Paul Gravette Net Worth 2026: Le-Vel Brands CEO, Investor

No reputable outlet publishes a net worth figure for Paul Gravette. His wealth comes from co-founding and co-owning Le-Vel, the Texas direct-sales wellness company behind the THRIVE product line, which reported nearly $3 billion in lifetime sales by 2022. Property records reported by the press add one concrete data point: he and his wife bought a Palm Beach waterfront home for $10.2 million in 2021 and sold it for $15 million in 2023.

What is Paul Gravette's net worth?

There is no reliable published estimate. Le-Vel is privately owned by its two founders, and it discloses lifetime sales milestones but not profit, and the split of ownership has not been reported. Forbes has not listed either founder.

What is known points to substantial wealth: a company with billions in cumulative sales that he co-owns, and a multimillion-dollar property trade. But without Le-Vel's profits or valuation, any single number is a guess, and this page does not give one.

Where the money comes from

• Le-Vel ownership. Direct Selling News lists Gravette as co-founder and co-owner, alongside co-founder, co-owner and CEO Jason Camper. A 2021 company press release called the pair co-founders and co-CEOs.
• Earlier businesses. His personal website says he became a self-made millionaire at 26 by buying blocks of cellphone airtime and reselling them as prepaid minutes, and that he has since built about half a dozen startups.
• Real estate. The Palm Beach purchase and sale described below.

The older version of this page said he earns $112 million a year, or $311,000 a day. We found no source for that, and it has been removed.

Le-Vel: the business behind his fortune

Gravette and Camper launched Le-Vel in 2012, headquartered in Frisco, Texas. It sells nutrition, wellness and skincare products through independent promoters, and it runs entirely on cloud software, which the founders said was unusual for direct selling at the time. It started with two products, THRIVE Lifestyle Capsules and THRIVE Lifestyle Mix, then added a third, the THRIVE Derma Fusion Technology (DFT), to form what it calls the THRIVE Experience.

Le-Vel has expanded to Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia. The founders said in 2022 that they had more than 40 years of combined experience in the health and wellness industry.

The Palm Beach house deal

The South Florida Business Journal reported in October 2021 that a roughly $10 million Palm Beach home sale was tied to Le-Vel's co-CEO. According to The Real Deal, Paul and LeighAnn Gravette paid $10.2 million in 2021 for a quarter-acre waterfront lot with a house of about 5,500 square feet, six bedrooms, a pool and a boat dock on the Intracoastal Waterway. In February 2023 they sold it for $15 million to an entity tied to British private equity founder Sir Peter Lampl. The Business Journal noted the home gained nearly 50% in value in under two years.

That is a gain of about $4.8 million before costs, the one piece of his personal wealth documented by the press.

Early career and how he describes himself

On his website Gravette says he set himself the goal of success at 21, read widely on business, and credits Napoleon Hill's book Think and Grow Rich as a turning point. He calls himself an investor who looks first at the people behind a business. His site now carries a blog on artificial intelligence, business, health and lifestyle, with posts through September 2026.

Wife and family

His wife is LeighAnn Gravette. The Real Deal reported in 2023 that his website showed the couple living in Nashville, Tennessee. The rest of the old page's story about his parents being schoolteachers had no source and has been removed.

Age and height

His date of birth and height are not public. The height listed on the older version of this page had no source and has been removed.

How he compares

For other investors and founders on this site, see Mo Siegel and Andy Albright. You may also like Larry Potterfield and Sam Riggs Bozoian.

Why estimates differ

Lifetime sales are not profit, and part of direct-sales revenue goes to commissions; Le-Vel says it has paid out over $1 billion. The company's margins, debts and the founders' ownership split are private. Until those are reported, the fair summary is that Gravette co-owns a multibillion-dollar-sales company and has made at least one large property gain, but his net worth has not been published.