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Byoot

Research status: unresolved as of 2026-09-10

Also known as: Byoót Company, Byoot Company

A changed use at the same domain does not establish a rebrand, acquisition, closure, or successor. The original swimsuit business's current status is unresolved.

Shark Tank appearance

Season 12, episode 14

Air date
2021-02-19
Appearance source
ABC — businesses from S12E14 episode
Pitch
Easy-removal one-piece swimsuits.
Offer
Reported televised agreement; executed financing evidence was not retrieved.
Deal closed?
Unresolved

Dated timeline

DateEventEvidence
2021-02-19 ABC identifies Byoot as Elyce and Nathan Billany's swimsuit business, alongside Pashion, Souper Cubes and Sienna Sauce. BY-ABC
2026-09-10 The former domain now promotes corporate gift boxes without documenting continuity to the swimsuit company. BY-SITE

Legal and entity identity

Legal entities
Unresolved
Aliases
Byoót Company, Byoot Company
Successor/acquirer
None verified

No conclusive registry record was retrieved.

Notable findings and disputes

  1. unresolved A changed use at the same domain does not establish a rebrand, acquisition, closure, or successor. The original swimsuit business's current status is unresolved. [ BY-ABC, BY-SITE ]
  2. unresolved The reported televised agreement is not treated as closed financing without executed transaction evidence. [ BY-ABC ]

What we could not verify

  • Entity-specific standing, current swimsuit sales, claimed deal closing, ownership, successor relationship and archive comparison remain unresolved.

Full research sources

  1. BY-ABCABC — businesses from S12E14 official episode roster published 2021-02-19 accessed 2026-09-10
  2. BY-SITECurrent Byoot Company site domain response accessed 2026-09-10

Status-Verification Sources

  1. ABC — businesses from Shark Tank Season 12, episode 14 (abc.com) 2021-02-19
    ABC describes Byoot as an easy-removal one-piece swimsuit business operated by Elyce and Nathan Billany.
  2. Current Byoot Company site (byootcompany.com)
    The current domain promotes corporate gift boxes. It does not identify the swimsuit founders or document a successor relationship.