Tim Pool's Net Worth - How Rich is the Podcaster & YouTuber?

Tim Pool's net worth is estimated at $3 million.

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Net worth:	$3 million
Source of wealth:	YouTuber, subscriptions, publishing
Date of birth:	March 9, 1986
Place of birth:	Chicago, Illinois

How did Tim Pool build his net worth?

Tim Pool has built his net worth on a distinguished career as a journalist, political commentator, and podcaster. His primary source of income is YouTube, where his monetized videos are estimated to generate more than $1,000 per day. He also makes money from subscriptions to his independent news website TimCast.com , merchandise sales, and sponsorships.

He first came to the public’s attention in 2011 by live streaming the "Occupy Wall Street" protests. He provided nonstop 21-hour protest coverage using his cell phone and aerial drones. The footage was quickly flighted on several mainstream television channels, including NBC. Pool subsequently live-streamed protests in Ukraine, Egypt, Thailand, and Turkey.

He became a popular social media personality with seven YouTube channels, gleaning 1.3 million subscribers. Three of his channels, Tim Pool, TimCast, and TimCast IRL, primarily focus on political news and discussion. He also releases music on his TimCast Music channel, an attempt to influence culture since politics is downstream of culture.

In 2013, Pool received the Shorty Award for Best Journalist on Social Media.

Tim Pool joined Vice Media and Fusion TV in 2014, taking the position of senior correspondent and director of innovation at Fusion Television. In the same year, he assisted with the launch of an app for watermarking photos.

In 2019, Pool co-founded “Subverse,” a media company.

How has Tim Pool spent his wealth?

Tim Pool recently invested in a compound he is renovating to create a million-dollar skate park and bar. He has also been in the market for a house. And, of course, he has bought chickens.

From what we can tell, he has no flashy cars, buying a Lexis and a Jeep Rubicon for business purposes in 2022. Tim Pool seems no big spender — at least on himself — preferring to invest in his business interests.