The "Shark Tank" deal made between sisters Ellie Brown and Becca Nelson and investor Mark Cuban did not end up going through (via ABC 11). "At the end of the day it really was too hard," Brown says in an interview with Triangle Business Journal, referring to giving up their entire company, evREwares, to Cuban for $200,000. "You really can't plan for that kind of scenario."
According to the same Triangle Business Journal interview, the sisters noted that Cuban was very understanding of their situation and he stayed on as an advisor to the business.
The business received a spike in sales and internet traffic following its appearance on the hit ABC reality show, reportedly seeing more than 1,000 visitors per minute to their site. This was only temporary, however, as the company only earned another $10,000 in sales, even with specials attached. With that, evREwares shut down in late 2015 (including its website and social media accounts (via Gazette Review).
There are only a few faint hints of an online presence for evREwares at the moment. One is Becca Nelson's LinkedIn account, which claims she is still an owner of evREwares — although, it's just as likely that Nelson's account has not been updated, especially since Ellie Brown's account has been updated to include the closing date of the company.
A few of their products are still listed on Amazon, although in very short supply and it seems unlikely that the products will be restocked.
