Net worth & personal profile

Bert KreischerNet Worth

The $20M estimate tested against a multi-year tour ledger, undisclosed Netflix and podcast deals, The Machine box office and his current Free Bert era.

Current net worth
Not independently established

Bert Kreischer’s current net worth is not independently verifiable. Celebrity Net Worth publishes $20 million after quoting his criticism of its earlier $8 million estimate, but it provides no dated personal balance sheet. The strongest public figures measure his business activity instead: Pollstar recorded $33.4 million from 87 reported shows in the 2022–23 chart period, Billboard measured $29.7 million across 64 shows in 2023–24, and Pollstar’s 2026 chart records $3.67 million from eleven reported shows. Those are box-office grosses before venues, promoters, production, crew, agents, management and tax—not Kreischer’s income or retained wealth. Netflix, podcast, production and spirits economics remain private.

bert kreischer wearing a headset at the 2023 daytona 500
Bert Kreischer · Photo: Zach Catanzareti Photo
Source · CC BY 2.0 · Displayed crop

The essentials

01

The $20M estimate is not supported by a dated asset-and-liability schedule; the same page quotes Kreischer objecting that its earlier $8M figure was too low. [1]

02

Touring is measurable at the box office: $23.58M, $33.4M and $29.7M across successive major chart periods, but none is personal take-home pay. [3]

03

The latest Pollstar comedy chart records $3.67M from 49,523 tickets across eleven reported shows; it is a reporting slice, not a complete wealth or annual-income figure. [6]

The estimate · Tour ledger · Netflix & podcasts · Film & brands · Current work · Evidence

Bert Kreischer’s financial story has better public evidence than most comedians’—but the evidence measures ticket sales, screen releases and intellectual property rather than his bank account.

This edition preserves the earlier source audit and adds the latest Pollstar chart, Netflix renewal, tour, podcast and family status. Every figure keeps its original economic meaning under the Net Worth VIP methodology.

01 / The estimate

$20M moved after an $8M complaint—and still is not a balance sheet

Celebrity Net Worth now publishes $20 million and quotes Kreischer saying its earlier $8 million figure was low. The page does not disclose a valuation date, cash, investments, property equity, business stakes, taxes or liabilities.

That sequence does not prove the $20 million number wrong. It does show why a publisher estimate influenced by feedback from its subject cannot be treated as independent verification.

Competing sites publish figures from $5 million to $20 million with incompatible salary and appearance-fee claims. The structured value stays blank because selecting a midpoint would add confidence the evidence does not contain.

02 / The tour ledger

The public money trail is gross ticket sales, not personal income

Pollstar recorded $23.58 million from 369,943 tickets across 148 reported shows for 2021–22 and $33.4 million from 481,684 tickets across 87 shows in the next chart period. Billboard then measured $29.7 million from 388,000 tickets across 64 shows for 2023–24.

The pattern matters: fewer, larger dates produced the peak. Pollstar separately described nearly $60 million from 244 headline shows and 957,797 tickets through May 2023, which overlaps those annual rows and cannot be added to them.

The February 2026 Pollstar chart lists $3.67 million, 49,523 tickets and eleven reported shows. It is a fresh activity measure, but submitted-show coverage and chart windows prevent treating it as Kreischer’s full calendar-year revenue. Every gross still precedes venue, promoter, production, crew, agency, management and tax.

03 / Netflix and podcasts

Visible distribution, private contract economics

Netflix lists Lucky as Kreischer’s 2025 special and confirms that Free Bert’s six-episode first season has been renewed for season two. Netflix’s festival recap counts five Kreischer stand-up specials plus The Cabin and Free Bert. None of those pages publishes his fee, rights ownership, backend or production-company margin.

Bertcast remains active under Berty Boy Productions. Kreischer also co-hosts 2 Bears 1 Cave, but SiriusXM’s multi-year announcement names YMH Studios and its founders as the contracting parties. Kreischer’s separate talent arrangement is not disclosed.

This is where copied net-worth pages most often invent precision: platform reach establishes a durable business, while confidential licence, advertising, distribution and talent splits prevent a defensible income total.

