How much money do the Alaskan Bush People make on TV?
The earnings of the Alaskan Bush People from their TV show vary and are subject to some discrepancies in the reports, but here are some consistent and credible estimates:
Per Episode Earnings
Annual Earnings
- The other family members have annual salaries rather than per-episode payments. For example:
- Ami Brown is reported to earn between $40,000 to $60,000 per year14.
- Noah Brown makes around $65,000 per year14.
- The brothers Gabe, Matt, and Bear each have an estimated net worth of around $150,000, but their annual earnings are not specified as per episode; instead, they are part of the overall family income1.
Family Net Worth
- The Brown family's net worth is estimated to be around $60 million, primarily from their earnings from the Discovery Channel15.
Incorrect Estimates
- There are reports suggesting the family makes $500,000 per episode, but these have been debunked by insiders and other sources, indicating that such figures are highly exaggerated4.
In summary, the family members earn significant amounts annually, with some members receiving a per-episode payment, but the figures are nowhere near the $500,000 per episode that has been inaccurately reported.