You know how gaming used to be just a hobby? Now, it’s a full-blown career. And Cody Conrod, aka Clix, is proof. This guy started out as a Fortnite prodigy and turned himself into a full-on brand. He’s not just streaming anymore. He’s building businesses, landing sponsorships, investing smartly and yeah, stacking serious cash along the way.
People always ask, “Yo, how much does Clix even make?” And honestly, it’s a mix of everything: Twitch, YouTube, prize money, brand deals, merch, real estate, you name it.
Twitch: Where It All Pops Off
Clix is HUGE on Twitch. We’re talking 8.2 million followers and thousands of people watching him every single time he goes live. In just one stream, he gained over 500 followers. That’s wild.
He streams Fortnite, and he puts in the hours (around 100+ hours a month). On average, he pulls in about 13k–14k viewers per stream, but sometimes it shoots up past 100k. And that’s not just for fun. It brings in serious money.
From subs, ads, donations, and bits, he makes around $500K to $700K a year on Twitch alone. One month, just from subscriptions, he raked in close to $27,000. And get this, on a good day, he reportedly earns over $37,000. IN. A. DAY.
YouTube: The Second Cash Machine
Clix’s YouTube game is strong too. He has about 3.57 million subscribers and nearly 900 million total views. He’s not uploading every single day, but when he does post, his videos blow up.
Between ad revenue and sponsored content, he makes an estimated $200K to $300K a year just from YouTube. Monthly income swings between $6K to $19K depending on the video performance. CPM rates vary by region, but fans are loyal and engaged. That keeps the money flowing.
Esports Wins: Big Plays, Big Payouts
Let’s not forget where Clix started: competitive Fortnite. He’s made over a million dollars across 125 tournaments. His biggest single win? $112,500 from the 2019 Fortnite World Cup, where he placed 18th. Even recently, he’s still competing and earning. In 2024, he grabbed two $30K wins in the FNCS Majors.
Clix has played for teams like Misfits, NRG, and now XSET. Across solo and team events, his winnings come in from all directions. He might not win every tournament in 2025, but staying active keeps that prize money (and relevance) coming.
Sponsors and Endorsements: The Big League
This is where things get serious. In 2025, Clix is making between $500K to over $1.2M a year from brand deals. Some sources say it might be closer to $800K, but even the conservative estimates are major.
He’s partnered with heavyweights like Logitech, Monster Energy, HyperX, G Fuel, and more. He even co-designed his own keyboard: the Clix x Matrix Cotton Candy 60%. Add to that his streetwear brand “Dr3amin,” and you’ve got a full-fledged influencer empire.
His massive audience across Twitch, Instagram (3M+), and YouTube makes him prime real estate for any sponsor. And with the esports sponsor market booming, he’s riding that wave hard.
Merch Sales: The Fans Show Up
Merch is another steady stream of income for Clix. His branded clothing and gaming accessories bring in about $100K to $200K per year.
Think t-shirts, hoodies, special edition keyboards; he keeps the drops limited to build hype. Fans love it, and the exclusive stuff tends to sell out fast. It’s smart marketing and easy money when you’ve got a loyal base.
Business Moves: Not Just a Gamer
Here’s where it gets really impressive: Clix isn’t just making money. He’s building stuff.
- UEFN Creative Studio: Launched in 2020, this Fortnite map creation studio saw over 5 million users in 2 months. Now? It’s worth $3 million.
- Matrix Keyboard Collab: Started in 2023, this venture earns around $200K–$300K per year.
- Dr3amin Clothing: His apparel brand adds another $100K–$150K annually.
- Investments: He’s put money into gaming and tech startups and owns a house in Connecticut worth $1.5 million. Total investments? Around $2 million.
Not bad for someone who started out building in Fortnite Creative mode.
Real Estate: His Gamer Pad
Clix bought a sleek, modern home in Connecticut in 2023 for $1.3 million. By 2025, it’s worth around $1.5 million thanks to rising home values.
The house has everything a streamer could dream of: soundproof gaming room, smart tech all over, a private theater, and top-notch security. It’s not just a flex; it’s a smart asset.
Cars: Living the Dream
Of course, Clix has some sweet rides:
- Porsche 911 Turbo S– Worth $240K
- Lamborghini Huracan– $340K
- Tesla Model X– Around $100K
- Mercedes-AMG C63– $70K–$80K
Altogether, his car collection is worth about $1.2 million. Not too shabby.
His Gaming Setup = Professional Grade
This guy’s setup is next level. We’re talking:
- RTX 4090 GPU
- Intel beast of a processor
- Matrix keyboard (his own brand)
- Finalmouse, JBL headset, Shure mic, 360Hz Alienware monitor… the works
The total setup costs around $7K–$8K. But it’s not just for looks. This gear helps him compete, stream, and produce high-quality content that keeps his income high.
So, What’s Clix’s Net Worth in 2025?
That depends on who you ask.
- Conservative estimates put it at $2.2M to $4M
- Broader sources that include investments and brand deals say around $14M
- Clix himself? He once claimed it’s $27M
Is that last number accurate? Hard to say. But what’s clear is that Clix is crushing it financially.
Final Thoughts: How Did He Pull This Off?
Clix is winning because he’s not relying on just one income stream. He’s diversified: streaming, content, tournaments, merch, business ventures, investments. That’s the smart way to build long-term wealth.
He’s also built a powerful personal brand. People follow him because he’s relatable, entertaining, and business-savvy. And he’s reinvesting smartly, setting himself up for the long haul.
At the end of the day, Clix’s story shows that with talent, consistency, and smart decisions, gaming can be more than just a hobby. It can be a legit empire.
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