No, neither company is still in business, and there are genuinely two different Shark Tank companies people confuse under this name.
Wisp, the broom
This Wisp pitched a redesigned cleaning broom on Season 10 and left without a deal. The episode still drove a real 600% sales surge afterward, and the company grew to a reported $7 million in revenue at its peak. Despite that early success, the company has since shut down.
Wispots, the telehealth device
A separate, similarly-named company, Wispots, pitched an interactive telehealth device meant to keep patients entertained during doctor visits, on a much earlier season. Founder Kevin Flannery also left without a deal. That company, sometimes referenced under later rebrands, is no longer in business either.
Why the confusion happens
Both companies share a nearly identical name, both appeared on Shark Tank, and both eventually failed despite real early traction, which is exactly the combination that makes people searching for one assume they’ve found information about the other.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Wisp broom company still operating?
No. It grew to a reported $7 million in revenue after a post-show sales surge but has since shut down.
Is Wispots, the telehealth company, still operating?
No, it is no longer in business, despite attempts to rebrand and pivot.
Are Wisp and Wispots the same company?
No, they’re two separate companies from different Shark Tank seasons that happen to share a very similar name.
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