Chord Buddy Shark Tank Update

Chord Buddy Shark Tank Pitch

Travis Perry found that his daughters and others lose the desire to play the guitar because of finger pain and the time required to be put in before one gets to the point where he/she can play a song.

Travis created Chord Buddy, a guitar attachment that makes learning the guitar gentler on fingers and allows one to play songs right away. Training can occur incrementally while maintaining the gratification of hearing a song.

In simple terms, you push a button and get chicks. In more detail, you get the plastic fret tool (yes, I had to google the anatomy of a guitar) and a patented two-month lesson plan with a DVD.

Chord Buddy did $150k in revenue in one month through his website and eight stores in LA (Lower Alabama). Lifetime revenue is $500k, and Travis has a purchase order he needs to fill to get him in 5000 Sam's Club stores.

Chord Buddy is 100% made in the U.S.A., and Kevin suggests a move to off-shore production, while the other Sharks like that Travis hires locally unemployed people.

With several sharks interested, Robert charms Travis to choose his offer. The two jam their way out of the tank, and Travis celebrates with his family over bringing success to sweet home Alabama.

Chord Buddy After Shark Tank

In season 4, episode 11, we get an update that John Rich, a country musician, is working with Chord Buddy to be a face for the company. Chord Buddy did over $1.5 million in revenue in less than a year.

In 2022, Chord buddy is still alive and well. On their website, chordbuddy.com

The Chord Buddy Twitter, @ChordBuddy