If you’re considering becoming a notary, one of your first questions is probably:
How much do notaries make?
The answer? It depends.
While basic notarial acts (like acknowledgments or jurats) can pay $5 to $15 per stamp, most full-time notaries aren’t relying on stamps alone—they’re building thriving businesses around adjacent services, upsells, and smart marketing.
Let’s break it all down.
Here’s a quick look at typical income ranges in 2025:
Type of Notary Work
Avg. Pay Per Job
Monthly Income (Est.)
Basic Mobile Notary
$50 – $75 per job
$1,000 – $2,500 per month
Loan Signing Agent
$75 – $200 per job
$3,000 – $7,500+ per month
Apostille Agent
$150-300 per job
$2,000 – $5,000+ per month
Field Inspections / VINs
$30 – $100 per job
$500 – $1,500 per month
Keep in mind: these numbers depend heavily on your training, area, and marketing.
The real income boost comes from adding high-demand complementary services to your notary business:
📄 Apostille Services
🌐 Remote Online Notarization (RON)
🏠 Loan Closings for Real Estate
🛻 Field Inspections
🌍 Document Preparation & Translations
💼 Fingerprinting & Credit Repair
These are simple to add and often require no extra licensing.
The biggest income gap between notaries comes down to this:
Are you trained in how to market, monetize, and manage your business?
Most notaries:
Waste time chasing low-fee jobs
Don’t rank on Google or get repeat clients
Aren’t leveraging affiliate income or automation
Smart notaries:
Learn how to build a brand, not just stamp pages
Use online strategies to bring leads in daily
Stack service offers to increase revenue per appointment
Want to see how it’s done?
👉 Start your training with our Notary Prosperity Academy →
Yes, notaries can earn a few hundred bucks a month just doing general work.
But with the right skills, systems, and strategies, you can build a scalable service business that brings in $5k, $10k, even $15k/month—without needing a massive team.
👉 Get started today with the Notary Jump-Start Course →
Because in 2025, success belongs to the notary who knows how to monetize every signature—and beyond.