Sienna Sauce Update | Shark Tank Season 12
Sixteen-year-old Tyla-Simone Crayton and her mother, Monique, worked together to create a special wing sauce.
They call it their “secret sauce.” Did they secure a deal on Shark Tank Season 12? Check out the Sienna Sauce update!
No time to read everything? Here’s a quick look at what happened to Sienna Sauce after Shark Tank.
Sienna Sauce joined Shark Tank Season 12 and made a deal with Kendra Scott. She invested $100,000 for 20% equity.
For the latest Sienna Sauce update, the business is still running.
It made over $300,000 within 24 hours after the episode aired and is now available in more than 500 retail stores across the U.S.
| Shark | Decision |
| Kendra Scott | They gave $100,000 for a 20% stake in the company. |
| Kevin O’Leary | Choose not to invest in the company. |
| Barbara Corcoran | Choose not to invest in the company. |
| Lori Greiner | Choose not to invest in the company. |
| Mark Cuban | Choose not to invest in the company. |
Sienna Sauce Shark Tank Update
- Owners: Tyla-Simone and Monique Crayton
- Product: Wing sauce
- Offer: $100,000 for a 10% stake
- Deal: $100,000 for 20% stake
- Investor: Kendra Scott
Tyla-Simone and Monique presented Sienna Sauce on Shark Tank Season 12. They introduced their versatile sauce, designed to complement any dish.
Tyla-Simone developed the recipe after her favorite wing restaurant closed.
She loved their sauce so much that she couldn’t imagine life without it, so she created her version.
She explained to the sharks that the sauce started as a wing sauce, but customers soon began using it on various foods.
Shark Tank Taste Test and Business Growth
The sharks tried the sauce and found it tasty. Monique shared that the World Food Championship featured Sienna Sauce, helping to grow their brand.
At the time of the pitch, Sienna Sauce was available in 68 retail stores and online.
More than half of their sales came from online orders, while the rest came from retail partnerships.
Sales Performance and Investment Offer
Sienna Sauce had generated $255,000 in total sales. In the year before filming, sales reached $171,000, and they had already made $84,000 that year.
Kendra Scott saw potential in the brand and offered $100,000 for 20% equity. After discussing the terms, Tyla-Simone and Monique accepted the deal.
Sienna Sauce Update: Success After Shark Tank
The company saw immediate success after Shark Tank. Within 24 hours, Sienna Sauce sold $300,000 worth of products. The brand has now surpassed $1 million in total sales.
However, the deal with Kendra Scott never closed. Instead, the company raised $96,036 through private investors in the Republic.
Future Plans and Expansion
In an interview with Tasting Table, Tyla-Simone shared that she would still consider working with Kendra but would renegotiate the deal.
She stated, “At first, we were trying to win her over, but now she would have to come back and win us over.”
Today, Sienna Sauce is available in over 500 stores, including Target, World Market, and Wegman’s. Customers can also purchase it directly from the Sienna Sauce website.
Fans love the sauce so much that they can buy it by the gallon!
