Quiz · 8 questions · 1 minute
Which Shark Would Invest in You?
Answer eight quick questions about how you think about business, and we'll match you with the Shark who shares your style.
Question 1 of 8
What excites you most about a new business?
Question 2 of 8
A founder asks for too high a valuation. You…
Question 3 of 8
Pick the stat you care about most
Question 4 of 8
Your ideal weekend project:
Question 5 of 8
How do you handle risk?
Question 6 of 8
Which product would you back?
Question 7 of 8
Your negotiation style is…
Question 8 of 8
What would you add to a founder's business?
Your Shark match
Mark Cuban: The Tech-Savvy Hustler
You move fast, love scalable ideas and would rather outwork the competition than out-spend it. Like Mark, you value founders who know their numbers cold and can sell.
Mark Cuban was the show's most active investor before leaving after Season 16, and was known for backing tech-enabled and consumer brands with hustle-driven founders. See all of Mark's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Your Shark match
Lori Greiner: The Hero Product Maker
You can spot a mass-market "hero" instantly: a simple product that solves an everyday problem and demos beautifully on TV. Packaging, price point and retail appeal matter to you.
Lori Greiner, the "Queen of QVC," is known for kitchen, cleaning and household products built for retail and TV shopping, including Scrub Daddy. See all of Lori's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Your Shark match
Barbara Corcoran: The People Picker
You bet on people first. Grit, charm and the ability to sell matter more to you than a perfect spreadsheet, and you love scrappy founders with a great story.
Barbara Corcoran built a New York real estate empire and is known for investing in founders she believes in, especially in food, services and franchises. See all of Barbara's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Your Shark match
Kevin O'Leary: The Cash-Flow Hawk
Show you the money. You care about margins, cash flow and getting your investment back, and you are not shy about creative deal structures like royalties.
Kevin O'Leary, "Mr. Wonderful," is known for tough valuations and royalty-style deals that return his capital quickly. See all of Kevin's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Your Shark match
Robert Herjavec: The Steady Builder
You like solid businesses with real sales and room to grow, and you are happy to partner with other investors to get a deal done. You are warm but disciplined.
Robert Herjavec built and sold cybersecurity companies and invests across consumer products, food and tech, often in multi-Shark deals. See all of Robert's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Your Shark match
Daymond John: The Brand Builder
You think in brands, culture and community. You know that the right story, look and audience can turn a simple product into a lifestyle.
Daymond John founded FUBU and is known for backing fashion, lifestyle and consumer brands where branding and licensing can drive growth. See all of Daymond's deals →
Deals you'd probably love
Just for fun. Shark styles are based on their public reputations and on-air deals.