Freestyle Snacks on Shark Tank

Name: Freestyle Snacks
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Freestyle Snacks makes single-serve, liquid-free pouches of olives and pickles. They are designed as a mess-free, portable snack that can be eaten on the go, packed in lunches or taken to the gym.

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Price range $26-$30 checked Oct 2026

⏱ Freestyle Snacks in 30 seconds

The ask$300K for 5%Valued at $6M
In the tankDeal: $300K for 11%With Allison
After the showNot confirmedNo public record either way
TodayStill in businessSold at Whole Foods and more than 4,500 stores

Freestyle Snacks Shark Tank deal

Asked for: $300,000 for 5%
Asking valuation: $6M
Result: Deal
Final deal: $300,000 for 11%
Deal valuation: $2.73M
Shark: Allison Ellsworth
Founders: Nikki Seaman
From: -
Aired: Nov 5, 2025

Asked

$6M

Got

$2.73M

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The pitch

Nikki Seaman pitched Freestyle Snacks in Shark Tank Season 17, Episode 5 (aired Nov 5, 2025). They asked for $300,000 in exchange for 5% equity, valuing the business at $6M. The entrepreneurs walked away with a deal from Allison Ellsworth: $300,000 for 11%. That put the final valuation at $2.73M, 55% below what they originally asked for.

What happened to Freestyle Snacks after Shark Tank?

Still in business Last checked November 1, 2026

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Nov 1, 2026: Visited the official website: it is working.

Atlanta founder Nikki Seaman started Freestyle Snacks during the pandemic to sell marinated olives in single-serve pouches instead of jars. Sales grew from $200,000 in 2022 to $2.2 million in 2024, with $4 million to $5 million projected for 2025, and the snacks are sold at Whole Foods and more than 4,500 other stores. She asked for $300,000 for 5% and settled at $300,000 for 11% with Allison Ellsworth, the Poppi co-founder who had joined the panel as a shark.

Update: Sold at Whole Foods and more than 4,500 stores

Timeline since the show

2023
Sales reached $1 million
2024
Sales reached $2.2 million
2025-11
Allison Ellsworth invested $300,000 for 11%

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Frequently asked questions

Did Freestyle Snacks get a deal on Shark Tank?

Yes. Freestyle Snacks got a deal with Allison Ellsworth for $300,000 and 11% equity.

Which Shark invested in Freestyle Snacks?

Allison Ellsworth invested in Freestyle Snacks on Season 17 of Shark Tank. Note that some on-air deals change or fall through during due diligence.

Is Freestyle Snacks still in business?

As of our last check (November 2026), Freestyle Snacks appears to still be in business. Its official website is online, and sold at Whole Foods and more than 4,500 stores.

What season and episode was Freestyle Snacks on Shark Tank?

Freestyle Snacks appeared in Season 17, Episode 5, which first aired on November 5, 2025.

Where can I buy Freestyle Snacks?

You can buy Freestyle Snacks from its official website and often on Amazon.

What was Freestyle Snacks's valuation on Shark Tank?

The founders valued Freestyle Snacks at $6,000,000 when they entered the Tank, and the final deal valued it at $2,727,272.73.