Switch Witch Net Worth 2025 Update (Before & After Shark Tank)

As of 2024, Switch Witch operates seasonally, with annual revenue of $5.3M.
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Switch Witch, founded by Rob Bouley and Lara Riley in 2013, offers a Halloween tradition where children exchange excess candy for gifts, promoting healthier habits.

Despite not securing a deal on Shark Tank in 2015, the company has continued operations, focusing on seasonal marketing leading up to Halloween.

As of 2025, Switch Witch remains in business, with products available online and through select retailers.

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Switch Witch Net Worth

Net worthNot publicly available (2025)
Annual Sales Revenue$5.3 million (2025)
ProfitsNot publicly available
Lifetime salesNot publicly available
InvestorNone
FounderRob Bouley and Lara Spear Rily
EmployeesNot publicly available

Switch Witch Pitch on Shark Tank

Company nameSwitch Witch
ProductBook and toy that promotes a healthy Halloween habits
EpisodeSeason 7 Episode 5
Founders Rob Bouley and Lara Spear Rily
Asked for$55,000 for 25% Equity
Final dealNone
SharkNone
LocationDenver, Colorado

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Switch Witch Founders

Switch Witch was founded by Rob Bouley and Lara Spear Rily in 2010. Riley, a former literacy specialist and stay-at-home mom, authored the “Switch Witch” book.  Switch Witch’s founders, Rob Bouley and Lara Spear Rily, have a net worth is unavailable as of 2025.

Key accomplishments

YearAccomplishment
2015Appeared on Shark Tank season 7.
2016Launched new marketing campaigns to reach a wider audience.
2017Partnered with a number of schools and organizations to teach kids about recycling.

Conclusion

From their beginnings on Shark Tank to their current status as a thriving business, they have proven that with the right idea and execution, anything is possible. We can’t wait to see the future for Switch Witch and its continued success.

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