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Foot Fairy makes contingent deal on Shark Tank but does not stick

Foot Fairy - Shark Tank

Foot Fairy is an app that measures your child’s foot accurately. Dr. Shapiro and Nicole Brooks seek $75,000 to build out their free app and allowing them to earn affiliate commissions from their sales.

Foot Fairy is short lived after Shark Tank Deal

Foot Fairy launched three weeks before the Shark Tank pitch with 13,000 downloads. Nicole and Dr. Sapiro invested $2,600 in getting the current user base.

Lori Greiner asks if Zappo’s is advertising their products through their App, but at this point, they are not. The Sharks suggest that Zappo’s is a great partner for them.

Company: Foot Fairy
Entrepreneur: Dr. Silvie Shapiro(Podiatrist) and Nicole Brooks
Ask: $75,000 for 15% equity
Companies in this episode: Bakers Edge, Tie–Not, BzBox
Season: Season 5 Episode 529
Sharks: Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec
First Aired:
Deal: Mark Cuban $100,000 for 40% equity with contingencies that the software tested proving it works.

What do the Shark Tank Investors say about Foot Fairy

Foot Fairy after Shark Tank

It looks like the Foot Fairy deal didn’t happen, and the company failed after their Shark Tank appearance with only one comment in September of 2014. Their website is not functional.

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