Tana Mongeau
- Net worth $12 million
- Birthday June 24, 1998
- Status -
- Country United States
- Source(-s) of wealth Podcaster, YouTube Personality
How much is Tana Mongeau Worth? Tana Mongeau Net Worth in 2026
Tana Mongeau’s net worth is estimated at $12 million as of October 2026. Tana Mongeau is a Nevada-born YouTuber and podcaster who turned storytime videos into a TV deal, a wine brand and a long-running podcast. The biggest driver of the wealth is a subscription fan page that she has said earned her $10 million after launching in May 2020, on top of video and podcast income.
| Net worth | $12 million (our estimate) |
|---|---|
| Estimated annual income | About $2 million a year (our estimate, below the peak fan-page years) |
| Born | June 24, 1998, Henderson, Nevada (age 28) |
| Country | United States |
| Known for | YouTube storytimes, the Cancelled podcast, MTV series, Dizzy Wine |
| Main income sources | Fan-page subscriptions, YouTube, podcasts, wine brand, TV and merchandise |
How much is Tana Mongeau worth in 2026?
We estimate Tana Mongeau’s net worth at about $12 million. It is our estimate and not a disclosed number. Public guesses are rare and mostly rest on a handful of her own statements about subscription income, so the range around our figure is wide.
The documented pieces are these. In August 2021 she said her first fan page had earned $6 million, and in 2022 she said the total since May 2020 was $10 million. A trophy from her management company showed one month at $3 million, which she shared herself. A YouTube channel of about 5.5 million subscribers and nearly a billion views adds ad income, and the Cancelled podcast she co-hosted for 130 episodes added sponsor revenue.
We discount the claims for platform fees, management commissions and the fact that income peaked in 2020 and 2021. After those deductions, and with YouTube, podcast, wine and TV income added back in, about $12 million is a realistic net worth.
How Tana Mongeau built it
- Turned storytime videos into a career. Her YouTube channel reached about 5.5 million subscribers.
- Launched a subscription fan page. She has said it earned her $10 million after launching in May 2020.
- Added a podcast and a wine brand. She co-hosted Cancelled for 130 episodes and launched Dizzy Wine.
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- 2025: Cancelled, the podcast she co-hosted with Brooke Schofield, ended after 130 episodes.
- 2025: Took a lead role in the web series Escape the Night: The Lost Tapes.
- Ongoing: Co-hosts the podcasts Brand Safe and Not Loveline with Tana and Trish, alongside Trisha Paytas.
- Ongoing: Runs a YouTube channel of about 5.5 million subscribers as of mid-2026.
- January 2022: Launched Dizzy Wine, her own wine brand.
How Tana Mongeau makes money
- Fan-page subscriptions: the largest source. She said she earned $6 million by August 2021 and $10 million by 2022.
- YouTube: about 5.5 million subscribers and roughly 968 million views as of June 2026.
- Podcasts: sponsorships on Cancelled, which ran from July 2021 and ended in 2025, and on her newer shows.
- Wine brand: Dizzy Wine, launched in January 2022.
- Television and music: the MTV series No Filter: Tana Turns 21 in 2019 and several singles.
What Tana Mongeau teaches (and what to take from it)
Mongeau’s career includes a very public failure and a long recovery, and the business takeaways are practical. Four are worth stealing.
- Turn a failure into material. TanaCon in 2018 was canceled on its first day, and she kept making content about it. Write down a project that went wrong and publish a short account of what you would change.
- Own more than one format. Video, a podcast, a wine brand and music let her income survive any single slump. Add one small format this month, such as a newsletter or a short series.
- Partner with people who complement you. The Cancelled podcast with Brooke Schofield ran for four years. Choose a co-host or partner whose strengths cover your gaps and agree weekly times.
- Announce income carefully. She shared big numbers online, and they were then second-guessed. Keep your own books and share only figures you can back up.
Career timeline
- 2015: Launched her main YouTube channel.
- 2017: Released the single “Hefner”.
- 2018: TanaCon, a planned convention in Anaheim, was canceled on its first day.
- 2019: Starred in the MTV series No Filter: Tana Turns 21 and wins a Streamy Award for Creator of the Year.
- May 2020: Joined a subscription fan platform.
- July 2021: Launched the Cancelled podcast with Brooke Schofield.
- August 2021: Said her first fan page had earned $6 million.
- January 2022: Launched Dizzy Wine.
- 2025: Cancelled ended after 130 episodes.
Early life and background
Tana Marie Mongeau was born on June 24, 1998, in Henderson, Nevada, where she grew up. She launched her main YouTube channel in 2015, building an audience with long storytime videos.
From 2016 she appeared in several episodes of Shane and Friends, which widened her audience before her own projects took off.
Tana Mongeau net worth FAQ
What is Tana Mongeau’s net worth?
Tana Mongeau’s net worth is estimated at $12 million as of October 2026. It is our estimate, built mostly from her own income statements.
How does Tana Mongeau make money?
From a subscription fan page, YouTube, podcasts, her Dizzy Wine brand and TV and music projects.
How old is Tana Mongeau?
She was born on June 24, 1998, so she is 28.
What is Tana Mongeau known for?
She is known for her YouTube storytimes, the Cancelled podcast and the MTV series No Filter: Tana Turns 21.
How much did Tana Mongeau make from her fan page?
She said she earned $6 million by August 2021 and $10 million by 2022. These are self-reported and gross of fees.
How is Tana Mongeau’s net worth estimated?
We start from her stated subscription income, subtract fees and commissions, and add YouTube, podcast, wine and TV earnings.
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How we estimate net worth
Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.
Last updated: October 2026.