Parrot Finance
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Parrot Finance is an investing platform that lets users mirror portfolios built by financial experts and experienced investors. It is aimed at individual investors who want guided, hands-off investing without picking stocks themselves.

Official website checked Nov 1, 2026.

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⏱ Parrot Finance in 30 seconds

  1. The ask$250K for 2.5%Valued at $10M
  2. In the tankDeal: $250K for 4%With Lori and Rashaun
  3. After the showNot confirmedNo public record either way
  4. TodayStill in businessSubscription investing app in early revenue stage

Parrot Finance Shark Tank deal

Asked for
$250,000 for 2.5%
Asking valuation
$10M
Result
Deal
Final deal
$250,000 for 4%
Deal valuation
$6.25M
Founders
Nikki Varanasi, Lucy Yang, Victoria Yang
From
-
Aired
Apr 22, 2026

Deal notes: plus 2% advisory shares

Asked
$10M
Got
$6.25M

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The pitch

Video: Parrot Finance Pitch | Shark Tank · ABC on YouTube

Nikki Varanasi, Lucy Yang, Victoria Yang pitched Parrot Finance in Shark Tank Season 17, Episode 18 (aired Apr 22, 2026). They asked for $250,000 in exchange for 2.5% equity, valuing the business at $10M. The entrepreneurs walked away with a deal from Lori Greiner and Rashaun Williams: $250,000 for 4%. That put the final valuation at $6.25M, 38% below what they originally asked for.

What happened to Parrot Finance after Shark Tank?

Still in business Last checked November 1, 2026

Our checks

  • : Visited the official website: it is working.

Parrot Finance, founded by Nikki Varanasi, Lucy Yang and Victoria Yang, is an app that lets users track and copy the publicly disclosed trades of hedge funds, executives and politicians. Before the show it had raised about $2.5 million on SAFE notes and reported 25,000 users with roughly $85 million in connected assets. On the Season 17 finale in April 2026, Lori Greiner and Rashaun Williams agreed to $250,000 for 6%, including 2% in advisory shares. The company charges a monthly subscription and was still early in turning users into revenue.

Update: Subscription investing app in early revenue stage

Timeline since the show

  1. Lori Greiner and Rashaun Williams agreed to $250,000 for 6% (including advisory shares) on Shark Tank

Sources (2)
  1. sharktankcompanies.com/products/parrot-finance
  2. sharktankblog.com/business/parrot-finance/
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Frequently asked questions

Did Parrot Finance get a deal on Shark Tank?

Yes. Parrot Finance got a deal with Lori Greiner and Rashaun Williams for $250,000 and 4% equity.

Which Shark invested in Parrot Finance?

Lori Greiner and Rashaun Williams invested in Parrot Finance on Season 17 of Shark Tank. Note that some on-air deals change or fall through during due diligence.

Is Parrot Finance still in business?

As of our last check (November 2026), Parrot Finance appears to still be in business. Its official website is online, and subscription investing app in early revenue stage.

What season and episode was Parrot Finance on Shark Tank?

Parrot Finance appeared in Season 17, Episode 18, which first aired on April 22, 2026.

Where can I buy Parrot Finance?

You can buy Parrot Finance from its official website and often on Amazon.

What was Parrot Finance's valuation on Shark Tank?

The founders valued Parrot Finance at $10,000,000 when they entered the Tank, and the final deal valued it at $6,250,000.

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