MrBeast explained that he prefers to reinvest his earnings. Most of his income goes into producing larger and more complex videos. He sets aside only what he needs for monthly living expenses. This system allows him to scale his content while maintaining basic financial needs. He said he tries to match his salary with his monthly costs.Besides YouTube, MrBeast is involved in several ventures. He owns the snack company Feastables. He also runs MrBeast Burgers, a virtual restaurant chain. His ventures generate substantial revenue, but he chooses not to accumulate large cash reserves. He also runs a nonprofit called Beast Philanthropy, which funds large charity projects.

Dr. James Mohs, a professor of accounting, noted that MrBeast’s financial method is not typical. He said high-net-worth individuals usually keep a large percentage of their wealth in cash. This reserve helps cover investment losses and fund new opportunities. Mohs referred to this approach as the "Warren Buffett syndrome," where keeping extra cash is seen as strategic.MrBeast has been recognized as a billionaire by Celebrity Net Worth. He has deals with major companies and a potential streaming deal with Amazon. He became popular through videos like “I Counted to 100,000!” and continued building a strong following. His income sources now include merchandise, content partnerships and crypto investments.

MrBeast reinvests most of his income into producing YouTube videos and business projects, keeping only enough cash to cover his personal monthly expenses.

MrBeast owns Feastables, MrBeast Burgers, and holds stakes in cryptocurrency platforms and content creator funds. He also manages a nonprofit called Beast Philanthropy.