ATP Finals 2026 prize money: how much does an undefeated champion earn?

An undefeated champion at the 2026 Nitto ATP Finals in Turin will earn $5,171,000, the top prize in a record $15,750,000 total purse. The singles champion who wins all five matches also collects 1,500 ranking points. The tournament runs from 15 to 22 November at the Inalpi Arena. Below is the full breakdown of prize … Continued

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An undefeated champion at the 2026 Nitto ATP Finals in Turin will earn $5,171,000, the top prize in a record $15,750,000 total purse. The singles champion who wins all five matches also collects 1,500 ranking points. The tournament runs from 15 to 22 November at the Inalpi Arena. Below is the full breakdown of prize money and points for singles and doubles, plus the comparison with 2025.

ATP Finals 2026 prize money at a glance

  • Total prize money: $15,750,000, described by the ATP as a record for the event.
  • Undefeated singles champion: $5,171,000.
  • Singles final win: $2,412,000.
  • Undefeated doubles team: $959,300 per team.
  • Dates and venue: 15 to 22 November 2026, Inalpi Arena, Turin.

Singles prize money by round

Prize money at the ATP Finals is paid per match won, on top of a participation fee. All amounts below are in US dollars, per player.

Singles prize money (per player, USD)
Singles prize money (per player, USD)
Rank Player Prize money
1 Alternate 156,000
2 Participation fee (three round-robin matches) 338,000
3 Round-robin match win 405,000
4 Semi-final win 1,206,000
5 Final win 2,412,000
6 Undefeated champion 5,171,000
Source: ATP, 11 Nov 2026

How the participation fee works

Every player in the eight-man singles field receives a fee that depends on the number of round-robin matches played. The full $338,000 is reached after three matches.

Participation fee (USD)
Participation fee (USD)
Rank Player Singles fee Doubles fee
1 1 match 169,000 67,100
2 2 matches 253,000 100,650
3 3 matches 338,000 134,200
Source: Nitto ATP Finals

How much does an undefeated champion earn?

An undefeated singles champion wins three round-robin matches, the semi-final and the final. Adding the official amounts gives the $5,171,000 headline figure.

  • Participation fee: $338,000.
  • Three round-robin wins (3 x $405,000): $1,215,000.
  • Semi-final win: $1,206,000.
  • Final win: $2,412,000.
  • Total: $5,171,000.

The two top players in each round-robin group qualify for the semi-finals, as set out in our ATP Finals 2026 draw report.

What other results are worth

The table below is our own calculation from the official per-match amounts. It shows what a player earns for common outcomes in singles.

Other results in singles (USD)
Other results in singles (USD)
Rank Player Prize money
1 Three round-robin losses Participation fee 338,000
2 One round-robin win, eliminated $338,000 + $405,000 743,000
3 Two round-robin wins, eliminated $338,000 + 2 x $405,000 1,148,000
4 Three round-robin wins, lost semi-final $338,000 + 3 x $405,000 1,553,000
5 Champion with two round-robin wins $338,000 + 2 x $405,000 + $1,206,000 + $2,412,000 4,766,000
6 Undefeated champion $338,000 + 3 x $405,000 + $1,206,000 + $2,412,000 5,171,000
Source: Tennis Majors, Nitto ATP Finals

Doubles prize money

The doubles event is paid per team. An undefeated team earns $959,300.

Doubles prize money (per team, USD)
Doubles prize money (per team, USD)
Rank Player Prize money
1 Alternate 51,700
2 Participation fee (three round-robin matches) 134,200
3 Round-robin match win 96,600
4 Semi-final win 178,500
5 Final win 356,800
6 Undefeated champion 959,300
Source: ATP, 11 Nov 2026

Ranking points on offer

Points are awarded on a fixed scale per match won. An undefeated champion collects 1,500 ranking points and the same number of points in the Race to Turin.

Ranking points
Ranking points
Rank Player Points
1 Round-robin match win 200
2 Semi-final win 400
3 Final win 500
4 Undefeated champion 1,500
Source: Nitto ATP Finals

How does 2026 compare with 2025?

The total purse rises by $250,000, from $15.5 million in 2025 to $15.75 million in 2026. Singles amounts go up in every category. Doubles amounts are unchanged, according to the official 2025 and 2026 tables.

Singles, 2025 vs 2026 (USD)
Singles, 2025 vs 2026 (USD)
Rank Player 2025 2026 Change
1 Total prize money 15,500,000 15,750,000 250,000
2 Participation fee 331,000 338,000 7,000
3 Round-robin win 396,500 405,000 8,500
4 Semi-final win 1,183,500 1,206,000 22,500
5 Final win 2,367,000 2,412,000 45,000
6 Undefeated champion 5,071,000 5,171,000 100,000
Source: ATP, 29 Sep 2025 and 11 Nov 2026

For context, the ATP Tour reported that Jannik Sinner collected $4,881,100 as the 2024 champion.

Who is playing for the money

The singles field is split into two round-robin groups, as drawn for the 2026 edition.

  • John McEnroe group: Alexander Zverev, Ben Shelton, Arthur Fils and Rafael Jodar.
  • Ivan Lendl group: Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli and Frances Tiafoe.

The semi-finals are on Saturday 21 November and the final on Sunday 22 November. See the full ATP Finals draw for the groups in detail.

FAQ

How much does the ATP Finals 2026 champion win?

An undefeated singles champion earns $5,171,000. A champion who loses one round-robin match earns $4,766,000, based on the official per-match amounts.

What is the total prize money at the 2026 ATP Finals?

The total prize money is $15,750,000, which the ATP calls a record for the event.

How much does a player earn just for taking part?

Singles players receive a participation fee of up to $338,000, paid according to the number of round-robin matches played. An alternate receives $156,000.

How much does the doubles champion earn?

An undefeated doubles team earns $959,300 per team.

How many ranking points does the ATP Finals winner get?

An undefeated champion receives 1,500 ranking points. Each round-robin win is worth 200, a semi-final win 400 and a final win 500.

Is the 2026 prize money higher than in 2025?

Yes. The total rises from $15.5 million to $15.75 million, and the undefeated singles champion’s prize goes up by $100,000.

Sources: ATP, Nitto ATP Finals, Tennis Majors.

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