Alfie Deyes started the PointlessBlog channel in 2009 and became one of Britain’s best-known YouTubers, also writing a series of best-selling books. The Telegraph wrote in December 2018 that he was “worth an estimated £4m”, and Celebrity Net Worth lists 2 million dollars on a page with no clear update date.
Alfie Deyes net worth: quick facts
| Full name | Alfred Sidney Deyes |
|---|---|
| Net worth | The Telegraph (December 1, 2018): “an estimated £4m”. Celebrity Net Worth: 2 million dollars, no clear update date. |
| Born | September 17, 1993, Enfield, London, England |
| Profession | YouTuber, vlogger and businessman |
| Known for | The PointlessBlog channel and The Pointless Book series |
| YouTube | Main channel: 4.57 million subscribers per English Wikipedia, last updated April 22, 2025 |
What is Alfie Deyes’ net worth in 2026?
We found two outside estimates in different currencies, and we show them as they are. The Telegraph, in an article dated December 1, 2018, wrote that Deyes “is worth an estimated £4m”. Celebrity Net Worth states “a net worth of $2 million” on its profile page, which has no clear update date. Neither text we reviewed names a method or a source for its figure, and we do not convert or merge the two.
English Wikipedia says that since January 2026 Deyes and his partner have been on an extended break from YouTube and social media. We found no estimate dated 2026.
Alfie Deyes net worth estimates by source
| Source | Figure | Date and context |
|---|---|---|
| The Telegraph (article dated 2018-12-01) | £4m | “Worth an estimated”; names no method in the text reviewed. |
| Celebrity Net Worth | 2 million dollars | No clear update date. Names no method in the text reviewed. |
How Alfie Deyes makes money
Sponsorships, books and ads. The Telegraph lists sponsorship deals, a best-selling book series and YouTube advertising revenue as sources of income, and says he has “invested quite heavily in property”. It gives no amounts.
Books. English Wikipedia says The Pointless Book 2 became the second best-selling non-fiction book in its first week of release in 2015. He also released the autobiography The Scrapbook of My Life in 2016 and The Pointless Book 3 in 2017.
Talent management. The Telegraph says he set up a joint talent agency called A-Z Creatives with Zoe Sugg.
Alfie Deyes career timeline
- 2009: Starts the PointlessBlog YouTube channel.
- 2013: Joins the Guinness World Records OMG! channel and holds several records, per English Wikipedia.
- September 4, 2014: Releases his first book, The Pointless Book, with Blink Publishing.
- 2014: Appears on the Band Aid 30 charity single.
- March 26, 2015: Releases The Pointless Book 2.
- 2015: Included in the Debrett’s 500 list of influential people in Britain.
- March 24, 2016: Releases the autobiography The Scrapbook of My Life.
- July 13, 2017: Releases The Pointless Book 3.
- June 2018: Apologises for a “Living on £1 for 24 hours” video after criticism, removes it and donates its revenue to charity, per English Wikipedia.
- January 2026: Begins an extended break from YouTube and social media, per English Wikipedia.
FAQs
How much is Alfie Deyes worth?
The Telegraph (December 2018) said an estimated £4m, and Celebrity Net Worth lists 2 million dollars with no clear update date. We found no estimate dated 2026.
How did Alfie Deyes become famous?
Through his PointlessBlog channel, which he started in 2009, and later through The Pointless Book series, according to English Wikipedia.
What is The Pointless Book?
A book he released on September 4, 2014, described by English Wikipedia as part journal and part activity book.
Is the number exact?
No. The two estimates use different currencies, name no method in the text we reviewed, and neither is dated 2026.
Sources
- The Telegraph: Alfie Deyes article (2018-12-01)
- Celebrity Net Worth: Alfie Deyes (profile page)
- English Wikipedia: Alfie Deyes
- Video: The legacy of social media – Alfie Deyes, Jake Paul and Mamrie Hart at Web Summit 2016
About the Author
Jason Liam writes about celebrity net worth on Sneaky Insights. He loves exploring the stories behind the fortunes: the career breakthroughs, businesses and endorsements that helped famous names build their wealth. His favorite part is looking beyond the headline number to tell the story of how the money was made.
