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Updated July 16, 2026

Published June 1, 2026, 8 min read

How Much Does Dude Perfect Make? Net Worth and YouTube Earnings 2026

Dude Perfect, the 5-man trick shot group from Texas, is one of the most-watched sports entertainment channels on YouTube. With 60 million subscribers and videos that routinely hit 20 to 100 million views, their earnings go far beyond YouTube ad income. Here is the full 2026 breakdown: how much Dude Perfect makes from YouTube ads, brand deals, merchandise, and tours, plus the estimated wealth for each member.

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How Much Does Dude Perfect Make? Net Worth and YouTube Earnings 2026

How Much Does Dude Perfect Make? Net Worth and YouTube Earnings 2026

Dude Perfect is one of the most unusual success stories in YouTube history. Five college roommates from Texas A&M started posting trick shot videos in 2009, and 17 years later they run a media company with 60 million subscribers, multiple Guinness World Records, television deals, a touring show, and an estimated collective net worth of $50 M to $100 million.

But how much does the group actually make? This guide breaks down every income stream: YouTube ad revenue, brand sponsorships, merchandise, touring, and beyond, then answers the question of how the money splits across all five members.

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Basketball court and sports arena
Basketball court and sports arena

Dude Perfect YouTube Ad Revenue: The Numbers

The direct AdSense earnings are substantial but represent a smaller share of total income than most people expect.

YouTube estimates (2026):

MetricEstimate
Main channel subscribers60M+
Average monthly views (all channels)150M to 300M
Estimated RPM (entertainment/sports)$1.50 to $3.50
Estimated monthly YouTube ad revenue$225K to $1.05M
Estimated annual YouTube ad revenue$2.7M to $12.6M
Estimated channel asset value$30M to $80M

Why is the RPM relatively modest for a channel of this size? Entertainment and sports content sits in the $2 to $6 CPM range, far below finance ($18 to $45 CPM) or tech ($10 to $28 CPM). Their audience skews young and family friendly, which limits the premium advertisers willing to pay maximum rates, though it opens the door to toy brands, gaming companies, and consumer product advertisers who pay a reasonable mid-tier CPM.

For comparison: a personal finance channel with 5 million subscribers can earn more in monthly YouTube ad income than this channel does at 60 million, because their audience commands 10x the CPM. This is the CPM reality creators do not discuss enough, subscriber count and views are inputs, CPM is what turns those inputs into dollars.

See: YouTube CPM Rates by Niche 2026 for the full breakdown.


How Much Do They Make Per Video?

Their per-video earnings split into two very different categories: organic ad revenue and sponsored integrations.

Organic ad revenue per video

A typical upload on their main channel gets between 10 M and 60 million views within the first month. At a $1.50 to $3 RPM:

Video viewsEstimated ad income
10 million$15,000 to $30,000
20 million$30,000 to $60,000
50 M$75,000 to $150,000
100 million$150,000 to $300,000

These figures continue to accumulate for months and years after upload, as YouTube serves the videos to new viewers. Several of their videos have surpassed 200 million lifetime views, meaning their ad revenue from a single video can eventually reach $300,000 to $600,000 over its lifetime.

Sponsorship income per video

How much does Dude Perfect make per video from brand deals is an entirely different order of magnitude. At 60 million subscribers and near-guaranteed 20 to 50 M views per upload, the channel is one of the most valuable brand integration spots on YouTube.

Estimated brand deal rates at their scale:

  • Dedicated product integration: $500,000 to $2,000,000 per video
  • Soft brand mention: $200,000 to $500,000 per video
  • Brand-produced challenge video (e.g., the Nerf battles, Callaway Golf trick shots): $500,000 to $3,000,000 depending on production scope

They have worked with: Nerf, Callaway Golf, Bass Pro Shops, Purple mattresses, Verizon, General Motors, Pringles, and dozens of other major consumer brands. Assuming they produce 4 to 8 fully sponsored videos per year at an average rate of $750,000 per deal, that alone represents $3 million to $6 million annually, before accounting for soft integrations and partnerships.


Sports entertainment and athletic performance
Sports entertainment and athletic performance

Net Worth, All Five Members

Dude Perfect operates as a collective business. The five members, Tyler Toney, Cody Jones, Coby Cotton, Garrett Hilbert, and Cory Cotton (Coby and Cory are twin brothers), are believed to share profits as equal partners, though the exact terms of their business arrangement are private.

