MrBeast Live Subscriber Count

MrBeast's subscriber count, live

Updated September 26, 2026

MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) runs the most subscribed channel on YouTube. The number at the top of this page is a live estimate that moves every 2 seconds. YouTube itself only shows his count rounded, like 518M, so the hidden digits are filled in from his recent growth. Between reaching 500 million on June 12, 2026 and late September he added about 18 million more, roughly 170,000 a day or two every second.

MrBeast subscriber milestones

Milestone	Reached on
100 million subscribers	July 28, 2022
200 million subscribers	October 15, 2023
Most subscribed channel, passing T-Series at about 267 million	June 2, 2024
300 million subscribers, the first creator to get there	July 10, 2024
400 million subscribers	June 1, 2025
500 million subscribers	June 12, 2026
600 million subscribers	Not yet

His fastest 100 million came between October 2023 and July 2024, in under 9 months. Going from 400 to 500 million took just over a year. At his current pace of about 170,000 a day, 600 million would come around the start of 2028.

MrBeast vs T-Series

T-Series, the Indian music label, was the biggest channel on YouTube from 2019 until MrBeast passed it in June 2024. Since then the gap has only grown and is now more than 200 million subscribers. You can watch both counts side by side on MrBeast vs T-Series live.

Questions about MrBeast's sub count

How many subscribers does MrBeast have right now?

The counter at the top of this page shows it, updated every 2 seconds. YouTube only shows his count rounded to three digits (518M, for example), so the last digits are an estimate built from that rounded number and his recent pace.

When did MrBeast become the most subscribed channel on YouTube?

On June 2, 2024, when he passed T-Series at about 267 million subscribers. T-Series had held the top spot since 2019.

When did MrBeast reach 500 million subscribers?

On June 12, 2026. He was the first individual creator to get there and marked the moment with a live countdown stream.

Why do live counters show slightly different numbers for MrBeast?

Every live counter has to estimate the digits YouTube hides, and each one does it a bit differently, so two sites can be a few hundred or a few thousand apart. The rounded number on his channel page is the only official figure.