Australian Open
Australian Open prize money: the full January purse, broken down round by round for the Grand Slam on outdoor hard.
Total prize money
The Australian Open carried a total pot of A$111,500,000 (2026), with the singles champion taking A$4,150,000.
Singles prize money, round by round
| Round | Men’s singles | Women’s singles |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | A$4,150,000 | A$4,150,000 |
| Runner-up | A$2,150,000 | A$2,150,000 |
| Semi-finalist | A$1,250,000 | A$1,250,000 |
| Quarter-finalist | A$750,000 | A$750,000 |
| Round of 16 (4th round) | A$480,000 | A$480,000 |
| Round of 32 (3rd round) | A$327,750 | A$327,750 |
| Round of 64 (2nd round) | A$225,000 | A$225,000 |
| Round of 128 / First round | A$150,000 | A$150,000 |
Prize money is identical for the men’s and women’s draws at every round.
How to watch the Australian Open in the UK
Coverage is shared in the UK. TNT Sports carries every match live on linear television, with streaming on discovery+. Full details are in our how to watch tennis guide.
When is the next edition?
The next Australian Open is scheduled for 11-31 January 2027 (main draw from 17 Jan, finals weekend 30-31 Jan). See the full tennis calendar for the surrounding schedule.
FAQ
Australian Open prize money FAQs
How much is the Australian Open prize money?
The total pot was A$111,500,000 (2026), with A$4,150,000 to the singles champion.
Do men and women earn the same at the Australian Open?
Yes. The prize money is equal at every round of both singles draws.
Who shows the Australian Open in the UK?
Coverage is shared in the UK. TNT Sports carries every match live on linear television, with streaming on discovery+.
When is the Australian Open next played?
The next edition is scheduled for 11-31 January 2027 (main draw from 17 Jan, finals weekend 30-31 Jan).