Clix Net Worth – How Much Does Clix Earn? (2024)

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Full name: Cody ConrodEducation: Not made known
Date of birth: January 7, 2005Height: 5′ 7″ / 160 cm
Place of birth: Connecticut, USAWeight: 154lb / 70 kg
Current residence: Connecticut, USAEstimated net worth: $2.2 million

Who Is Clix?

About, History, and Net Worth


Cody Conrod aka Clix is one of the youngest professional gamers, Twitch streamers, and YouTubers. However, Cody Conrod is the most famous as one of the best Fortnite players. Today, I will tackle the subject of Clix net worth and career!

Also known as NRG Clix, he was recognized two years ago during the Fortnite World Cup qualifications.

If these few interesting facts have your full attention, let’s find out more things related to his net worth, sources of income, and previous gaming history.

What is Clix Net Worth?

Clix’s net worth is estimated at 2,2 million USD.

Clix’s net worth is collected from his YouTube, Twitch, and social media posts and sponsorships, but also Clix’s participation in gaming tournaments.

In the sections below you can see how much money Clix makes in each of these fields, and what his estimated net worth is.

What Are Clix Sources Of Income?

Clix is a professional gamer and, as one of the youngest and very successful gamers, he is well-known and estimated in the gaming community.

Clix earns prize money from gaming tournaments, Twitch streaming, his YouTube channel, sponsorship deals, or brand deals.

Gaming Tournaments Earnings

Clix participated in 39 Fortnite tournaments, and he won a total of $276,768.08.

After winning Fortnite’s first annual World Cup, Clix joined NRG.

At the beginning of 2022, his contract expired, but after a while, he re-signed it and he announced the happy news on his Twitter account.

In 2019, he had already been a member of Misfits Gaming.

Twitch Earnings

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Earning cash on Twitch is pure maths.

Clix has more than 4 million Twitch subscribers. Each subscriber brings him 3.50 USD. So, a quick question for you. How much money does Clix make on Twitch, then?

The money Clix makes on Twitch is about 70.000 USD per month.

However, you shouldn’t forget to count all donations that Twitch streamers earn from the Twitch platform and their sponsors.

YouTube Earnings

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Clix created his first YouTube channel in 2017, but he didn’t upload a single Youtube video.

Soon after, Clix posted Fortnite content on YouTube, and a year later, Clix streamed games on his Twitch channel.

Clix uploads on YouTube every week, and each video has more than 1 million views.

YouTube Clix is counting 1.9 million subscribers at the moment.

BecauseClix uploads videos weekly, the estimated revenue of Clix’s monthly earnings goes to 20.000 USD only from his subscribers on YouTube.

Clix can earn from 1 to 4 USD per every 1.000 viewers, and it all depends on different categories of tags as well.

Earnings From Sponsors

When you are a popular gamer and a Twitch streamer at the same time, you have many sponsors’ requests.

Like many other popular Twitch streamers, Clix has many sponsors who watch his back.

Check out the list of some of them:

  • Turtle Beach Roccat
  • Hot Pockets
  • Purple
  • Levi’s
  • Esports Organization NRG

Sponsors usually pay Clix to promote their products during streaming.

The amount of money that a streamer can get from sponsors depends mainly on the streamer and his influence.

The average amount that Clix makes from its sponsors is from 2.000 USD to 5.000 USD.

Conclusion

The fact is that Clix’s net worth, as one of the youngest streamers in the gaming industry, is amazing in the last few years.

It is also amazing the fact that he passed an exciting journey from an ordinary boy who likes playing games to a boy who started earning serious money as a professional gamer and streamer.

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Stefan Mitrovic

Stefan is a long-time content creator and one of the Stream Mentor's co-founders. He's a tech geek and a Dota 2 player (not even a good one) who wanted to help others become professional streamers and earn from the comfort of their home.

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