His company offers a wide range of shelters, from $20,000 models to those exceeding a million dollars. On average, most of his clients spend around half a million dollars on these turnkey bunkers, which typically feature about nine rooms.

Notable clients include reality TV stars Kim and Khloé Kardashian, as well as YouTube sensation Mr. Beast.

The company’s explanation for the increased demand for doomsday bunkers is backed by a Marist National Poll from May, which revealed that 13% of Americans think a civil war was “very likely,” and another 34% believe it was “likely.”

Atlas Survival Shelters specializes in manufacturing shelters designed to withstand a wide range of threats, including electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks, biological warfare, and malicious mobs.

The company’s clients are not limited to the United States; it also serves international customers, with the Middle East emerging as a particularly active market.

Ron Hubbard revealed that countries like the United Arab Emirates were adopting practices from Israel, where residents often convert a small room in their high-rise apartments into a fortified space equipped with advanced air filtration systems to guard against nuclear and biological threats.

Hubbard has been advocating for American builders to adopt similar standards, suggesting that a single room in a house be turned into a “hardened room” to protect against gunfire, natural disasters, and civil unrest.

The report said that his pitch resonated with high-end clients who are not interested in mere survival but seek to maintain their lifestyle even in a crisis.

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Europe Also Witnessing Increase In Bunker Demand 

Europe is also experiencing an increase in people investing in doomsday bunkers, mirroring the trend seen in the United States.

In response to this growing demand, Atlas Survival Shelters has expanded its operations beyond its Dallas-based factory and established a manufacturing facility in Poland to cater to its European clientele.