Zack Hample Net Worth – YouTube Earnings, Income, Assets

Zack Hample Net Worth

According to the 2024 estimates, Zack Hample Net Worth is $6 million. Explore the most recent updates regarding Zack Hample earnings, income, salary, assets, expenditures, career, and other details.

Zachary Ben Hample, born September 14, 1977, has earned immense popularity as an American baseball collector who claims to have collected more than 12,000 baseballs from Major League stadiums, including Alex Rodriguez’s 3,000th career hit and Mike Trout’s first career home run.

Zack Hample real name	Zachary Ben Hample
Zack Hample Net Worth	$6 million
Birthday	September 14, 1977
Birthplace	New York city, New York, United States
Zack Hample age	46
Zack Hample height	5 ft 7 inches
Zack Hample weight	75 kg
Nationality	American
Profession	YouTuber, Writer, Gamer, Bookseller

Zack Hample earnings, income, salary

Zack Hample monthly earnings, as per our findings, is $80K. That being said, Zack Hample yearly earnings are $960K.

Sources of Income

The well paid American baseball collector earns from varied sources as follows:

Occupation as a professional baseball player and collector 

The well known full-time YouTuber, published author, native New Yorker, world record holder, people gatherer, charity fundraiser, and writing group leader mainly earns from baseball career contests that earn him around $40K a month.

YouTube advertising revenue

Fans keep asking: How Much Money Does Zack Hample Earn On YouTube? YouTube content creators based in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia earn $2 – $12 per 1000 monetized views after YouTube takes its cut.

As a baseball content creator, Zack Hample earns a moderate revenue from YouTube.

Google Preferred allows deep-pocketed companies to target ads in the top 5% of most popular content. The YouTubers generate extra from YouTube Red viewers who pay a monthly fee to view premium content on YouTube plus watch videos without ads.

Concierge service

Hample also operates a “concierge service” escorting fans to games and catching balls with them and charges fans $1500 for the experience, plus travel expenses.

Marketing products, brand endorsements, and sponsorships 

Widely loathed adult baseball collector who attends hundreds of games in pursuit of obtaining stray balls, Zack Hample rarely earns from one source of income. The well paid Professional baseball nerd promotes his own products, accepts sponsorships, or generates revenue with affiliate commissions. From brand endorsements and sponsorships as well as book sales, he earns around $10K a month. 

Nano influencers (1000 – 10,000 followers): $10 – $100 per post. Micro influencers (10,000 – 50,000 followers): $100 – $500 per post. Mid-tier influencers (50,000 – 500,000 followers): $500 – $5,000 per post. Macro influencers (500,000 – 1,000,000 followers): $ 5,000 – $10,000 per post. The earning potential per sponsored post ranges from $5,000 to $25,000 or even more. Most influencers with over a million followers charge between $10,000 and $15,000 per sponsored post. 

Meeting at events

Costs range from $500 to over $1 million to book a top-tier talent. Meet-and-greets cost between $2,100 and $2,300.

Why we are so sure about the information we have stated is for the reason that the amount is calculated through the combination of our robust methodology, data collection, and algorithm. Editors and industry professionals review them before publishing so that there is no false information for our readers.

Lifestyle, Assets, and Expenditures

The baseball superfan and popular YouTuber owns a luxurious house in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, USA. 

Car collection

The bestselling author of Watching Baseball Smarter owns expensive cars, including a Kia K5.

YouTube details

Zack Hample bio

Zachary Ben Hample, born September 14, 1977, has earned immense popularity as an American baseball collector who claims to have collected more than 12,000 baseballs from Major League stadiums, including Alex Rodriguez’s 3,000th career hit and Mike Trout’s first career home run. The YouTube star has snagged more than 12,000 baseballs at 62 different MLB stadiums, including Mike Trout’s 1st career home run and Alex Rodriguez’s 3,000th hit. Sportswriters, players, and fans criticized Hample due to his aggressive tactics to collect baseballs.

Early Life and Career

Hample, born September 14, 1977, in New York, New York, United States, is the son of author, performer, playwright and cartoonist Stoo Hample. The well known YouTube star developed an interest in baseball at five. He played Division III baseball for the Guilford Quakers while studying English at Guilford College. During his youth, Hample hoped to play Major League Baseball before he began collecting baseballs.

The first baseball that Hample caught at a game was at Shea Stadium in 1990, and he described his interest in catching foul balls as “a passion.” He has confessed about his obsession with catching balls. Hample caught his 6,000th baseball in 2012, and the latest reports reveal that by 2022, he claimed to have caught 12,000 balls. 

Hample publishes videos about baseball and ballhawking and hires his own videographers to document some of his ballhawking exploits. 

In June 2015, Hample caught Alex Rodriguez’s 3,000th career hit, but he had agreed to give the ball to Rodriguez as part of an agreement with the Yankees where the organization donated $150,000 to Pitch In For Baseball. Hample also personally received two autographed bats, an autographed jersey, a VIP backstage tour of the stadium, and tickets to the 2015 MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby as part of his deal.

August 2022 details reveal that Hample attempted to enter a prohibited section at Coors Field, which required a specific ticket for entry, to catch a Nolan Arenado home run ball. Hample refused to comply, and consequently, a group of security guards told him he would be ejected. Hample agreed but complained about the “fan experience.” 

Hample has written several books about baseball and previously wrote for MiLB.com. 

July 2, 2012, details highlight that Hample attempted to catch a baseball dropped from a helicopter 1,000 feet above LeLacheur Park in Lowell, Massachusetts. July 13, 2013, reports also reveal that Hample made another attempt at LeLacheur Park and succeeded in catching a baseball dropped from an altitude of 1,050 feet.

Hample, a competitive video game player, appeared briefly in the 2007 documentary The King of Kong: 

Hample began working with Pitch in for Baseball and Softball, a non-profit charity providing baseball and softball equipment to underprivileged children, in 2009, and as per the latest reports, he raised over $200,000 for the organization as of 2019. 

Controversies

Hample acquired a ticket to the Fort Bragg Game on July 3, 2016, at Fort Bragg Stadium, meant for active duty military personnel and their friends and families. Hample announced attending the game, stating that he would donate $100 for every ball he collected to a charity for military veterans, but witnessed widespread criticism for taking the ticket and because he had publicly offered $1,000 to buy a ticket. Hample claimed to have caught eleven balls at Fort Bragg and given ten away and later posted a lengthy apology on Twitter. 

Hample’s aggressive tactics have resulted in widespread criticism, and he has been referred to as “baseball’s most hated fan.”

Zack Hample Personal Life: Family and Relationship

Regarding Zack Hample family and Zack Hample parents, it can be saidthatthey own and operate Argosy Book Store and was the focus of the 2019 documentary The Booksellers. Zack Hample father is Stoo Hample, and Zack Hample mother is Naomi Cohen. Zack Hample siblings details reveal that he has a brother, Joe. 

Regarding Zack Hample girlfriend and Zack Hample wife, it can be said Sky Hample is Zack Hample’s wife, and the couple is currently married. But he insists on keeping his relationships away from the media.

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