The 2025 Australian Open, scheduled from January 12 to 26 in Melbourne, has announced a record prize pool of AUD $96.5 million, marking an 11.56% increase from the previous year.

 

Singles Competition:

Australian Open Prize Money & Payout Distribution

Champions (Men’s and Women’s): Each will receive AUD $3.5 million (approximately USD $2.17 million), up from AUD $3.15 million in 2024.

 

Runners-up: Each will earn AUD $1.9 million.

 

Semifinalists: Each will take home AUD $1.04 million.

 

Quarterfinalists: Each will receive AUD $555,250.

 

Fourth Round: Participants will earn AUD $338,250.

 

Third Round: Competitors will get AUD $227,925.

 

Second Round: Players will receive AUD $158,850.

 

First Round: Participants will earn AUD $110,000.

 

 

Doubles Competition (Per Team):

 

Champions: Each pair will receive AUD $810,000.

 

Runners-up: Each team will earn AUD $460,000.

 

Semifinalists: Each pair will take home AUD $255,000.

 

Quarterfinalists: Each team will receive AUD $145,000.

 

Third Round: Participants will earn AUD $90,000.

 

Second Round: Competitors will get AUD $60,000.

 

First Round: Teams will receive AUD $30,975.

 

 

Mixed Doubles Competition (Per Team):

 

Champions: Each pair will earn AUD $175,000.

 

Runners-up: Each team will receive AUD $97,750.

 

Semifinalists: Each pair will take home AUD $52,500.

 

Quarterfinalists: Each team will get AUD $27,750.

 

Second Round: Participants will earn AUD $14,000.

 

First Round: Competitors will receive AUD $7,250.

 

 

These figures reflect the tournament’s commitment to rewarding players across all stages, with prize money increases implemented in every round.

 

For a comprehensive breakdown of the prize money distribution, yo u can refer to the official ATP Tour announcement.