Shark Tank Season 16 Episode 3 featured four impressive pitches from talented and determined entrepreneurs who presented their businesses to the sharks.
The first pitch was by the co-founders of Yardsale, who sold ski poles made of clever design and great style for the everyday needs of skiers.
The second pitch was from Kobe Harris, the founder of Kobeesco, which sells 100% natural skincare products and sought $300k for 6% equity.
The third pitch was from Aliyah Marandiz, the founder of Sugardoh, which sells alternatives for painful hair removal from waxing.
The final pitch was from Kimy, the founder of Doatnut, which sells gluten-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free donuts.
Shark Lori opted out of the Yardsale deal, while Cuban, Daymond, and Kendra opt out of the Sugardoh deal due to the high amount of debt.
Shark Kevin suggested Kimy increase the price of the Doatnut to $4.99 and commented that Kimy has a great product but needs a scalable business plan.
Sharks Cuban and Lori offered a deal of $150k for 30% equity for Doatnut, which Kimy negotiated to $200k for 20% equity.
Kimy joined hands with Sharks Cuban and Lori and closed the final deal.
The episode gave viewers an insight into interesting startups from different states in the USA, with two out of four contestants getting deals.