The short answer · Estimate
$1.5 million to $5 million
Published estimates of Matt Mathews’ net worth run from $1.5 million at WorthQlix [13] to a $5 million ceiling given by HitNews and Looper Times [14][15]. No major news outlet or business magazine has published a figure. His money comes from stand-up tours, social media, merchandise, boudoir photography and music [2][1]. The Boujee On A Budget tour sold more than 250,000 tickets [2], but no ticket price or tour gross has been published, so treat the range as an estimate.
Confidence: low. Every figure comes from a small net worth or biography site, most of them name no source, and no earnings, gross or property value for him has been published by a source we could open.
Matt Mathews at a glance
Matt Mathews is an American comedian, musician and photographer from Birmingham, Alabama, who became known for farm-chore videos he posted on TikTok during the pandemic [1].
| Name | Matt Mathews; some news headlines spell it Matt Matthews [1][4] |
|---|---|
| Born | 1992 or 1993, Birmingham, Alabama, U.S. [1] |
| Age | 33 or 34 (October 2026) [1] |
| Nationality | American [1] |
| Occupation | Comedian, photographer, musician [1] |
| Known for | “Farm chore” videos posted during the pandemic [2] |
| Stand-up debut | 2022 [2] |
| Husband | Rob Killgore, married in 2016 [1] |
| Home | A farm near Birmingham, Alabama [1] |
| Audience | More than 15 million followers and over a billion views across platforms [2][9] |
| Agency and management | WME; 3TEN Entertainment [2][9] |
How we estimate Matt Mathews’ net worth
We estimate Matt Mathews’ net worth by putting every published figure side by side and checking where each one came from. None of them is official, and none comes from a major outlet.
| Source | What it says | Date |
|---|---|---|
| WorthQlix [13] | $1.5 million to $2.5 million, from its own model of tour, merch and social income | 11 February 2026, updated 15 February 2026 |
| HitNews [14] | $1 million to $5 million; no source named | 29 January 2026 |
| Looper Times [15] | $2 million to $5 million; names another estimate site as its source | 26 August 2026 |
| Gil Express [16] | $3 million to $5 million; cites unnamed “online publications” | 26 August 2026 |
| TheCityCeleb [17] | $3 million; no source named | Read 7 October 2026 |
Our method
No major outlet has a figure. We found no estimate from Forbes, a news outlet or Celebrity Net Worth, and no filing. All five figures in the table come from small net worth and biography sites [13][14][15][16][17]. They may copy each other: Looper Times and Gil Express both appeared on 26 August 2026 with the same $5 million ceiling [15][16].
How we set the range. The low end, $1.5 million, is the WorthQlix figure [13], the only one built from stated assumptions. The top, $5 million, is the ceiling that HitNews, Looper Times and Gil Express share [14][15][16]. We don’t average them, because an average of weak numbers is still a weak number.
Tickets are revenue, not pay. His site says Boujee On A Budget sold more than 250,000 tickets [2]. Ticket money pays the venues and the promoter, Live Nation [5], before it reaches him, and then his agency, manager and business manager take their share [3]. No ticket price or tour gross has been published, so we can’t turn ticket counts into dollars.
The one model we found. WorthQlix models $1.6 million to $3 million a year in gross tour revenue and $600,000 to $1 million a year in take-home pay [13]. Those are its assumptions, not reported payments, so we don’t stack them into a figure of our own.
What we left out. Several pages that rank for his name mix him up with other men called Matt Mathews, or give birth dates that disagree with each other. None of those pages names a source, so none of their details is used here.
We update this page when a new deal, sale or filing moves the range; the “updated” date changes only then. The same method is used for all our net worth estimates; read how we research.
Where Matt Mathews’ money comes from
Matt Mathews’ money comes from stand-up tours, social media and YouTube, merchandise, boudoir photography and music [2][1]. The tours are the only part with published numbers, and those numbers count tickets, not dollars [2][3]. We apply the same checks to other stars who built an audience online first, such as JoJo Siwa’s net worth and Logan Paul’s net worth.
