Fishwife – D2C Ranking & Growth Metrics

Premium tinned seafood including salmon, tuna, sardines and mussels

Food & Drink United States D2C led eatfishwife.com

Last updated · August 2026 edition · method v1.3

overall
#153
of 366
Food & Drink
#3
of 10

Fishwife ranks #153 of 366 D2C brands in the August 2026 edition and #3 of 10 in Food & Drink, down 12 places on last month. We estimate Fishwife's revenue is growing year on year (high confidence). Branded search is growing strongly over the past year, with a seasonal peak in March and December. Among food & drink brands selling tinned seafood, its closest competitor is Graza (#137).

revenue (est.)
↑ Growing

Year on year, high confidence. Why

search traffic last year
scale
47.4

How big Fishwife is today: #153 of 366 by size.

12 months · down
momentum
76.2

How fast it's growing: growing fast (50 = flat).

12 months · growth slowing
what drives the score
  • Branded search 35
  • Site traffic 43
  • Social audience 67

0 to 100 on a fixed log scale: every 10x in size adds the same points.

Is Fishwife's revenue growing?

We estimate Fishwife's revenue is growing year on year (high confidence). Branded search is growing strongly and site traffic is growing strongly year on year, pointing the same way, so confidence is high.

search traffic last year's average Oct 24 – Aug 26 · shaded = last 12 months

Estimated from year-on-year changes in branded search and site traffic. A direction of travel, not a revenue figure: we can't see prices, conversion, or retail and Amazon sales. How we estimate it.

How fast is Fishwife growing?

Fishwife's Momentum score is 76.2, which means it is growing fast (50 means flat; a brand that doubled would score about 88). Branded search is growing strongly over the past 12 months. Site traffic is growing strongly over the same 12 months. Its size score is driven most by social audience, with branded search demand relatively weakest.

About Fishwife

Fishwife makes tinned seafood, including smoked salmon, albacore tuna, sardines, and mussels, sold alongside bundles, gifts and branded merchandise. The company sources from fisheries and canneries in Washington State, Spain, Denmark and Scotland, working with Marine Stewardship Council or Aquaculture Stewardship Council certified suppliers and fishery improvement projects. Products are positioned as a premium, modern take on traditional conservas, intended for everyday use in salads, sandwiches, bowls and simple meals rather than as a specialty or occasional item.

The brand sells directly to consumers online through its own website, offering individual tins, curated starter packs, build-your-own bundles, subscriptions, and gift sets, as well as through retail stockists listed via a store locator. Fishwife also collaborates with other brands on limited products, such as chili crisp-flavoured salmon and skincare-themed bundles, and sells cookbooks and kitchen accessories alongside its seafood range. It targets home cooks looking for convenient, high-quality protein sources that fit into everyday cooking.

Fishwife branded search volume

How often people search for Fishwife by name, month by month, indexed so the peak month = 100 (we publish the trend, not raw vendor figures). Over the past year, demand is growing strongly. Demand is seasonal, peaking in March and December and lowest in September.

Sep 24: 11 Oct 24: 16 Nov 24: 20 Dec 24: 30 Jan 25: 13 Feb 25: 13 Mar 25: 13 Apr 25: 20 May 25: 16 Jun 25: 16 Jul 25: 24 Aug 25: 24 Sep 25: 20 Oct 25: 24 Nov 25: 45 Dec 25: 82 Jan 26: 55 Feb 26: 45 Mar 26: 100 Apr 26: 55 May 26: 45 Jun 26: 30 Jul 26: 30 Aug 26: 24
Fishwife branded search, indexed

Fishwife's audience, products and channels

Social audience

  • Instagram fishwife 316,131
  • TikTok eatfishwife 162,300

Followers as shown on each platform, end of August 2026.

Products

  • Products in store87
  • New in the last 90 days11
  • Typical price25
  • Price range0 – 433
Canned SeafoodCaviarGift CardInsertInsuranceMerch

From Fishwife's own online store.

Where it sells

  • Own online storeyes
  • Retailers / stockistsyes
  • Amazonnot found

Its site is most visited in the US, Australia, Canada and the UK.

Fishwife vs Graza

Graza is the bigger brand (Scale 49.1 against 47.4), while Fishwife is growing faster (Momentum 76 against 51). See Graza's page.

August 2026FishwifeGraza
Overall rank#153#137
Food & Drink rank#3#2
Scale (size)47.449.1
Momentum (growth)76.251.1
Branded search3548
Site traffic4341
Social audience6760

Scores run 0 to 100. Signal scores show what drives each brand's Scale. The higher value in each row is in bold.

Fishwife: common questions

What does Fishwife sell?

Premium tinned seafood including salmon, tuna, sardines and mussels. Known for: Smoked Salmon, Albacore Tuna in Spicy Olive Oil, Sardines with Preserved Lemon, Mussels and Gift Bundles.

Where is Fishwife from?

Fishwife is based in United States.

Where can you buy Fishwife?

Fishwife sells through its own online store and selected retailers. Its online store is at eatfishwife.com.

When was Fishwife founded?

Fishwife was founded in 2020.

Who founded Fishwife?

Fishwife was founded by Becca Millstein and Caroline Goldfarb.

Is Fishwife's revenue growing?

We estimate Fishwife's revenue is growing year on year (high confidence). Branded search is growing strongly and site traffic is growing strongly year on year, pointing the same way, so confidence is high. Estimated from year-on-year changes in branded search and site traffic. A direction of travel, not a revenue figure: we can't see prices, conversion, or retail and Amazon sales.

Who are Fishwife's competitors?

Fishwife's closest competitors in the Food & Drink category are Graza, Mountain House, Onyx Coffee Lab and Fly By Jing.

Scale and signal scores run from 0 to 100 on a fixed log scale; Momentum is 50 when flat. August 2026, method v1.3. See the methodology, or report a correction.