Cory Draper Net Worth: What the Record Shows

Executive Summary

Disclosure first. Rob Fore, who edits topearners.net, holds two live positions that bear on this profile. He is a LiveGood affiliate, and he is a member of My Lead Gen Secret, an email-lead service Draper promoted with his own affiliate link in a LinkedIn post on 3 Jan 2024 [the editor’s own statement, 16 Oct 2026; VERIFIED post]. Whether Draper sits anywhere in the editor’s LiveGood line is not known to the editor, and no public source shows a tie UNKNOWN. Draper does re-upload team trainings by Tim Miller, who is in the editor’s upline; that shows which calls he follows, not where he is placed VERIFIED uploads. The findings below meet the same evidence standard as every other profile on the site.

Cory J. Draper, who calls himself “The Maniac Marketer”, is a Salt Lake City LiveGood affiliate, a former Utah rock-radio host and a one-time trucking YouTuber VERIFIED. He says he joined LiveGood on 5 Mar 2023, and his first LiveGood upload is dated 15 Mar 2023 VERIFIED as self-reported; VERIFIED upload. He now promotes four programs at once: LiveGood, Save Club, the Legacy Builders Program, whose course he resells, and Traffic Ignition VERIFIED: About links and link hub. The Legacy Builders link opens a systeme.io opt-in page in his name that has listed “Cory Draper, Michele O’Neil” as its author since at least August 2024; whose list sits behind it is not established VERIFIED page; UNKNOWN ownership.

Where he came from. Before YouTube, Draper was a Salt Lake City radio voice. Deseret News columns place him at KBER in 1991, where he and a co-host were billed together as “Utah’s premier ‘shock jocks’”; at KRKR in 1997 on “The Wrecking Crew”; and in December 2000 on the morning show of “The Blaze” (FM 102.3), with co-hosts Micky Foxxx and “Mr. Clean” VERIFIED. The domain corydraper.com, registered in September 2000, was that show’s site, and it still forwards to his link hub today VERIFIED: RDAP; Wayback. He lists himself as program director of the internet station Pure Rock Radio since 2006 VERIFIED as self-listed. Between 2016 and 2021 he posted first-person trucking tutorials from the cab, and those, not his opportunity videos, built the channel’s audience VERIFIED upload dates and views. Earlier online ventures appear in the record too: an Empower Network blog with a mailing list in 2016, and affiliate links for Traffic Authority, Multiple Income Funnel and My Lead Gen Secret VERIFIED. In his first LiveGood videos he said network marketing “doesn’t fit my personality” VERIFIED.

How he sells. He forwards an inexpensive vanity domain, joincory.com, to LiveGood’s corporate “Reserve Your Position” page, and the company’s autoresponder does the follow-up: “You’re going to get one email a day for 30 days. It’s built in” VERIFIED. He describes himself as “almost never on the phone” VERIFIED: 30 Dec 2025, 10:39. Much of his output is LiveGood’s own weekly calls, re-posted under his titles and link; 78 of his titles name the company’s Nauder Khazan and 39 name Tim Miller VERIFIED title counts. He also buys email leads, by his own account in that same LinkedIn post VERIFIED as self-reported.

What the channel numbers mean. The channel, created 1 Nov 2009, shows 39.8K subscribers, 13,094,767 views and 5,416 videos VERIFIED, 16 Oct 2026. Roughly 63% of listed views are on trucking how-to videos and another 24% on road, crash and news clips, including a 2015 motorcycle-crash video with 2.9 million views; nine of the ten most-viewed videos are trucking or road clips VERIFIED: computed from the tab lists. His roughly 3,700 LiveGood-titled videos hold about 5% of views, with a median of 96 views each; the channel-wide median is 85 VERIFIED.