Collective net worth breakdown:

Income sourceEstimated annual income
YouTube ad revenue$2.7M to $12.6M
Brand sponsorships$5M to $15M
Merchandise$2M to $5M
Touring / live shows$1M to $3M
Media licensing / TV$500K to $2M
Total estimated annual income$11M to $37M

At their income levels sustained over 15+ years, with revenue growth as their subscriber base expanded, the collective wealth is estimated at $50 million to $100 M. Divided among five equal partners, each member's estimated individual wealth is $10 million to $20 million.

Member Net Worth, Individual Estimates

All five members are believed to split the business equally. Estimated individual net worths and annual salary equivalent in 2026:

MemberKnown forEst. wealthEst. Annual Salary/Share
Tyler ToneyMain host, "Ty"$10M to $20M$2.2M to $7.4M
Garrett HilbertTrick shots, stereotypeslow tens of millions$2.2M to $7.4M
Cody JonesBattles, challengeslow tens of millions$2.2M to $7.4M
Coby CottonStunts, OT host$10M to $20M$2.2M to $7.4M
Cory CottonCompetitions, OTlow tens of millions$2.2M to $7.4M

Garrett Hilbert wealth and Cody Jones net worth are the most searched among the five members. Both sit in the same low tens of millions band as their partners, the equal-share model means no single member has publicly broken away from this range. The annual salary equivalent per member (their share of total group income) is estimated at $2.2 million to $7.4 M per year.

Tyler Toney wealth aligns with the group average despite being the most recognisable on-screen face. Any additional individual endorsement income he earns outside the group is not publicly disclosed and unlikely to create a meaningful gap versus the other four.

For context, this places each the group member in the same wealth tier as established mid-level YouTubers like MKBHD (estimated $10M to $20M), despite operating in a lower-CPM niche. The difference is made up entirely by sponsorship income and the scale of their audience.


How They Compare to Other Top YouTube Earners

CreatorEst. net worthEst. Annual IncomeNiche
MrBeast$700M to $1B$100M+Entertainment
Ryan Kaji (Ryan's World)$100M+$25M to $50MKids
Dude Perfect (collective)$50M to $100M$11M to $37MSports/Entertainment
PewDiePie$40M to $60M$1M to $3M (current)Gaming
MKBHDlow tens of millions$3M to $8MTech
Graham Stephan$15M+$5M to $10MFinance

The group punches above its CPM weight because of brand deal scale. A finance creator with 60 million subscribers would earn significantly more from YouTube ads, but the group closes the gap by charging premium rates for sponsored content that delivers family-friendly, highly shareable entertainment to massive audiences that brands want access to.


Revenue Beyond YouTube

The TV Show

Dude Perfect had a television series that aired on CMT and then Nickelodeon, bringing in licensing fees and expanding brand awareness well beyond the YouTube audience. Television deals of this type typically pay $1 million to $5 million per season depending on viewership and network.

Live Touring

The group has run live touring events, arena-scale trick shot shows where fans watch the team perform live. Arena touring at their popularity level, across major US cities, can generate $1 M to $3 million per tour after costs, and potentially more in merchandise sales at the venue.

Merchandise

The brand sells a range of merchandise, apparel, accessories, branded sports equipment, and novelty items. At their audience size, a well-run merchandise operation generates $2 million to $5 million in annual revenue at healthy margins. Their family-friendly appeal and strong logo recognition make merchandise conversion rates higher than adult-skewing entertainment channels.

The App and Games

The team has a mobile gaming app with millions of downloads. Revenue from mobile games through in-app purchases and advertising typically runs $500,000 to $2 M annually for apps at their download scale, though mobile gaming revenue is highly variable.


How Much Do They Make Per Month?

Bringing the income streams together:

Income sourceEstimated monthly income
YouTube ads$225K to $1.05M
Brand deals (averaged monthly)$416K to $1.25M
Merchandise$165K to $415K
Touring (averaged monthly)$85K to $250K
Other (TV, app, licensing)$100K to $300K
Total estimated monthly income$1M to $3.3M

At the mid-point, the group is likely generating $1.5 million to $2 million per month across all income sources in 2026, a collective figure, split among five business partners.


Why Their Income Model Works

Their model demonstrates something important about YouTube as a business: niche and audience trust matter more than CPM alone.

Entertainment CPM is low, $2 to $6, compared to finance or tech. But they built an audience that is:

  • Family-safe: Every major consumer brand can advertise next to their content without controversy
  • Highly engaged: Their audience actively watches full videos and has strong parasocial loyalty to the members
  • Globally scalable: Trick shots transcend language barriers, giving them large international viewership
  • Brand-adjacent: Their content naturally integrates products (golf equipment, basketballs, sporting goods, foam toys) without feeling forced

This combination makes them uniquely valuable to sponsorship buyers, even though their raw CPM is lower than a finance creator. A brand paying $1 million for a sponsored integration with them knows it will reach 30 to 80 M people who trust these creators, in a context where the product fits naturally.


