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Click & Carry Shark Tank Update

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Lifestyle Home

Pitch Overview
NameClick & Carry
Main PresentersKim Meckwood
Order Shown in Episode3
Final DealOffer made from sharks

Click & Carry Shark Tank Pitch

Kim Meckwood appeared on Shark Tank Season 12, Episode 8, which aired on December 10, 2020, with Easily clip and carry grocery bags to our grocery bag carrier handle. The rotating top twists to easily load and unload bags, locking them into place.

Click & Carry is listed in the Lifestyle Home category. In plain terms, the business is described as Easily clip and carry grocery bags to our grocery bag carrier handle. The rotating top twists to easily load and unload bags, locking them into place.

Click & Carry asked the Sharks for $225,000 for 15%, implying a valuation of about $1.5 million.

On the show, Click & Carry made a listed deal with Mark Cuban and Barbara Corcoran for $225,000 for 40%.

If treated as straight equity, the listed deal works out to about $562,500 implied valuation, down from the original $1.5 million implied valuation.

This pitch is included as context for the more important question: what happened after Shark Tank.

Offers

Made ByLabelSharks Part of DealSummary
SharksDealMark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran$225,000 for 40%
CompanyOffered$225,000 for 15%

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Click & Carry After Shark Tank

Click & Carry accepted an on-air deal for $225,000 for 40%. The pitch was simple and practical: a handle system that lets people carry multiple bags or awkward loads more comfortably. (Click & Carry Shark Tank Update ).
After the episode, the company kept selling through its own site and marketplace channels. The product messaging stayed broad, covering groceries, shopping bags, sports gear, paint cans, dry cleaning, and other loads that benefit from a balanced handle. (Click & Carry Shark Tank Update , Click & Carry website ).
The current store remains focused on the original carrying aid rather than a sprawling catalog, which fits the business: it is a straightforward utility product that lives or dies on usefulness and impulse-friendly pricing. (Click & Carry website ).

Sources

Sources used for this page: Shark Tank API pitches , Shark Tank API episodes , sharktankblog.com , clickandcarry.com .

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