The volume, by year. Only 164 uploads predate the LiveGood era; the newest of them is dated 16 Nov 2022 VERIFIED. Then came about 2,000 from mid-March to December 2023, roughly seven a day, about 1,700 in 2024, about 1,000 in 2025 and about 250 so far in 2026 VERIFIED sample dates; INFERRED totals. The videos are long: the mean runs 24:05, and about 1,500 uploads pass the half-hour mark VERIFIED.

Income, in his words. His titles claim Platinum from July 2023, and on 8 May 2024, at 6:29, he said “I’m platinum in the company I think I’ll be Diamond by summer” VERIFIED as self-reported. No later Diamond claim appears VERIFIED negative within titles. His leaderboard claims run from top 10 in April 2024 to #27 in December 2024 to #37 on 30 Dec 2025, when he said “I got 443 people have already signed up” VERIFIED as self-reported. On his own counts, 2025 added about three to four enrollments a month INFERRED. For Save Club he said on 5 Jun 2025, at 7:09, that he had “made four grand in the last month”, the company’s pre-launch month VERIFIED as self-reported. LiveGood’s income-disclosure page shows no figures as of 16 Oct 2026 VERIFIED. The court, regulator and securities searches run for this profile found nothing naming him, and every LiveGood matter on record is company-level, so he carries no caution flag VERIFIED for the searches run.

The Edge

“A ranked channel pointed at a company’s own recordings” — PARTIALLY REPLICABLE. Draper took a channel whose subscribers came for transmission how-tos and fed it about 5,000 opportunity videos in three and a half years VERIFIED counts. LiveGood supplies most of the raw material: the weekly calls he re-posts, the tour page his domain forwards to, and the month of follow-up emails VERIFIED. His own contribution is volume, search-built titles that carry speaker names such as Khazan, Glinsky and Miller, and a radio-trained voice VERIFIED titles; INFERRED effect. The path a prospect takes is short: a video, a vanity domain in the first line of the description, the company’s tour page, the company’s emails, and then a personal email or Facebook message from him to anyone who joins VERIFIED as described in his videos. The running cost is small. His named tools and memberships, from the LiveGood and Save Club memberships to a $30-a-month lead service and a dozen forwarding domains, come to roughly $105 to $180 a month, and the systeme.io page runs on the free plan INFERRED from published prices and his statements. The re-post method can be copied wherever a company allows its calls to be shared; check the policies first INFERRED.

What cannot be copied, and what the numbers say. An aged, monetized channel with years of watch history is structural: a newcomer cannot buy it INFERRED. Even so, the reach does not carry over. His LiveGood videos sit at a median under one hundred views, and on his own count about 5,000 videos produced 443 enrollments, roughly one for every 11 uploads, or about 1,500 LiveGood-video views per enrollment INFERRED math on VERIFIED view totals and a self-reported count. Income is not wealth, either. Top Earners prints no net worth for him, because his total wealth is not shown in any public record.

What to copy and what to skip. Copy the dated spoken opening, the single call to action per video and the use of permitted company recordings VERIFIED practices. Skip what conflicts with LiveGood’s own policies: income and signup figures in titles without the company disclosure beside them, health-condition language about supplements (in 2023 he tied the company’s CBD oil to “neurological disorders”), a domain that contains the company’s mark, and four opportunities run at once on a small audience VERIFIED examples. Whether LiveGood treats any of his practices as non-compliant is not known UNKNOWN.

Journey

15 March 1991: Deseret News reports the KBER duo “Cory and Kevin”, billed as “Utah’s premier ‘shock jocks’”, off mornings, with Draper moved to afternoons as the station’s “most well-known personality”. VERIFIED

1994: A year-end radio column reports KBER replacing him as operations manager. VERIFIED

1997: Launches “The Wrecking Crew” mornings on KRKR with Mickey Foxx. VERIFIED

December 2000: Morning DJ on “The Blaze” (FM 102.3); corydraper.com is the show’s site, and a year-end column calls him the “bluest” local DJ. VERIFIED

February 2006: Begins as program director of Pure Rock Radio Network, by his own listing. VERIFIED as self-reported

