How Fast Can Swimply Owner Talk In Order To Get A Deal? | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global

Bunim Laskin is seeking $300,000 for 5% of his Airbnb for swimming pools, Swimply.

From Season 11 Episode 15

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[ManateeMaiden]

The guy in the pool just playing around during the entire pitch is a whole mood. 😂

[twofaaaace]

Barbara should give everyone who watches this show hope they can make it big. The amount of times she is out of a deal simply because she “doesn’t understand” is mind boggling.

[tordurhojsted]

I see Airbnb aquiring this sooner or later. This has massive potential. From swimming pools, to tennis courts, to training halls, etc.

[ariw]

Good for him, he didn’t get a deal but his business was a huge success afterwards.
Now worth $30, 000, 000

[cindyarnold]

Actually, I just looked it up. He has expanded, you can add other options like hot tubs, tennis courts and more. Can't believe the Sharks didn't see this potential. Amazing idea with endless opportunities.

[pou]

0:40, 1:25, 2:12, 2:31, , 3:04, 3:39, 3:54, 4:53, 5:25, 5:40, 6:11, 6:21, 9:32 guy in pool highlights

[darbym]

This company actually blew up. It's now in multiple countries. They do seven digits a month in revenue now. And one couple in Oregon made revenue of $177, 000 in less than two years renting out their pool.

[rayendhahri]

Now: Net Worth $160 Million
Revenue $29 Million
Profits $5 Million
Lifetime Revenue $70 Million

[RyanIsShort]

Swimply later said the Sharks declined his offer cuz this pitch took place at the start of the pandemic/lockdown. Swimply ended up skyrocketing during the pandemic when everything was shut and people turned to private pools.

[vaironperez]

During the summer in the pandemic I googled rent a pool. Swimply came up. Easy to use and the host was great. Hopefully he’s been successful ever since.

[CaliRepublic]

This is a genius idea. These sharks have so much money and have seen so much luxury that they take a swimming pool for granted. I’ve lived in apartments my whole life and always enjoyed swimming pools. My only options was the local city pool. There are hundreds and thousands of people like me. This will succeed.

[noahmatthew]

You can tell he wasn’t phased by the sharks not being interested. He knew he could do it on his own

[picrureperfect]

I’ve used this app twice in the last 10 months and will most likely use it again this summer a couple of times. It is mind boggling to me what these sharks didn’t understand about this app. It’s an amazing app for anyone that want a to rent a pool for a few hours and isn’t rich enough to own one.

[beatricehart]

Swimply has raised $40M from Airbnb and Lime co-founders and is now looking to expand beyond pools to outdoor spaces in general.

[juliusheudorf]

Barbara: “You talk fast and for that reason… I’m out”

[JackMason]

Robert’s question about bathrooms was a very good one. That could be tricky

[thomas_manfredo]

My guy was simping for Mark even when he was out and Robert was there still.

[jttn]

I'm surprised none of the sharks mentioned/questioned the potential liability issues. That was literally my first concern when he was presenting the idea.

[AllisonLinner]

3:54 The guy in the pool playing with his pool inflatables during the entire presentation is such a mood.

[IanArizpeArroyo]

people are missing the point, theyre not saying its a bad idea, the guy just kinda had his head in the clouds about how fast he wanted to grow