| Income stream | What is reported | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Stand-up touring | When That Thang Get Ta Thang’n (2023). Boujee On A Budget from 2024: a sold-out 52-city run, then 20 shows added for 2025, produced by Live Nation. Pollstar counted 89 shows and more than 150,000 tickets by August 2025; his site now says more than 250,000. No gross published | [1][4][5][3][2] |
| World tour (2026 to 2027) | Not What I Ordered World Tour, 63 dates announced, including Australia, New Zealand and the UK. His first Regions Arena show in Mobile sold out within hours, so a second was added for 6 March 2027 | [9][11][10] |
| Social media and YouTube | More than 15 million followers and over a billion views; the YouTube series Farm Chores with Matt Mathews & Friends from March 2026; the digital series Doin The Most with Kail Lowry; a comedy special on YouTube. No ad or sponsorship income published | [2][9][6] |
| Merchandise | An online store selling candles, car diffusers, mugs, bags and apparel; skincare, clothing and candles sold at shows. No sales figures published | [2][6] |
| Boudoir photography | Photographer since age 16, with a studio in downtown Birmingham. It was his full-time job before comedy, and in February 2025 he still ran it through an assistant. No revenue published | [1][2][6] |
| Music | Country singles “Joke’s On Me” and “What a War”; a debut album produced by Stanton Edward, with three songs co-written with Trent Dabbs. No sales or streaming income published | [3][12] |
| Book | Memoir, Uncovered: The Naked Truth of Life, Love and Addiction (2019). No sales published | [1] |
Touring is the part of his business that grew fastest. Mathews performed stand-up for the first time in 2022 [2] and played his first arena, Legacy Arena in Birmingham, on 29 December 2025 [3][7]. His team now includes an agent, a manager and a business manager, Jeff Jones of FBMM [3]. None of them publishes what he earns.
He jokes about money on stage and off. In February 2025 he told Windy City Times that the tour budget had gone into a new house he built with his husband: “It’s all gone to buy the house!” [6]. No price for that house has been published.
Matt Mathews’ audience and ticket numbers, source by source
His reported audience grew from more than 11 million followers in May 2025 to more than 15 million by May 2026, and reported Boujee On A Budget ticket sales grew from more than 150,000 to more than 250,000 [4][3][9]. No source puts a dollar figure on any of it.
| Date | Source | Followers or views | Tickets and shows |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 2025 | WBRC | More than 11 million on Instagram and TikTok [4] | 52-city tour sold out; 20 shows added [4] |
| May 2025 | DPAC | More than 11 million on Instagram and TikTok [5] | Debut headlining tour: 100 shows sold out, 150,000 tickets [5] |
| August 2025 | Pollstar | 12 million followers, over 1 billion views [3] | Boujee On A Budget: 89 shows, more than 150,000 tickets [3] |
| April 2026 | BroadwayWorld | More than 12 million fans, over 1 billion views [8] | More than 150,000 tickets [8] |
| May 2026 | F.M. Kirby Center | More than 15 million followers, over a billion views [9] | Boujee On A Budget: more than 250,000 tickets; new tour of 63 dates [9] |
| July 2026 | NBC 15 | Not stated [11] | First Regions Arena show sold out within hours [11] |
| October 2026 | BJCC event page | 4.8 million on TikTok, 2 million on Instagram [7] | Debut tour: 100 dates sold out, 150,000 tickets [7] |
| October 2026 | His official site | More than 15 million followers, over a billion views [2] | Boujee On A Budget: more than 250,000 tickets [2] |
Follower counts measure an audience, not income. The BJCC page counts 4.8 million TikTok and 2 million Instagram followers [7], while his own site gives more than 15 million across all platforms [2], so each total depends on which platforms are counted. Our page on Adam Sandler’s net worth applies the same source checks to a comedian with a much longer career.
Earnings timeline
His earnings grew in steps: photography first, then viral farm videos, then stand-up tours that went from his first show in 2022 to an arena in 2025 [2][3].
| Year | What happened |
|---|---|
| 2011 | Graduates from McAdory High School and leaves a nursing course to work in photography [1]. |
| 2016 | Marries Rob Killgore [1]. |
| 2019 | Publishes his memoir, Uncovered [1]. |
| Pandemic years | Posts farm-chore videos on TikTok; one passes 13 million views [1]. |
| 2022 | Performs stand-up for the first time [2]. |
| 2023 | Starts his first national tour, When That Thang Get Ta Thang’n [1]. |
| 2024 | Records his first special at the Alabama Theatre, signs with CAA and launches Boujee On A Budget [1]. |
| 2025 | Puts a special on YouTube on 4 March [6], adds 20 shows in May [4], signs with WME in August [3] and plays Legacy Arena in Birmingham on 29 December [7]. |
| 2026 | Launches the Farm Chores YouTube series in March and announces the 63-date Not What I Ordered World Tour [9]. In July his first Regions Arena show sells out within hours [11]. |
| 2027 | Two shows booked at Regions Arena in Mobile on 6 March [10][11]. |
Property and assets reported
Matt Mathews’ reported assets are a farm near Birmingham, a house he built with his husband and his horses, and no value has been published for any of them.
| Asset | What is reported | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Farm near Birmingham, Alabama | Shared with his husband, Rob Killgore, and home to “a huge herd of animals”. No size, purchase price or value published | [1][6] |
| House | Built with his husband and reported in February 2025; he said the tour budget had gone into it. No price published | [6] |
| Horses | Has owned horses for years and competes as a barrel racer. No value published | [12][1] |
What could change the number
A published gross for the Not What I Ordered World Tour, which has 63 dates including Australia, New Zealand and the UK [9], would change this estimate more than anything else.