1 November 2009: Creates the YouTube channel. VERIFIED

March 2016: corydraper.com carries an Empower Network blog and a GetResponse mailing list, “Internet entrepreneur and Pure Rock Radio host”. VERIFIED: Wayback

18 June 2019: Posts the Eaton 18-speed how-to that now holds 4,029,892 views. VERIFIED

16 November 2022: Newest of the 164 uploads that come before his LiveGood work. VERIFIED

5 March 2023: Joins LiveGood, by his account; the company began on 13 Dec 2022, in his telling. VERIFIED as self-reported

15 March 2023: First LiveGood upload; joincory.com is registered five days later. VERIFIED

13 July 2023: A title claims “Gold To Platinum In 4 Months”. VERIFIED as self-reported

March to December 2023: About 2,000 uploads, roughly seven a day, the channel’s peak. INFERRED from dated samples

8 November 2023: First weekly-training upload of Nauder Khazan’s Wednesday call. VERIFIED

5 April 2024: A title claims 315 signups and a top-10 leaderboard place. VERIFIED as self-reported

8 May 2024: On camera: “I’m platinum in the company”. VERIFIED as self-reported

5 June 2025: Four days after Save Club’s 1 June launch, says he “made four grand in the last month”. VERIFIED as self-reported

30 December 2025: On camera: 443 signups and number 37 on the leaderboard. VERIFIED as self-reported

6 August 2026: Registers jointrafficignition.com and adds Traffic Ignition. VERIFIED: RDAP

15 October 2026: Latest upload, “LiveGood Leadership Training: What You Need To Know Now!” VERIFIED

Score Note

This dossier scores 44, Tier 3, cohort MLM. The label “Volume re-poster” names the model: high upload counts built largely from the company’s own recordings.

Income: 10/40. The only evidence is self-reported: a Platinum claim made consistently from mid-2023, a dated run of signup counts and leaderboard places, and Save Club launch cash VERIFIED as self-reported. No statement, check, recognition or filing names him, and LiveGood publishes no income figures to test the claims against VERIFIED. Plan math allows anything from low four figures to low five figures a month, on assumptions no record confirms INFERRED.

Audience: 12/30. The 39.8K subscribers came mostly from trucking and road videos, and his opportunity videos draw a median under one hundred views VERIFIED. Facebook (4,657 followers), Instagram (1,184) and TikTok (484) are small VERIFIED. The channel still gains about 50,000 views a month, but the uploads of the last 30 days drew about 5,200 views between them, so most new views land on the old catalog VERIFIED counts; INFERRED split. His titles target company and speaker names rather than his own, and no branded-search dominance was observed VERIFIED titles; INFERRED absence.

Activity: 18/20. About 5,000 uploads since March 2023 and 30 in the last 30 days keep this near the top of the scale VERIFIED. It is held back by a steady decline from the 2023 peak, from roughly seven uploads a day to about one INFERRED from yearly counts. The work continues week to week, with LiveGood and Save Club reviews alongside Traffic Ignition launch videos since August 2026 VERIFIED titles.

Dossier value: 4/10. The method is clear, cheap and documented, but low conversion per video limits what a replicator gains, and the aged audience behind it cannot be copied INFERRED. The useful lessons are mostly cautionary: volume alone did not lift his median views, his own leaderboard place fell as output fell, and the rules LiveGood publishes on income claims, health claims and trademarked domains are the first thing a copier should read VERIFIED records; INFERRED lessons.

Three facts behind the score. (1) No caution flag. The searches turned up no court, regulator or securities filing with his name in it; the DSSRC decisions, the Prop 65 settlement, the Randolph ADA suit and the open New Zealand investigation concern LiveGood, not him. (2) The reach is borrowed from trucking. Most of the channel’s views sit on old cab videos, not on the opportunity content. (3) Every income figure is his own. Until a back-office statement or company record appears, the grade stays at D on the strength of his word alone.