*Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means that we get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through our links, at no cost to you. Read our disclaimer for more info. Are you curious about how much money bloggers actually make? Or perhaps you’ve just started a blog and want to know how much other bloggers in your niche are making?

Then you’re in the right place!

I’ve compiled a list of over 50 blog income reports in various niches to show you what’s possible in blogging.

You CAN Earn Money In Any Niche

The common misconception about blogging is that the only people who make money blogging, is the people who blog about blogging or who teach other people how to make money. That’s simply not true. While bloggers in the “make money blogging” niche tend to make a lot of money, it’s actually food bloggers who make the most money on average according to The Blog Millionaire.

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With that said, these are just averages. There are a ton of people making money with their blogs in niches that weren’t even included in this study, like fashion and beauty bloggers (up to $17k /mo) and sewing bloggers (up to $13k /mo).

And the blogger who makes the most amount of money on this list? Well, it’s Sarah Titus with a monthly income of $240k+/mo, who makes her money through selling printables. Yes, printables.

So, if you’ve ever felt like you have to be in the marketing/make money niche to succeed as a blogger, I’m here to tell you that’s simply not true. With the right guidance, plan and vision, you can make money blogging in a niche that you’re actually passionate about.

So with that said, let’s jump into the blog income reports!

Food Blog Income Reports

• Thyme and Joy – $1,231
• Yup, It’s Vegan – $1,478
• Pickled Plum – $4,330
• Piping Pot Curry – $5,110
• The Bewitchin’ Kitchen: – $6,312
• Whole Kitchen Sink– $10,631
• Root and Revel – $16,296
• 40 Aprons – $36,925
• Show Me The Yummy – $46,367
• Pinch of Yum – $100,000+