📊 Stats & infographics · Updated November 2026
Shark Tank Statistics & Infographics
Ready-to-share charts built from our database of 1,533 pitches across 18 seasons. Free to post, embed or publish with a credit link.
Getting a deal is easier than ever
The share of pitches that leave with an on-air deal, season by season.
The Shark tax
How much more equity founders give up than they offered, and how far valuations fall.
The 5 biggest Shark Tank deals ever
The largest on-air deals, and which ones actually closed.
The Sharks said no. They won anyway.
Companies that left without a deal and became big businesses.
Shark Tank's biggest wins
Billion-dollar acquisitions and sales milestones from Shark Tank alumni.
The Shark leaderboard
Which Sharks have made the most deals, and how much they put in.
Mr. Wonderful's favorite trick
How often each Shark's deals include a royalty.
What the Sharks fund
Deal rates by product category.
Shark Tank by the numbers
Pitches, deals and dollars across every season.
Which Shark are you?
Our 60-second quiz.
For journalists and creators
Everything on this page is free to use with a credit to Seen In Tank and a link back. Deal figures are the terms agreed on air, as recorded in our database; many deals change or fall through during due diligence, and we mark those where we know. Read how we rank and verify, browse the full stats page, or ask us for a custom data cut.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these Shark Tank infographics?
Yes. You can share them on social media or publish them in articles and newsletters for free. Please credit Seen In Tank and link to this page or the related page on our site.
Where does the data come from?
From our database of 1,533 Shark Tank pitches, built from episode records and checked against published sources. Deal figures are the terms agreed on air; some deals change or fall through afterwards. See our methodology page for details.
I am a journalist. Can I get custom data?
Yes. Use our contact page and tell us what you need. We can usually pull a custom cut of the data, such as deals by Shark, category or season.