ATP Finals prize money
Eight players, five matches, and $5,071,000 for winning all of them. The ATP Finals is the only event in tennis where the money is added up rather than paid once, and an unbeaten champion in Turin out-earned the champion of three of the four majors.
The money stacks, which nothing else in tennis does. A player is paid for completing the group stage, then again for every match won, and every figure is added to the last, so the $5,071,000 an unbeaten champion takes is a sum rather than a single cheque. The ATP pays it over 9 to 16 November 2025 at the Inalpi Arena, Turin.
What each stage pays
Every line is added to the one above it, for a competitor who won everything
| STAGE | PAYMENTS | EACH | RUNNING TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Playing three round-robin matches | 1 | $331,000 | $331,000 |
| Winning a round-robin match | 3 | $396,500 | $1,520,500$1.5m |
| Winning the semi-final | 1 | $1,183,500 | $2,704,000$2.7m |
| Winning the final | 1 | $2,367,000$2.4m | $5,071,000$5.1m |
| Winning everything | 6 | — | $5,071,000$5.1m |
Every line is added to the one above it. The right-hand column is what a player who won every match had banked by the end of that stage.
Paid for turning up and completing the group stage. One match is worth $165,500 and two $248,250.
Three group matches, so it can be won three times.
Where the money is won
What each stage is worth to one competitor who wins it
The three group wins come to $1,189,500 between them, within $6,000 of what the semi-final pays on its own. A week here is worth $5,071,000 to a competitor who wins every match.
The other draws
One more ladder out of the same fund
Doubles
One draw · $2.9mPer pair, on the same stacking ladder.
| ROUND | PAIRS | EACH | THE ROUND |
|---|---|---|---|
| Playing three round-robin matches | 1 | $134,200 | $134,200 |
| Winning a round-robin match | 3 | $96,600 | $289,800 |
| Winning the semi-final | 1 | $178,500 | $178,500 |
| Winning the final | 1 | $356,800 | $356,800 |
| Doubles | 6 | — | $2,946,600$2.9m |
Paid outside the main draws
Categories that come out of the same fund
| CATEGORY | EVENTS | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|
| Alternates | 4 | $413,400 |
What the fund adds up to
The ATP Finals announced $15,500,000 and the ladders above account for all of it. Every rate on this page multiplied by the players it pays, across every draw and category, comes back to $15,500,000 - the announced fund, to the dollar.
- An alternate who never gets on court is paid $155,000 in singles and $51,700 per pair in doubles.
- Every match from the semi-finals on is worth more than $1,000,000 to the winner.
- A champion who lost one group match takes $4,674,500 rather than $5,071,000.
- Add up what the whole field is paid - eight fees, twelve group matches, two semi-finals, a final and four alternates, in both draws - and it lands on the announced $15,500,000 exactly.
Who collected it
The 2025 champions, and what winning paid
| DRAW | CHAMPION | WINNING IT |
|---|---|---|
| Singles | Jannik Sinner | — |
| Doubles | Harri Heliovaara and Henry Patten | — |
Frequently asked questions
How much is the ATP Finals prize money in 2025?
$15,500,000. Every one of those dollars is accounted for in the draws and the payments below, which add back to the announced fund exactly.
How much does the ATP Finals winner get?
$5,071,000 for winning all five matches. That is $331,000 for completing the group stage, $396,500 for each of the three group wins, $1,183,500 for the semi-final and $2,367,000 for the final, added together. Jannik Sinner won it in 2025.
Does ATP Finals prize money add up match by match?
Yes, and it is the only shape in tennis that does. A major pays once, for the round a player went out in. The finals pay a fee and then a figure for every match won, so the $396,500 for a group win is collected up to three times and everything after it is added on top.
What does an ATP Finals alternate get paid?
An alternate who never gets on court is paid $155,000 in singles and $51,700 per pair in doubles.
Which stage pays the most at the ATP Finals?
Winning the final, at $2,367,000. The three group wins are worth $1,189,500 between them, which is within $6,000 of what the semi-final alone pays.
How much is the doubles worth at the ATP Finals?
$2,946,600 across one draw. Winning it pays $134,200 per pair, against $5,071,000 in the singles.
Where to next
The other sixteen tennis prize funds, and the money behind them
Every tennis prize fund we hold, or the tennis section for career earnings by player.