 3%

The brand record

Every filter below composes with the others. Open a record for what the business looked like at the pitch and where it went afterwards.

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Skippi Ice PopsFood & beverage · India · S1Deal₹1 Cr for 15%, all five investorsAsk₹1 Cr / 5%Val₹20 CrAll fiveStore for Skippi Ice Pops (opens in a new tab)
Hammer LifestyleConsumer electronics · India · S1Deal₹1 Cr for 7.5%Ask₹1 Cr / 2%Val₹50 CrAman GuptaStore for Hammer Lifestyle (opens in a new tab)
The Whole TruthHealth & nutrition · India · S2No dealWalked away, raised privately afterAsk₹1.5 Cr / 1%Val₹150 CrNo investmentStore for The Whole Truth (opens in a new tab)
BummerApparel · India · S1Deal₹75 L for 7.5%Ask₹75 L / 4%Val₹18.75 CrVineeta SinghStore for Bummer (opens in a new tab)
Beyond WaterFood & beverage · India · S2Deal₹50 L for 6%, two investorsAsk₹50 L / 2%Val₹25 CrNamita, Aman
MenstrupediaHealth & nutrition · India · S3No dealDeclined the counter-offerAsk₹50 L / 1%Val₹50 CrNo investmentStore for Menstrupedia (opens in a new tab)
NuutjobPersonal care · India · S3Deal₹75 L for 5% plus royaltyAsk₹75 L / 2%Val₹37.5 CrAman GuptaStore for Nuutjob (opens in a new tab)
Auli LifestyleBeauty & skincare · India · S4Deal₹80 L for 4%Ask₹80 L / 1.5%Val₹53 CrVineeta SinghStore for Auli Lifestyle (opens in a new tab)

Browse by market and season

Across the 4 seasons whose totals we can source, 655 pitches aired and 321 left with a deal agreed on air. Those tiles say how much of each is written up here; the rest show only the records we publish.

Shark Tank IndiaDocumented pitch by pitch

S01Season 14 of 198 pitches · 67 deals on air S02Season 22 records · 1 deal S03Season 32 of 157 pitches · 92 deals on air S04Season 42 of 148 pitches · 89 deals on air S05Season 52 of 152 pitches · 73 deals on air

Shark Tank USAGrouped by era · top-funded and still-trading brands

S01–05Early seasons4 records · 3 deals S06–10Middle seasons4 records · 4 deals S11–13Recent seasons1 record · 1 deal

Season totals, each as its source states it: India S1 — 198 pitches, 67 deals (Wikipedia); India S3 — 157 pitches, 92 deals (Dezerv); India S4 — 148 pitches, 89 deals (Business Today); India S5 — 152 pitches, 73 deals (Newsd). "Deals" means an agreement reached on air, which is not the same as one that closed afterwards — about a third of season 1's did not. Per-shark tallies published elsewhere run higher, because a deal split three ways is counted three times. Seasons without a figure we could source, including every US season, show only the records we publish.

Product verticals

Where the records sit. Pick one to filter the list above.

Apparel5 Food & beverage4 Health & nutrition3 Home & kitchen3 Consumer electronics2 Assistive tech1 Beauty & skincare1 Personal care1 Sustainability1

Investor portfolios

Deal counts are each investor's full record on the show as of September 2026. The vertical is the one they back most among the 21 records published here — click a card to see them.

Shark Tank IndiaAcross five seasons

Aman GuptaboAt

Deals: 79
Top vertical: Food & beverage

Anupam MittalShaadi.com

Deals: 56
Top vertical: Apparel

Namita ThaparEmcure Pharma

Deals: 55
Top vertical: Food & beverage

Vineeta SinghSUGAR Cosmetics

Deals: 44
Top vertical: Apparel

Peyush BansalLenskart

Deals: 33
Top vertical: Assistive tech

Ritesh AgarwalOYO

Deals: 27
Top vertical: Food & beverage

Shark Tank USAPermanent panel

Mark CubanCost Plus Drugs

Deals: 85
Records here: None yet

Lori GreinerFor Years

Deals: 71
Top vertical: Home & kitchen

Kevin O'LearyO'Leary Ventures

Deals: 64
Top vertical: Home & kitchen

Barbara CorcoranBCVP

Deals: 58
Top vertical: Apparel

Daymond JohnFUBU

Deals: 52
Top vertical: Apparel

Robert HerjavecHerjavec Group

Deals: 46
Top vertical: Apparel

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What a search result won't give you

The deal, not the headline

Ask, equity, valuation and the final structure — including the deals that collapsed after the episode aired.

One record per brand

Where it was founded, revenue at pitch, and what actually happened afterwards. Not a recap of the episode.

Codes only when they're real

A discount appears only when the brand has published it and we've re-checked it. Blank means we have nothing valid.

Filters that compose

Market, season, investor, vertical and deal size stack together on one page instead of paginating you away.

Pitch figures are taken from the broadcast episodes and the brands' own announcements, last reviewed September 2026. Dollar amounts shown against Indian deals are approximate conversions for comparison only. Spotted something wrong? Send a correction with a source and we'll publish it within 48 hours.

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