Whatever Happened To StepNpull After Shark Tank?

Sadly, the deal with Kevin never closed with the company. Nonetheless, StepNpull has managed to go far and wide as a company, expanding its product line, clients, and international partners. With an average yearly earnings of $1 million and an impressive net worth of $15-$20 million, the company has been seeing great expansion, especially as the COVID-19 pandemic raged forward (via BizzBucket). Some of the companies they serve include Snapchat, Walmart, Whole Foods, Best Buy, TJ Maxx, Google, and even NASA, just to name a few. As a result, most of StepNpull's focus has been on delivering to commercial facilities as opposed to normal consumers (via Ozarks Live). 

Today, StepNpull has continued to sell their various foot door handles on their website alongside various accessories including door decals, plaques, keys, sanitizing wipes, and more. Additionally, they also sell at Lowes, Home Depot, and Amazon. They have also had numerous press and media appearances including ABC, Today, Fox Business, USA Today, and more. While StepNpull may have had a rough time starting up, we're certainly grateful that they stuck around. Quite ironically, as the world entered an unprecedented time of panic and worry, StepNpull was there to give companies everywhere the opportunity they needed to stay afloat and do so safely.