Beth Kompothecras Net Worth 2026: So Staged Owner, Siesta Key Mom

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Beth Kompothecras' net worth. The $10 million figure and the "$250k a year" income that appeared on this page before had no source, and the page also described her wrongly as a talk show host who appeared on The Real World and Road Rules. Kompothecras is a Sarasota, Florida, businesswoman who owns the event rental company So Staged. She is married to Gary Kompothecras, founder of the 1-800-ASK-GARY accident referral service, and is the mother of Alex Kompothecras, a cast member on MTV's Siesta Key.

What is Beth Kompothecras' net worth?

Her own business, So Staged, is private and does not publish revenue. Most of the family's wealth comes from her husband's businesses, and no outlet has estimated the couple's combined net worth either. Gary Kompothecras told the Observer in 2024 that 1-800-ASK-GARY brings in about $100 million a year in revenue, but revenue is not profit, and the ownership of his companies is not public.

For those reasons we do not show a figure. The earlier $10 million number had no basis.

So Staged, her business

Kompothecras owns So Staged, a Sarasota-area company that rents furniture and decor for weddings and events and now also offers event design and florals. In a 2018 Observer article on wedding trends, she described clients asking for club-style lounge furniture for after-parties and late-night food, and said the company tries to stock pieces ahead of local trends so each event looks different. Its revenue has not been reported.

Family businesses and wealth

The Observer's 2024 profile of Gary Kompothecras describes the family's main holdings:

• 1-800-ASK-GARY. Founded by Gary in 1996, the accident attorney and medical referral service earns a fee on each lawyer referral. He told the Observer it had 28 offices in three states, about $100 million a year in revenue and several hundred employees. The Florida Bar has in the past investigated the practices of referral services including his.
• Crescent Club. He bought the roughly 70-year-old Siesta Key bar in 2019.
• Real estate. He won Sarasota County approval in 2021 for a seven-story, 120-room hotel near the Stickney Point bridge, a project that has faced legal challenges from residents. He also owns a bottled water business.
• Home. The family lives in a three-story, 13,560-square-foot estate on Point of Rocks Road, one of the largest houses on Siesta Key, the Observer reported.

How 1-800-ASK-GARY began

The Observer's profile says Gary Kompothecras grew up poor in Queens, New York, worked as a lifeguard, and went to chiropractic college before opening medical clinics in Florida that treated people hurt in car accidents. Seeing how little patients knew about auto insurance and what treatment it should cover, he set up the referral line in 1996 and chose a phone number he wanted people to remember easily. The business has since drawn many competitors. Because the family's income is concentrated in companies he founded and controls, Beth's own wealth is hard to separate from her husband's in any public record.

Husband and children

Beth and Gary Kompothecras have a large family: the Observer reported in 2024 that Gary is father to six children aged 12 to 28. Two of their adult children have autism, which led Gary to campaign on childhood vaccine issues in the Florida capital in the late 2000s; scientific publications have rejected the vaccine-autism theory he backed.

Their son Alex starred in 42 episodes across the first three seasons of MTV's Siesta Key, which debuted in 2017 and was partly filmed at the family home. The series has since been renamed Siesta Key: Miami Moves and is now set mostly in South Florida. Gary backed and helped fund the show in its early days, according to the Observer. Alex and his girlfriend Alyssa Salerno welcomed a daughter in June 2020, People and Us Weekly reported, making Beth a grandmother.

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Charity work

Beth and Gary Kompothecras were among the chairs of a 2016 Sarasota fundraiser for Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida, the Observer reported. Gary's profile also notes the family's support for charities that serve children with autism and their families.

Age and background

Her date of birth has not been published by a reliable source. The earlier version of this page gave her height and weight, said she was a middle child from a wealthy family, and named her father as George Kompothecras, which was wrong: Kompothecras is her married name. None of those claims had a source, and they have been removed.

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How this page was checked

We used the Sarasota Observer's 2024 profile of Gary Kompothecras, a 2018 Observer business article quoting Beth, a 2016 Observer society report, and People and Us Weekly coverage of Siesta Key. We found no reliable source for any television hosting work by Beth Kompothecras.