One year after Greiner bit on Hersh's pitch, they appeared together on Season 2, Episode 2 of "Beyond the Tank" to recap how their partnership was going. Hersh reports that they have sold $2.5 million worth of bags on QVC alone, and Greiner guides him on pushing a lightweight wheeled travel bag instead of his favored bigger and heavier pieces. Greiner says she is "excited for everything we're doing... we will double or triple our sales within the next six months."
The company has since expanded its offerings – also available at Biaggi.com – to include a wider variety of sizes and colors, in addition to laptop and garment bags and antimicrobial face masks. In 2016, Huffpost reported that QVC sold $5 million worth of just one product, the Zipsak, in one year, and Hersh told the outlet that, "Biaggi is a healthy company now, with a bright future."
According to the Shark Tank Blog, Biaggi bags continue to sell well, with more than $5 million in revenue in 2021. Hersh credited the partnership with Greiner and QVC for not only bringing Biaggi back from the brink of bankruptcy, but comfortably into the black, telling The Island Now that "Going on 'Shark Tank' was kind of like a relaunch for us. It put us on the map and put some juice behind our product."
