Yes, Click and Carry is still in business and selling in major national retailers. The hands-free bag carrier’s Shark Tank deal never officially closed, but the company built real retail distribution regardless.
What happened on Shark Tank
Founder Miranda Meckwood secured a handshake deal on Season 12 with Barbara Corcoran and Mark Cuban for $225,000 for 40% equity. Despite the on-air agreement, the deal never officially closed after due diligence.
What the company looks like now
Click and Carry has since built genuine national retail distribution, with products sold in Lowe’s, Walmart, The Container Store, and Tractor Supply, along with regional grocery chains like Meijer and Albertsons. The company has generated nearly $8 million in lifetime sales and carries an estimated valuation of roughly $1.5 million as of early 2026. Meckwood has said she still hopes to eventually bring manufacturing back to the United States, a goal that remains unmet as of the most recent reporting.
Frequently asked questions
Did Click and Carry’s Shark Tank deal close?
No, the on-air handshake deal with Barbara Corcoran and Mark Cuban never officially closed.
Where can you buy Click and Carry today?
Major retailers including Walmart, Lowe’s, The Container Store, Tractor Supply, Meijer, and Albertsons.
How much has Click and Carry sold in total?
Nearly $8 million in lifetime sales, based on available reporting.
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