Key Takeaways

  • Collective wealth: $50M to $100M across 5 members
  • Individual member net worth: low tens of millions each (estimated)
  • Annual income: $11M to $37M total (all streams)
  • YouTube ad income: $2.7M to $12.6M/year (lower CPM niche)
  • What drives their wealth: Brand sponsorships and merchandise, not YouTube ads
  • Founded: 2009, Texas A&M University backyard

Their earning story is a useful counterpoint to creators who obsess over CPM: with enough audience trust and scale, sponsorship income can replace and exceed what a high-CPM niche provides in ad revenue.

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*See also: MrBeast wealth and Top YouTuber Earnings 2026 | YouTube CPM Rates by Niche 2026*

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Dude Perfect make on YouTube?

The group earns an estimated $2M to $10 million per year from YouTube ad revenue alone, based on their 150 to 300 million monthly views across all channels and an entertainment niche CPM of $2 to $6. At an average RPM of $1.50 to $3.50, that works out to $225,000 to $1,050,000 per month in platform ad income. Their total annual income, including sponsorships, merchandise, touring, and brand deals, is estimated at $15 million to $30 M.

What is Dude Perfect’s net worth?

Their collective wealth is estimated at $50 million to $100 million as of 2026, split across all five members: Tyler Toney, Cody Jones, Coby Cotton, Garrett Hilbert, and Cory Cotton. Individually, each member's estimated wealth is $10 million to $20 M. Their wealth comes from YouTube ad revenue, an extensive history of major-brand sponsorships, merchandise, live touring, and media deals with networks including Nickelodeon and CMT.

How much do they make per video?

How much they make per video depends heavily on whether it is a sponsored integration or a purely organic video. From YouTube ads alone, a video with 20 to 50 million views at a $1.50 to $3 RPM earns $30,000 to $150,000 in ad income. A fully sponsored brand integration, which they regularly produce with companies like Nerf, Callaway Golf, and Bass Pro Shops, commands an estimated $500,000 to $2,000,000 per video at their subscriber level. Combined, a single top-performing sponsored video can generate over $2 million.

Who is the richest member?

All five members, Tyler Toney, Cody Jones, Coby Cotton, Garrett Hilbert, and Cory Cotton, are believed to share revenue equally as business partners, making individual wealth estimates speculative. Tyler Toney, as the most recognisable on-screen personality, may command slightly higher personal endorsement income outside the group, but there is no verified public information confirming any one member is significantly wealthier than the others. Each member's estimated individual net worth is $10 million to $20 M.

What is Garrett Hilbert's wealth?

Garrett Hilbert's wealth is estimated at $10 million to $20 million as of 2026. As one of five equal partners in the group he co-founded at Texas A&M University in 2009, Garrett Hilbert shares in the group's estimated $50 million to $100 M collective wealth. His income comes from his equal share of YouTube ad revenue, brand sponsorships, merchandise, and touring. Garrett is known for his trick shot speciality and his appearances in the group's stereotypes and battle-format videos, which regularly hit 20 to 50 million views.

What is Cody Jones's net worth?

Cody Jones's wealth is estimated at $10 million to $20 million as of 2026. As a co-founder and equal partner, Cody Jones receives an equal share of the group's annual income of $11 M to $37 million across all revenue streams, YouTube ads, brand sponsorships, merchandise, and live touring events. Cody is one of the original five who started posting trick shot videos from their Texas A&M backyard in 2009, building what became one of the most-subscribed sports entertainment channels on YouTube.

How did Dude Perfect get started?

It started in 2009 when five roommates at Texas A&M University posted a basketball trick shot video in a backyard. The video went viral, attracting millions of views at a time when YouTube was still an emerging platform. They have since grown to over 60 million subscribers on their main channel and hold multiple Guinness World Records for trick shots. Their brand evolved from backyard sports videos into a full entertainment company with TV deals, a mobile app, touring shows, and a merchandise line.

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Fahim Mahmood, founder of CheckTheWorth
Fahim Mahmood

Founder · CheckTheWorth

Fahim built CheckTheWorth himself and runs it on public data and the official YouTube Data API. Every earnings figure here is an estimate, and he says so plainly rather than dressing it up as fact.

Fahim Mahmood, founder of CheckTheWorth

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