Jake vs. Logan Net Worth: Who Is The Richer Paul Brother?

Jake and Logan Paul are YouTubers and social media personalities who have made themselves famous through various stunts and videos. The siblings have earned millions of dollars over the years as content creators, and Jake has also transitioned into professional boxing recently. But when all of their earnings are considered, who is the richer Paul brother?

Majority of Jake’s fortune is thanks to his popularity as a YouTuber, which has allowed him to have an estimated net worth of $30 million. The social media personality was named as one of the highest-paid YouTubers in the world multiple times. He easily earns at least $10 million and up to $20 million annually, as per Celebrity Net Worth.

In terms of overall wealth, Logan trumps his brother’s fortune with an estimated net worth of $35 million. His success is primarily due to his YouTube channel, where he has more than 23 million subscribers. From 2016 to 2018, Logan reportedly earned somewhere between $12 million and $14 million annually.

Aside from their YouTube channels, the Paul brothers also have various endeavors where they earn a lucrative amount of money. Jake recently transitioned into the professional boxing scene and has since become undefeated with four wins. His latest match was against former UFC champion Tyron Woodley. Jake earned an estimated $1 million from the fight purse, and it can double to $2 million after pay-per-view revenues, as per Sporting Free.

On the other hand, Logan founded Maverick Apparel, a merchandise company, in May 2020. During the firm’s first nine months, it generated more than $40 million in sales. The social media star has also been hosting the “Impaulsive” podcast since November 2018. He also tried his hand at boxing, facing off against Floyd Mayweather, where he reportedly earned $5.25 million.

The Paul brothers both started their online video careers on Vine in 2013. Some of Logan’s work from the platform was compiled into a video and posted on YouTube, which then got more than four million views in April 2014.

When Vine shut down in 2017, Disney took Jake in as part of the sitcom “Bizaardvark.” But he was quickly let go that same year over controversies and complaints from his neighbors regarding parties, pranks, fire hazards and the large crowds gathering outside his home. Jake’s popularity on YouTube shot up after he released his song and music video titled “It’s Everyday Bro,” which got more than 70 million views within a month.