Spend MrBeast money in this creator spending simulator
The spend MrBeast money game puts you in control of the largest production budget in digital entertainment. Built around the enterprise valuation of Jimmy Donaldson's creator empire, this online virtual money spending simulator converts his multi-billion-dollar net worth into an interactive spending balance. You can spend fake money on everyday consumer goods, luxury supercars, and commercial real estate to see what happens when you treat his fortune like an open shopping cart.
MrBeast is known for giving away houses, sinking boats, and handing out briefcases of cash for video stunts. This fake money spending game lets you flip the script and test how long his fortune holds out when you are the one doing the spending.
How to play this fake money spending game
The starting budget in this spend money simulator game is set to $2.6 billion based on valuations from Forbes and business filings.
This fortune is not cash sitting in a personal checking account. Jimmy Donaldson has stated publicly that he keeps under $1 million in personal cash. Nearly all of the $2.6 billion valuation represents his majority ownership in Beast Industries, the parent company that operates his YouTube channels, the Feastables consumer food brand, and his Prime Video production, Beast Games.
This simulator converts that enterprise valuation into liquid spending power so you can explore purchasing power directly on your screen.
Exclusive MrBeast catalog items in the simulator
Alongside the standard catalog of electronics, supercars, and commercial real estate, this simulator includes exclusive assets based on actual MrBeast productions and brand ventures:
- Custom YouTube Thumbnail ($10,000): Commission up to 20 thumbnail variations to test click-through rates.
- Feastables Chocolate Factory ($250,000): An automated confectionery line capable of producing millions of chocolate bars.
- Lamborghini for Shredder Experiment ($275,000): A luxury supercar purchased specifically to be dropped into an industrial shredder for content.
- Laser Maze Bank Vault Challenge ($500,000): A custom-built stunt set equipped with 500 motion lasers and cash briefcases.
- Private Island for Giveaway ($730,000): A tropical island in the Bahamas purchased to host an elimination challenge.
- Beast Games Mega-Production ($100,000,000): Funding the production budget for a 1,000-contestant competition series.