04 / Film, brands and IP

A $10.66M theatrical gross does not reveal his cheque

The Machine grossed $10.46 million domestically and $10.66 million worldwide according to Box Office Mojo; The Numbers reports a $20 million production budget. The comparison describes project economics before marketing and distribution, not Kreischer’s acting or producer compensation.

Federal records show THE MACHINE and BERTCAST registrations under Kreischer’s individual name, while BERTY BOY and HOT SUMMER NIGHTS TOUR applications were abandoned in February 2024. Trademark ownership identifies controlled labels, not their market value or annual profit.

Kreischer and Tom Segura launched Por Osos vodka. The reviewed USPTO record for the core spirits mark remained suspended, while distribution, sales, ownership percentages and Kreischer’s compensation are private. Product availability is not a personal valuation.

05 / The current profile

Free Bert, Permission to Party and a family production partnership

Kreischer’s current public slate includes the Permission to Party tour, Bertcast, a renewed second season of Free Bert and Fully Loaded at Sea in November 2026. These projects establish continued activity after the arena-era peak without revealing his personal margin.

LeeAnn Kreischer has been his wife since 2003 and edits and produces his specials. Their daughters are Georgia and Ila. That family-production role is material context, but no public source supplies compensation, ownership allocation or household balance-sheet splits.

The useful conclusion is narrower than the $20 million headline and richer than “unknown”: Kreischer has a documented eight-figure touring machine across several periods, current Netflix and podcast distribution, individually held marks and private business economics.

The evidence, with its limits

Figure or claimWhat the evidence showsWhat it does not prove
$20MCurrent outside net-worth estimateA dated personal balance sheet
$23.581M2021–22 reported tour grossKreischer’s take-home income
$33.4M2022–23 reported tour grossCash retained after all costs
$29.7M2023–24 reported tour grossA permanent annual run rate
$3.666M2026 Pollstar chart slice, eleven showsFull 2026 calendar revenue
Nearly $60MOverlapping career gross through May 2023An amount to add to annual rows
$10.664MThe Machine worldwide theatrical grossKreischer’s fee or backend
$20MReported The Machine production budgetHis investment or personal loss
UndisclosedNetflix, podcast and spirits termsA basis for invented annual income
Sources checked September 22, 2026 UTC. Tour gross, streaming activity, project economics and current net worth are kept distinct.

Financial record

The money timeline

5 reported events
5 events
Free Bert renewed for season twoCurrentNot disclosedDetails & source

Amount and context

Not disclosed · USD

Netflix confirmed renewal after the six-episode first season.

Open source for Free Bert renewed for season two ↗
Lucky premieres on NetflixStreamingNot disclosedDetails & source

Amount and context

Not disclosed · USD

The special became the latest entry in Kreischer’s Netflix stand-up catalogue.

Open source for Lucky premieres on Netflix ↗
Billboard records $29.7MTour$29.7MDetails & source

Amount and context

$29,700,000 · USD

388,000 tickets across 64 reported shows.

Open source for Billboard records $29.7M ↗
Tour gross reaches $33.4M chart peakPeak$33.4MDetails & source

Amount and context

$33,400,000 · USD

481,684 tickets across 87 reported shows.

Open source for Tour gross reaches $33.4M chart peak ↗
Pollstar records $23.58M tour periodTour$23.58MDetails & source

Amount and context

$23,581,300 · USD

369,943 tickets across 148 reported shows; not personal income.

Open source for Pollstar records $23.58M tour period ↗

Amounts describe different financial measures and retain their original currencies. They must not be added together as personal wealth. Our methodology.

Common questions

Questions, answered

What is Bert Kreischer’s net worth in 2026?

It is not independently verifiable. Celebrity Net Worth publishes $20 million, but no reviewed source provides a dated schedule of his assets, business stakes, taxes and liabilities.

How much does Bert Kreischer make from touring?

Public sources measure gross ticket sales, not his personal pay. Pollstar and Billboard recorded $23.58 million, $33.4 million and $29.7 million across successive major chart periods; all precede venue, promoter, production, crew, representation and tax costs.

How much does Netflix pay Bert Kreischer?

