Fun Facts About Them
Published: December 2, 2022
Last updated: January 6, 2024
By Joshua Smith 🇦🇺
I Help Beginners Build Profitable Websites
Welcome to the ultimate analysis of the All 4 Adventure YouTube channel for 2024.
The success of many Australian offroad creators provides insights that we can all learn from.
The goal of these profiles is to show you the different ways people have built 6 and 7-figure businesses. I hope to inspire you to create your own success online, starting today.
All 4 Adventure Facts
💡Full Name and Age
Simon Anderson is 53 years old.
Jason Andrews (Jase) is 51 years old.
Popular people who have joined the show at various stages include Rodney Quinton, Jesse Crampton, Nigel Webster, Kiel Hebden, Rhett Walker and Tommy Wilson.
Interestingly, the famous Dick Smith was featured on one episode back in 2019.
🤑 Net Worth
The wealth of these YouTubers shocks most Australians. This is my best estimate, based on their channel metrics:
As of 2024, All 4 Adventure have a net worth of $5,700,000 Australian dollars.
Sound far-fetched? It isn’t when you consider the specifics of their business.
Their YouTube content business is worth around $3-million while they own a commercial premise on the Sunshine Coast, an eCommerce brand (Campboss) and 5 different 4-wheel drives, two trailers, two quad bikes, plus many parts and accessories.
We can also look at their net worth individually…
Jason Andrews has a net worth of $2.7 million AUD.
Simon Anderson has a net worth of $3 million AUD.
That might surprise you, especially as they don’t appear this rich. They’re typically downplaying their wealth to make themselves more relatable to their less affluent audience.
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🤩 Income Streams
eCommerce sales, paid subscriptions, YouTube ads and brand sponsorships. I’ve detailed more information below about how they get paid on YouTube.
🌍 Location
They live in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, with Simon owning around 25 acres of land and Jason owns around 270 acres. I don’t have their exact address.
✌️Common Praise
Their adventures are original, funny and inspire many of us.
❌ Notable Complaints
They haven’t earned themselves too much flack, controversy or backlash, choosing to be responsible out there in the Aussie bush.
🚀 The X-Factor
These two get along so well and typically aim for Northern Australia rather than colder regions. They also tow a ton of gear.
📈 Creator Trends
Their channel blew up years ago when Simon rolled his ute on the mud plains, and today, they have retained their highly engaged audience.
🕵🏻♂️ Private Life
Simon Anderson is single, and hasn’t had a girlfriend or wife for a long time, and doesn’t have kids either.
Meanwhile, Jase is married and has two daughters who usually aren’t featured on the show.
👨🏻💻 My Verdict
One of my favorite Aussie offroaders who I’ll continue to watch for years to come!
About Me
I’m Joshua Smith from Australia. I have been building profitable content sites since 2011.
Today, in addition to managing my own portfolio, I actively help others on their journey.
How much does All 4 Adventure make and how?
Their 4×4 income surprises most Australians.
Simon and Jason from the All 4 Adventure YouTube channel probably make in the region of $50,000 to $70,000 AUD per month from their videos.
They do this through:
➜ Numerous 4×4 brand sponsorships
➜ Paid subscriptions to their TV series
➜ YouTube ads that play on their videos
➜ Sales of their exclusive CAMPBOSS camping gear (available nationwide now)
They pivoted a couple of years ago to eCommerce (product sales in stores and online) so they can leverage their audience to sell camping gear, given how popular camping became during the Pandemic. Absolutely genius!
They also get paid to attend 4×4 expeditions across Australia including speaking engagements and meet and greets with their most loyal fans.
While they make $72k per month, they also have to pay 2 cameramen (who drive the famous camera car), one video editor and one production manager. This means they take home around $50,000 per month.
Paid well and having fun along the way. Sounds like the dream business to me…
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1,000+ Australians, including fans of the show, have already jumped in…
Creator Praise
Many love Jason and Simon’s channel because:
➜ They’re really fun to watch (with many bloopers on their channel)
➜ They have sunk 4x4s and quads
➜ Most episodes have a disaster
➜ They have the Steve Irwin vibes
And it’s not just Australians watching their channel either, as they have a vast viewership in North America and Europe.
Creator Red Flags
They have created some controversy from eco-warriors because they choose to forge new 4×4 tracks in the Aussie bushland. They also go fishing which annoys the vegans but they have earned a ton of respect from Australia’s ever-increasing 4×4 community.
Other Australian 4×4 Influencers
I’ve written many articles about other offroading influencers here in Australia:
➜ The Explore Life (How epic are their videos? Their editor is mint!)
➜ John Rooth (The original influencer, before it became popular)
➜ Red Dirt Diary (Bridget)
➜ Shaun Whale (4WD 24/7)
➜ Graham Cahill (4WD 24/7)
➜ Patriot Campers (Justin’s work ethic is incredible)
➜ Ronny Dahl (I’ve learned a ton from his channel!)
➜ Molly Dixon (Every dude’s favourite right now)
👆 Definitely check those out today! 😃
My Verdict
I’m so inspired by their adventures and success on YouTube. From watching so many videos, there are key lessons that can propel our lives forward, both on a business and personal level.
My key takeaways include:
➜ Freedom is often closer than you think
➜ Open your mind to new opportunities
➜ Every Australian can now work online
➜ Be consistent and humble, despite your riches.
Simon and Jason have turned their passion into a real online business while spreading fun, freedom and fulfillment along the way. They’ve also become quite rich, but they don’t want to admit that.
They’re considered legends in their own right, and I’ll be saddened the day that the channel ends.
For now at least, we can all enjoy their antics, and as a fan of their channel, I look forward to crossing paths with them real soon. Likewise, I’m keen to cross paths with you real soon.
I’ve built a 100% online business here in Australia that’s also given me fun, freedom and fulfillment, and without creating a single YouTube video.
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