How Jessa Duggar And Ben Seewald Really Make Their Money

Duggar family fans want to know how Jessa Duggar and her husband, Ben Seewald, make their money. The Counting On stars are the parents of Spurgeon, Henry, and baby daughter Ivy. Jessa and Ben also have baby number four on the way. But the baby isn't the only change in Jessa and Ben's world.

There's been another big change recently in the Seewald family that impacts how Ben and Jessa make a living. In January 2021, Ben was officially ordained as a pastor. According to Christianity Today, "Jessa Duggar Seewald is now officially a pastor's wife after her husband Ben Seewald got ordained to be a pastor to a church whose name remains unknown as of the moment."

Ben and Jessa appear to be doing okay as far as their finances are concerned — they even took their kids on a mini-vacation to Florida recently. Jessa posted Instagram photos of the whole family at the beach, and it looked like a great time was had by all. But keep scrolling to learn more about how Jessa and Ben earn their money.

Jessa Duggar and her husband, Ben Seewald, are quite possibly the most popular Counting On cast members. The couple makes money through multiple sources, and they have a high net worth for people in their 20s. According to Hollywood Gossip, Jessa and Ben's finances are on solid ground, as the couple's net worth is $400,000.

We don't know exactly how much Jessa and Ben earn for Counting On, but reality TV producer Terence Michael told E! News, "If TLC budgets about $250,000 to $400,000 per episode... that would mean $25,000 to $40,000 in the Duggars' pockets for four or five days' work, which is roughly how long it takes to film a typical episode."

Like the other adult Duggar siblings, Jessa and Ben earn a tidy sum of money from the TLC reality series. Jessa probably brings in substantial cash as a social media influencer; she has 2.2 million Instagram followers and over 140,000 subscribers on her Jessa Seewald YouTube channel. Ben is out of school and can work as an ordained pastor, which adds another revenue stream to the Seewald family bank account.