No reviewed source publishes his fees for five stand-up specials, The Cabin or Free Bert. The projects and Free Bert season-two renewal are confirmed, but salary, licence, backend and ownership terms remain private.

Who is Bert Kreischer’s wife, and how many children do they have?

He has been married to LeeAnn Kreischer since 2003. They have two daughters, Georgia and Ila; LeeAnn also edits and produces his comedy specials.

What is Bert Kreischer working on now?

His current slate includes Free Bert season two, the Permission to Party tour, Bertcast and Fully Loaded at Sea 2026.

Follow the evidenceSources & reading29 links
  1. Celebrity Net Worth — Bert Kreischer ↗

    $20M estimate and Kreischer’s quoted criticism of the earlier $8M figure.

  2. Net Worth VIP — methodology ↗

    Why tour gross, box office, contract headlines, company revenue and net worth remain separate.

  3. Pollstar — Top Comedy Tours 2022 ↗

    $23.581M gross, 369,943 tickets and 148 reported shows.

  4. Pollstar — 30 top-grossing comedy tours 2023 ↗

    $33.4M gross, 481,684 tickets and 87 reported shows.

  5. Billboard — Top Comedy Tours 2024 ↗

    $29.7M gross, 388,000 tickets and 64 reported shows.

  6. Pollstar — Top 100 Comedy Tours 2026 ↗

    $3.666M from 49,523 tickets across 11 reported shows; rank 37.

  7. Pollstar — Kreischer adds 31 fall dates ↗

    Nearly $60M career headline gross from 244 shows and 957,797 tickets through May 2023.

  8. Netflix — Bert Kreischer: Lucky ↗

    Official page for the 2025 stand-up special.

  9. Netflix Tudum — Free Bert renewed ↗

    Six-episode first season and confirmed second-season renewal.

  10. Bert Kreischer — official biography ↗

    Current biography, Free Bert, Netflix specials and Permission to Party tour.

  11. Bert Kreischer — official site and tour ↗

    Current tour, Free Bert, Lucky and Fully Loaded at Sea 2026.

  12. Apple Podcasts — Bertcast ↗

    Current Berty Boy Productions feed, updated in September 2026.

  13. SiriusXM — exclusive YMH Studios agreement ↗

    Names 2 Bears 1 Cave and Kreischer, but YMH Studios and its founders are the contracting parties; value undisclosed.

  14. USPTO — THE MACHINE ↗

    Federal registration held under Kreischer’s individual name.

  15. USPTO — BERTCAST ↗

    Federal registration held under Kreischer’s individual name.

  16. USPTO — BERTY BOY ↗

    Application abandoned in February 2024.

  17. USPTO — HOT SUMMER NIGHTS TOUR ↗

    Application abandoned in February 2024.

  18. USPTO — POR OSOS ↗

    Core spirits application remained suspended in the reviewed record.

  19. Pollstar — Permission to Party announcement ↗

    Tour announcement, Por Osos launch context and $369,615 from two reported Las Vegas shows.

  20. Box Office Mojo — The Machine ↗

    $10.458M domestic and $10.664M worldwide theatrical gross.

  21. The Numbers — The Machine ↗

    $20M production budget and theatrical performance.

  22. Sony — FY2022 Q3 film slate ↗

    Official release slate naming The Machine and Kreischer.

  23. The Atlantic — what comedians know about staying married ↗

    Kreischer and LeeAnn married since 2003; LeeAnn edits and produces his specials.

  24. Apple Podcasts — Kreischer family Q&A ↗

    LeeAnn identifies Bert as her husband and Georgia and Ila as their daughters.

  25. Wikimedia Commons — Bert Kreischer at Daytona ↗

    Photo by Zach Catanzareti Photo, CC BY 2.0.

  26. About Netflix — Netflix Is a Joke 2026 ↗

    Confirms five Netflix stand-up specials plus The Cabin and Free Bert.

  27. Net Worth VIP — Tom Segura ↗

    Related comedian and 2 Bears 1 Cave co-host.

  28. Net Worth VIP — Joe Rogan ↗

    Related comedian and podcaster profile.

  29. Net Worth VIP — Dave Chappelle ↗

    Related touring and streaming comparison.

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