Turbobaster Shark Tank Update (Season 1)

Highlights

When you cook meat, you’ll need marinade injectors and pump basting brush tools so that juices and tasty flavors can permeate the meat. If there’s a single tool that can perform multiple tasks, then Marian Cruz presented her product, Turbobaster, a battery-operated tool, with this idea in mind. She appeared on Shark Tank Season 1 and asked the Sharks for $35k for 30% equity.

Her product is at the non-working prototype stage, what do you think? Will the Sharks invest in this business idea? Let’s find out. And also, what happened to Turbobaster after Shark Tank?

Company NameTurbobaster
Founder/Co-FounderMarian Cruz
Founded2007
ProductAll in one battery-operated tool
Asked For$35K for 30% equity
Final Deal$35k for a 2% royalty and a 100% stake
SharkKevin Harrington
EpisodeS1 E3
Air DateAug 23th, 2009
Business StatusOut of Business
WebsiteVisit Website
HeadquartersFremont, California, United States
Lifetime SalesN/A *estimated
Buy and WatchBuy NowAmazon Prime

Turbobaster Shark Tank Recap

Marian pitched her idea to the Sharks, but apart from that, she lacks any knowledge related to the manufacturing cost of her product, market size, or scaling the business. Because of this, Kevin O’Leary, Robert Herjavec, and Barbara Corcoran declined to invest in her business.

Kevin Harrington, who has worked extensively with kitchen products, saw potential in Marian’s product. He offered $35k in exchange for 100% stake in the company, along with a 2% royalty on profits for Marian.

Daymond John offered $50k for a 2% royalty and a 51% stake. However, Marian decided to go with Kevin’s offer.

Sharks Offers list!

SharksOffers
Kevin Harrington$35k for a 2% royalty and a 100% stake
Kevin O’LearyNo Offer
Robert HerjavecNo Offer
Barbara CorcoranNo Offer
Daymond John$40k for a 2% royalty and a 51% stake
$50k for a 2% royalty and a 51% stake
Founder’s (Countered)No Counter
Final Deals$35k for a 2% royalty and a 100% stake

Turbobaster Shark Tank Update

After completing our research on “Turbobaster Shark Tank Update,” we found out that the product has not been brought to the market, and no information related to this business has been provided on Harrington’s website. It appears that this business has now been shut down.

Marian’s dream was to bring her product to the market for sales, however, that couldn’t happen, and the company has shut down.

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Biswajit Nayak

Biswajit Nayak is the Founder and Owner of the Shark Tank Products Website. His journey with ABC's Shark Tank TV Show began in 2019, and since then, he has become an expert in predicting which deals will be secured and which ones will not. My Reddit Profile

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