CittiKitty comes with removable rings
Just remove a CittiKitty ring until your cat uses the toilet without them. She has her product manufactured at the cost of $4.76 and sells retail for $29.99. She manufacturers them in quantities of 10,000.
Her sales coming into Shark Tank are over 40,000 units through her website. Her sales to date are $1.2 million, with the previous year’s sales at $225,000.
CittiKitty appears on Good Morning America, CNN, The Wall Street Journal and other publications.
Company: CittiKitty
Website http://www.citikitty.com/
Entrepreneurs: Rebecca Rescate
Ask: $100,000 for 15% equity
Companies in this episode: CittiKitty, Samson Martin, Aldo Orta Jewelry, OneSole Shoes
Season 2 Episode 208
Sharks: Kevin Harrington, Daymond John, Kevin O’Leary, Barbara Corcoran, Robert Herjavec
First Aired: 05/12/2011
Deal: Kevin Harrington for $100,000 in exchange for 20% equity. He wants to do an infomercial.
What do the Shark Tank Investors say about CittiKitty
- Kevin Harrington looks for a product that solves a problem and a mass market. Kevin Harrington offers $100,000, but he wants 40% of the company.
- Daymond John was on the fence, and Kevin is probably a better partner for her, so he’s out.
- Kevin O’Leary hates cats, and Rebecca reminds him that he loves money. He’s out.
- Barbara Corcoran decides she wants to make an offer. Barbara mentions it costs a lot of money to make a commercial and to run the advertising. She wants to give her $100,0000 for 15% if her As Seen On TV wants to do the deal.
- Robert Herjavec Goes out, having no interest in the business because he doesn’t have cats, he has a dog.
After Shark Tank – CittiKitty
CittiKitty is still selling the toilet training kits today through her website. CittiKitty is not the only product that she has, Hoodie Pillow in Season 4 is also a product that Rebecca is involved with marketing and selling.