Buckle Me Up Net Worth: What the Evidence Supports

BuckleMeUp is a seatbelt-alert brand associated with Lockliv Corporation. Its company website describes a bus system that alerts the driver when a passenger unbuckles. We have not verified a reliable current valuation for the business.

Source: BuckleMeUp: Product Overview.

What can be verified about Buckle Me Up’s value?

We have not verified a current company valuation. The previous estimate depended on assumed sales, margins, growth and intellectual-property value rather than disclosed company accounts, and has been withdrawn.

Lockliv’s product page describes Bus BuckleMeUp as a patented wireless seatbelt-alert system. This is the company’s description; it does not establish a dollar value for its patents. Our earlier patent link incorrectly pointed to UnbuckleMe, a different business.

Source: BuckleMeUp: Product Overview.

Buckle Me Up’s Shark Tank Offer

Andrew Leary pitched Buckle Me Up on Shark Tank Australia. The official program clip identifies an A$1.5 million offer for 100% of the business. The offer was not accepted. It is a historical offer, not a current valuation.

Watch the official Shark Tank Australia clip.

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What Is Buckle Me Up?

The company’s current product page describes Bus BuckleMeUp as a wireless seatbelt-alert system using Bluetooth and a dashboard tablet to notify the driver when passengers unbuckle. It says Lockliv purchased the original prototype’s intellectual property in 2012. This is the company’s account of product history, not an independent patent valuation.

The company’s accreditation page states that its product passed applicable emissions and radio tests. We have not reviewed the underlying test reports; this should not be read as an independent safety endorsement.

Buckle Me Up helps monitor seatbelt safety in real time through a wireless smartphone app.
Image Source : Buckle me up (Facebook)

Commercial Pivot: From Consumers to Fleets

Lockliv’s product page describes Bus BuckleMeUp for buses. We have not verified an award of government contracts to the company.

Source: BuckleMeUp: Product Overview.

Meet the Founder: Andrew Leary

Andrew Leary presented Buckle Me Up on Shark Tank Australia. This review has not verified the broader career and corporate-history claims previously included here, so they have been removed.

Andrew Leary, who presented Buckle Me Up on Shark Tank Australia.

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What remains unverified

A product page establishes what a company describes, not its sales, profitability or present financial value. Those figures need current company disclosures or another reliable, attributable source.

🔹 TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read)

The company maintains a public product page for a wireless bus seatbelt-alert system. Current valuation, sales and order fulfilment remain unverified in this review.

Source: BuckleMeUp: Product Overview.

FAQs

Is Buckle Me Up still in business?

The company website describes Bus BuckleMeUp, but this review has not independently established current trading or order fulfilment.

Source: BuckleMeUp: Product Overview.

Did Buckle Me Up get a deal on Shark Tank Australia?

The official Shark Tank Australia clip presents Andrew Leary turning down an A$1.5 million offer. No investment resulted from that offer.

What is Buckle Me Up’s current net worth?

We have not verified a reliable current valuation for Buckle Me Up.

Who owns Buckle Me Up?

The current company product page associates Bus BuckleMeUp with Lockliv Corporation and says Lockliv purchased the prototype’s intellectual property in 2012. This review has not verified the current shareholder structure.

What does Bus BuckleMeUp® do?

Bus BuckleMeUp® is a seatbelt safety alert system for buses that notifies drivers if passengers unbuckle mid-journey.

Correction reviewed October 10, 2026: We withdrew the unsupported valuation, corrected the unrelated patent citation, and removed unsupported founder-history and product-endorsement claims. We also removed an unrelated credit-score paragraph and a nonfunctional poll. The original publication date remains unknown pending verification.