Flipstik, Where to Buy + Shark Tank On-Air Deal (Season 12)

From the show

The Shark Tank pitch

$100K
Asked for: 20%
Offered equity: $500K
Sought valuation: $100K
On-air deal amount: 25%
Deal equity: $400K
Implied equity valuation

Akeem Shannon presented Flipstik in Season 12, Episode 4. The episode aired November 6, 2020.

On the carpet, the number was $100,000 for a 20% stake, which valued the company at $500K.

Flipstik reached a recorded on-air agreement with Lori Greiner for $100,000 and 25% equity. The record lists a $400K implied deal valuation, compared with the $500K requested valuation. These are the reported on-air terms, not confirmation that funding was completed.

Flipstik appears among 100 Season 12 pitches; 71 are recorded as accepted on-air deals. Across 19 electronics pitches with known outcomes in the index, 47% are recorded as accepted deals.

Lori Greiner$100K

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Flipstik?

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Did Flipstik get a deal on Shark Tank?

Flipstik reached a recorded on-air agreement with Lori Greiner for $100,000 and 25% equity. The record lists a $400K implied deal valuation, compared with the $500K requested valuation. These are the reported on-air terms, not confirmation that funding was completed.

Which shark made an on-air offer to Flipstik?

Lori Greiner appears in the recorded on-air terms for Flipstik. The deal answer above gives the recorded structure.

What season of Shark Tank was Flipstik on?

Flipstik appeared in Season 12, Episode 4, which aired November 6, 2020.

How much was Flipstik asking for on Shark Tank?

The founders asked for $100,000 for 20% of the company, a $500K valuation.

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