LoveSync Button Update | Shark Tank Season 11
Husband and wife duo, Jenn and Ryan Cmich, pitched their company that aims to help couples communicate about their intimacy. LoveSync is a button that allows couples to communicate and initiate intimacy in a discreet and risk-free way. Will the sharks find this idea appealing during their Season 11 pitch? Find out in our LoveSync update.
If you’re short on time, here’s a quick overview of what happened to LoveSync after
Jenn and Ryan Cmich appeared on
| Shark: | Result: |
| Mark Cuban | No offer |
| Daymond John | No offer |
| Lori Greiner | No offer |
| Barbara Corcoran | No offer |
| Kevin O’Leary | No offer |
Shark Tank LoveSync Update
- Entrepreneur: Jenn and Ryan Cmich
- Business: Couples’ buttons to help initiate sex
- Ask: $100,000 for 10% equity
- Result: No deal
- Shark: None
Jenn, a marriage counselor, and Ryan, a product developer, found the perfect way to hook up their skills. The LoveSync Button is a discreet bedside device that helps each partner communicate that they’re in the mood—without the risk of rejection.
If only one partner presses the button, then the other won’t have any idea. This special brand of ‘privacy’ is the company’s main selling point.
Ryan goes on to tell the sharks that they raised $25,000 on Kickstarter and fulfilled all 400 units quickly. They also want to expand to an app version that may be based on a subscription service in the future.
The sharks seem unimpressed, because of the unorganized pitch. Further, Lori Greiner doesn’t think that the button will help couples communicate.
Additionally, Lori thinks that it’s not romantic at all, and may actually make communication even more awkward. For those reasons, she eventually drops out.
Next up is Kevin O’Leary, who doesn’t agree with making the product into an app.
At this point, Mark Cuban speaks up. He shares that he doesn’t like the app idea and the lack of sales following the Kickstarter is a major problem for him.
Likewise, Daymond John straight-up hates the idea, saying that it removes part of the romance from a relationship. Mark and Daymond both drop out, with Barbara Corcoran close behind.
She doesn’t hate the idea of the product, but the way Ryan trips over himself to explain things is a dealbreaker for her.
Kevin O’Leary is the last shark in, but he goes out quickly as well. He says that they (Ryan, especially) didn’t do a great job with the pitch, and the stumbling was unconvincing.
Because none of the sharks are interested, LoveSync walks out of
But how is the company doing now? Find out in our LoveSync update.
As far as a LoveSync update goes, the company is still in business. Further, the physical buttons must be doing well, because their lifetime revenue is reported to be $1.2 million.
Additionally, it was featured on a lot of different talk shows and publications, but not all of the press is positive. Some hosts said it was the worst idea they’d heard, and the product itself prompted a lot of online negativity.
However, our LoveSync update research found that since
You can check out their products on the LoveSync website.
If we get any more news on a LoveSynce update, we will let you know!
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