Canadian Pitches Worth Following
This is a jumping off point into our Canadian coverage, built around pitches whose ask math tells a clear story.
Every figure below is the ask as public record. Whether a deal closed and whether the product is still selling is answered on each pitch's own page, never assumed here.
Food and drink
Nutricanine asked for 200,000 dollars for 10 percent, a one million dollar implied valuation in the dog nutrition space. Walter Craft Caesar Mix went in at 275,000 dollars for 10 percent, and Nonna Pia's Balsamic Reductions asked 180,000 dollars for 18 percent.
Cook It, the meal kit business, asked 350,000 dollars for 10 percent, valuing itself at three and a half million on the ask.
Wellness and home
Spray-Net asked for 175,000 dollars for just 5 percent, an implied valuation of three and a half million dollars that made it one of the more confident asks we cover. Santevia came in at the top end, seeking one million dollars for 6.25 percent.
Sea Gods, in paddleboards, asked 750,000 dollars for 30 percent, and Three Ships in skincare asked 350,000 dollars for 10 percent.
Tech and lifestyle
RVezy, the RV rental marketplace, asked for 150,000 dollars for 10 percent. Urban Cultivator sought 400,000 dollars for 10 percent, and Friday Sock Co. asked 300,000 dollars for 15 percent.
Open any of these pages to see the ask laid out and the availability check dated, which is the honest core of everything we publish.