NO SHARK NEEDED! Robin Lawn Mower REACHES $100 Million WITHOUT Shark Tank Deal!
Channel: ANTIJOB UNIVERSITY MEDIA
Date: 2022-01-07

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Robin Autopilot Before Shark Tank
Dallas residents, Bart Lomont and Justin Crandall, founded their lawn care company, Robin, in 2015. Described as the “Uber” of lawn services, Robin would subcontract mowing, trimming, and weeding to local companies. In only two years, Robin had lined up 6,000 customers in seven cities.

When Lomont and Crandall decided to investigate innovative new directions for the company, they learned about Roomba-like lawn-mowers that were becoming popular in Europe. Similar to its indoor cousin, a Roomba mower could utilize robotic technology to take the human labor out of yard work. Plus, they were so much better for the environment than traditional gas-powered mowers. In 2017, they decided to include robotic mowing in their service packages and re-named their business Robin Autopilot.

Lomont and Crandall appeared on Season 9 of Shark Tank in November 2017. They would ask the Sharks for $500,000 in exchange for 5% of the company.

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