Jake Paul Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Jake Paul’s net worth?

With a net worth of $100 million, Jake Paul is known as an American social media influencer, actor, boxer, and comedian. He consistently ranks among the highest-paid social media personalities globally, earning at least $20 million and as much as $50 million annually (before taxes) through various channels including boxing events, merchandise sales, YouTube views, and endorsements. In 2021 alone, he amassed $45 million, chiefly from three professional boxing bouts, alongside $5 million from endorsements and earnings on social media. Between September 2022 and September 2023, his earnings totaled $34 million.

His rise to fame was significantly boosted when the music video for his 2017 single “It’s Everyday Bro” went viral on YouTube. Jake is the younger sibling of Logan Paul, another well-known YouTube figure. Recently, he has made a transition to boxing, defeating multiple opponents in matches attracting millions of Pay Per View viewers. Jake’s fight against Mike Tyson in November 2024 was a notable event, streamed live on Netflix, with Jake earning an impressive $40 million and Tyson receiving $20 million for the event.

Additionally, Jake is a co-founder of the body care brand “W.” In July 2024, the company secured $11 million in Series A funding, valuing it at $150 million, primarily focusing on men’s deodorant products.

Early Life

Born on January 17, 1997, in Westlake, Ohio, Jake Joseph Paul is the son of Pamela Stepnick and Gregory Paul. He has a brother, Logan, who is also recognized as a popular YouTube star. Jake began creating videos on the now-defunct Vine platform, amassing nearly 5.5 million followers and 2 billion views before its shutdown.

Social Media Career

Jake’s video career kicked off in September 2013. After the closure of Vine in January 2017, Disney engaged him for the sitcom “Bizaardvark.” His catchphrase on the show, “It’s Everyday Bro!” (note: this phrase lacks grammatical correctness; “Everyday” implies common, routine, as in “These are my everyday run-of-the-mill socks.” Jake likely intended to say, “It’s Every Day, Bro!” suggesting an occurrence that takes place daily…)

In July 2017, during the production of the second season, Jake was let go from “Bizaardvark.” At that point, he had attracted several controversies, including complaints from neighbors about raucous parties, pranks, and fire hazards, along with throngs of young fans congregating outside his rented house after he disclosed his address on social media. In a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Jake confirmed that he was dismissed from the Disney Channel show due to the commotion surrounding his parties and extensive media coverage.

In January 2017, Jake Paul founded Team 10, a digital marketing platform and creative agency targeting adolescent audiences for entertainment content. That May, he released a song and accompanying music video titled “It’s Everyday Bro,” which garnered over 70 million views within a month.

In early January 2018, Jake posted a video labeled “I lost my virginity,” featuring a thumbnail of him and his then-girlfriend, Erika Costell, in semi-nude poses. This led to YouTube imposing an age restriction on the video, prompting Jake to modify the thumbnail to a more modest image of the couple.

Boxing Career and Earnings

In just his boxing matches from 2021, Jake garnered $40 million through purses and Pay Per View bonuses.

Making his professional boxing debut on January 20, 2020, in Miami, Jake faced AnEsonGib, a fellow YouTuber, and won decisively with a TKO in the first round at 2:18.

In November 2020, Jake achieved a knockout victory over former NBA player Nate Robinson, earning approximately $1.2 million from that bout.

Jake also defeated MMA fighter Ben Askren by TKO in December 2021.

In August 2021, he won against Tyron Woodley via split decision, taking home $2 million from that fight.

Tyron and Jake had a rematch in December 2021, where Jake triumphed by knockout.

In October 2022, Jake was victorious over MMA fighter Anderson Silva by unanimous decision and earned $1.5 million from the fight.

During a match on February 26 against Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia, Jake lost by split decision. For this fight, he secured a guarantee of $3.2 million along with 65% of Pay Per View earnings, with expectations of around $9 million total earnings. However, Jake later claimed on social media that he made $30 million from the bout.

In 2023, a multiyear deal with the Professional Fighters League (PFL) was signed by Jake Paul, aimed at competing in a newly established pay-per-view division.

November 2024 saw Jake earning $40 million after defeating Mike Tyson in a boxing match produced by Netflix.

Personal Life

On July 18, 2017, residents near Paul’s home in Los Angeles gathered with city officials and law enforcement to discuss filing a public nuisance lawsuit against him after he made his rented Beverly Grove address public, leading to large fan congregations outside his residence. This ended with a $2.5 million lawsuit from his landlords.

In 2018, Paul began a relationship with model Erika Costello, but they split in November of the same year. He also dated Chloe Bennet, an actress known for “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” during that time.

From April 2019 until January 2020, Paul was in a relationship with social media personality Tana Mongeau. Their engagement and subsequent marriage in July received substantial media attention, yet turned out to be largely a publicity stunt. In April 2023, he started dating Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam.

A major party held by Paul in 2019 at his mansion in Calabasas, California, attracted scrutiny when authorities examined allegations that some young female attendees had their drinks spiked. At least one complaint reached the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, claiming a drink was drugged. A concerned mother posted in a Facebook group stating: “My daughter was at a party in Calabasas last night for YouTube Jake Paul. The mansion was filled with young people. She ended up in the hospital alongside eight other girls who had been drugged and were taken to West Hills Hospital incoherent.” According to her, the girls were in a state where they couldn’t speak or walk, and many were partially undressed.

During the George Floyd/Black Lives Matter protests in Scottsdale on May 30, 2020,
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While dining at P.F. Changs in the Scottsdale Fashion Square mall, Paul witnessed looting occurring around him. He and his friends decided to record the events as they unfolded in the heart of the chaos. Paul faced charges for criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly, both classified as misdemeanors, though he was not arrested. A court appearance in Arizona is required.

Salary Highlights

In 2016, Jake’s earnings were estimated at $11.5 million. The following year, he earned $11 million. By 2018, Jake’s income surged to an impressive $21.5 million, making him the second-highest-paid YouTube star globally. In total, Jake’s earnings for 2021 reached $45 million, and in 2022, he secured $20 million.

LA Real Estate

In 2017, Jake Paul moved from his rental in Beverly Grove to a stunning mansion in Calabasas, California, measuring 15,000 square feet, which he purchased for $6.925 million. The residence is situated on 3.5 acres at the end of a gated driveway and features a dramatic three-story entry with a spiral staircase, hardwood floors, and Italian tile. The living room boasts a fireplace alongside floor-to-ceiling picture windows.

Accessed through arched doorways, the formal dining room and kitchen are equipped with four ovens and a spacious center island. The master bedroom, one of eight suites in the home and adorned with wood accents, includes a balcony and two walk-in closets. In the bathroom, the oversized shower is equipped with steam features, aromatherapy options, and Bluetooth capabilities. The beautifully landscaped grounds feature a pool and spa with two waterfalls, along with two grills and multiple patios overlooking the canyon.

In January 2021, Jake expressed his intention to list this home for sale at approximately $7 million. However, three months later, he accepted a sale price of $6.15 million, resulting in a loss of $850,000.

Puerto Rico Mansion

In May 2023, Jake Paul purchased a lavish 12,000-square-foot mansion in Puerto Rico for $15.75 million. The property was sold by retired MLB catcher Yadier Molina, who constructed the home himself, completing it in 2021.