Emomee, an educational and emotional intelligence toy and video content brand, appeared on Shark Tank India Season 5 Episode 2 with a pitch centered on children’s early learning and entertainment. The founders showcased content, toys, and engagement models that aim to blend fun with foundational skill building for kids.
During the pitch, the Sharks evaluated the brand’s digital strategy, content engagement metrics, and scalability in a competitive kids’ education space. The negotiations led to a deal, signaling confidence in the long-term potential of the concept.
Investment Details
| Company | Emomee |
| Founders | Pooja Jauhari, Varun Duggirala, and Suraksha Subramaniam |
| Website | Emomee |
| Season | Shark Tank India Season 5 |
| Original Ask | ₹1 Crore for 2% Equity @ ₹50 Crore Valuation |
| Investment Secured | Yes |
| Deal | ₹2 Crore for 4% Equity @ ₹50 Crore Valuation |
| Investor | Namita Thapar & Aman Gupta |
Key Takeaways for Founders
- Founders should focus on building their IP first then put paywall for subscriptions.
- Prioritize product plus content synergy to build sustained engagement.
- Clear articulation of scalability and monetization resonates with investors.
- A strong vision for brand positioning within the kids’ learning category helps justify valuation.
