Rolex Paris Masters 2026 prize money: how much does the winner earn?

The 2026 Rolex Paris Masters offers €6,309,095 in total prize money, with €974,370 for the singles champion. Full breakdown by round, doubles, qualifying and wheelchair.

Jannik Sinner, Rolex Paris Masters 2025 Jannik Sinner, Rolex Paris Masters 2025 | © FFT

The 2026 Rolex Paris Masters has total prize money of €6,309,095. The singles champion, who will succeed Jannik Sinner, will earn €974,370, and every player in the main draw is guaranteed at least €25,220.

Rolex Paris Masters 2026 prize money at a glance

  • Total prize money: €6,309,095 (ATP Masters 1000)
  • Singles winner: €974,370
  • Singles runner-up: €532,120
  • Doubles winners: €298,950 per team
  • Wheelchair tennis (WC500): $32,000 in total, $7,680 for the singles winner

Singles prize money by round

Singles prize money totals €4,735,930, shared across the 56-player draw.

Round reached Players Prize money (per player) ATP ranking points
Winner 1 €974,370 1,000
Runner-up 1 €532,120 650
Semi-finalist 2 €290,960 400
Quarter-finalist 4 €158,700 200
Round of 16 8 €84,890 100
Round of 32 16 €45,520 50
First round 24 €25,220 10
Prize money: Rolex Paris Masters 2026 press kit (FFT). Ranking points: ATP Masters 1000 scale.

The top eight seeds receive a first-round bye. A seed who loses his opening match in the second round therefore earns the round-of-32 prize, €45,520.

Qualifying prize money

Twenty-eight players compete for seven places in the main draw over two rounds, on 31 October and 1 November.

Round Players Prize money (per player)
Second-round loser 7 €12,920
First-round loser 14 €6,765

Successful qualifiers go on to earn main-draw prize money depending on how far they progress.

Doubles prize money

Round reached Teams Prize money (per team)
Winners 1 €298,950
Runners-up 1 €162,400
Semi-finalists 2 €89,210
Quarter-finalists 4 €49,220
Round of 16 8 €27,050
First round 12 €14,770
Source: Rolex Paris Masters 2026 press kit (FFT)

Wheelchair tennis prize money

For the second year in a row, the Rolex Paris Masters hosts a WC500 wheelchair event (singles and doubles) from 6 to 8 November, with eight players. Total prize money is $32,000: $25,600 for singles and $6,400 for doubles.

Singles Prize money
Winner $7,680
Runner-up $3,840
Semi-finalist $2,880
Quarter-finalist $2,080
Doubles Prize money (per team)
Winners $2,880
Runners-up $1,280
Semi-finalists $1,120
Source: Rolex Paris Masters 2026 press kit (FFT). Event page: ITF.

How does 2026 compare with 2025?

Prize money is up by about 3% on last year. In 2025, the total was €6,128,940, and Sinner earned €946,610 for his first Paris title (ATP Tour).

2025 2026 Change
Total prize money €6,128,940 €6,309,095 +€180,155 (+2.9%)
Singles winner €946,610 €974,370 +€27,760 (+2.9%)
Singles runner-up €516,925 €532,120 +€15,195 (+2.9%)
First round €24,500 €25,220 +€720 (+2.9%)
Sources: ATP Tour (2025), Rolex Paris Masters 2026 press kit (2026)

Rolex Paris Masters prize money: FAQ

How much does the winner of the Paris Masters get?

The 2026 singles champion receives €974,370 and 1,000 ATP ranking points.

What is the total prize money at the 2026 Paris Masters?

€6,309,095, up from €6,128,940 in 2025.

How much does a first-round loser earn?

€25,220 in the main draw. Qualifiers who lose in the first qualifying round earn €6,765.

Sources: Rolex Paris Masters 2026 press kit (French Tennis Federation), ATP Tour, ITF.

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