His debut country album, produced by Stanton Edward [3], is a new income stream with no sales numbers yet. If it sells, or if a business outlet starts tracking his yearly earnings, the range could move up. If a published tour gross shows high costs, it could move down. We don’t know yet, and we won’t guess.
Related estimates on this site: JoJo Siwa’s net worth, Logan Paul’s net worth and Adam Sandler’s net worth.
Questions people ask
What is Matt Mathews’ net worth?
Published estimates run from $1.5 million [13] to $5 million [14][15]. None comes from a major outlet, and Mathews has not published his finances.
How much is Matt Mathews worth in 2026?
The newest estimates, from August 2026, say $2 million to $5 million and $3 million to $5 million [15][16]. Neither names a source we could check.
How did Matt Mathews make his money?
Farm-chore videos he posted during the pandemic built an audience that turned into stand-up tours from 2023 [1]. He also earns from merchandise, YouTube, boudoir photography and music [2][6].
Who is Matt Mathews’ husband?
He married Rob Killgore in 2016, and the couple lives on a farm near Birmingham, Alabama [1]. No net worth has been published for Killgore.
How old is Matt Mathews?
He was born in 1992 or 1993 in Birmingham, Alabama, so he is 33 or 34 in 2026 [1]. We couldn’t confirm his exact birthday from a source we trust.
How much is Matt Mathews’ farm worth?
No value has been published. Sources confirm the farm near Birmingham and its animals [1][6], but not its size or price.
How many tickets has Matt Mathews sold?
More than 250,000 on the Boujee On A Budget tour, according to his official site [2]. Pollstar counted more than 150,000 in August 2025 [3].
Sources
- Wikipedia, “Matt Mathews”, read 7 October 2026, en.wikipedia.org.
- Matt Mathews, official website, “Matt Mathews”, read 7 October 2026, www.mattmathews.com.
- Sarah Pittman, Pollstar, “WME Signs Matt Mathews”, 12 August 2025, news.pollstar.com.
- Ashlee Winborne, WBRC, “Matt Matthews extends ‘Boujee on a Budget’ tour with show at Legacy Arena”, 16 May 2025, www.wbrc.com.
- DPAC, “Matt Mathews comes to DPAC on September 27, 2025”, 13 May 2025, www.dpacnc.com.
- Jerry Nunn, Windy City Times, “Matt Mathews brings a Boujee Budget to The Chicago Theatre”, 26 February 2025, windycitytimes.com.
- BJCC, “Matt Mathews: Boujee On A Budget Tour” (event page), read 7 October 2026, www.bjcc.org.
- Stephi Wild, BroadwayWorld, “Comedian Matt Mathews Will Come to the Lied Center”, 16 April 2026, www.broadwayworld.com.
- F.M. Kirby Center, “Comedian Matt Mathews announces his first world tour, Not What I Ordered, including a show at the F.M. Kirby Center”, 18 May 2026, kirbycenter.org.
- WALA Digital Staff, FOX10 News, “Matt Mathews is first act announced for Mobile’s Regions Arena”, 13 July 2026, www.fox10tv.com.
- NBC 15, “Matt Mathews adds second Regions Arena show after first performance sells out”, 16 July 2026, mynbc15.com.
- Alanna Conaway, Tunes Mag, “Comedian Matt Mathews Readies Debut Country Album”, 3 June 2025, www.tunesmag.com.
- Caesar, WorthQlix, “Matt Mathews Net Worth: Stand-Up, Merch & Online Revenue In 2025-26”, 11 February 2026, updated 15 February 2026, worthqlix.com.
- HitNews Team, HitNews, “Matt Matthews Net Worth 2025: Earnings, Career & Wealth Revealed”, 29 January 2026, hitnews.co.uk.
- TechAlign, Looper Times, “Matt Mathews Net Worth 2026: Age, Husband, Family & Career”, 26 August 2026, loopertimes.co.uk.
- Ahmed, Gil Express, “Matt Mathews Net Worth: Age, Career, Husband, Family and Farm Life”, 26 August 2026, gilexpress.co.uk.
- Haruna Ayuba, TheCityCeleb, “Matt Mathews Biography: Age, Net Worth, TikTok, Photography, Alabama Farm, Rob Killgore & Tours, Partner”, read 7 October 2026, www.thecityceleb.com.
