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Barcelona Open Prize Money | 2025 Breakdown & Historicals

Barcelona Open Prize Money

2025 Breakdown & Historicals

By Jon Crim
Website: Barcelona Open

Rich with history, the Barcelona Open is one of a handful of ATP 500 series tournaments throughout the year. It takes place on the Reial Club de Tenis Barcelona 1899 clay courts, Spain’s oldest tennis club.

The tournament started in 1953 and remained one of the country’s most notable tennis events, right behind the Madrid Open, a Masters 1000 that kicks off at the end of April after Barcelona’s conclusion.

Rafael Nadal holds a record 12 titles at the Barcelona Open, which led to the club renaming its center court to Pista Rafa Nadal.

In 2025, the tournament’s prize money reaches an all-time high of €2,889,200, translating to $3,275,755 or £2,492,296. This is a moderate 3.82% bump over last year.

In singles, the champion will pocket €535,185, while the runner-up will claim a check for roughly half of that, or €285,435. This represents a 9.58% growth for each sum compared to last year.

On the doubles side, the winning team will split €187,320, while the runner-up pair will share €99,900, equating to a 9.6% bump from the prior year.

In the following sections, I’ll provide a detailed overview and complete breakdown of the Barcelona Open’s prize money and historical data for reference and quick comparison. Currency conversions from euros to US dollars and pounds sterling are available for quick reference.

Full Breakdown

The Barcelona Open hosts a singles and doubles event, with 80% of prize money distributed to the former and 20% to the latter. This split is partly due to the size of the draw, as there are 48 players in singles and only 16 teams in doubles, as is typical at ATP tournaments.

Within each event, we can break prize money down further by round, with a player’s earnings increasing as they progress deeper into the tournament. As a point of reference, the singles champion walks away with 45 times as much prize money as a player exiting in the first round.

The following tables break down prize money per round by year – you can scroll left to right to view historical numbers. I’ve converted prize money to US dollars and sterling pounds, which I calculate using the prior year’s exchange rate on the day of the final for a close approximation of value.

Singles – Euro

Euro 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner €535,185 €488,390 €477,795 €467,150 €178,985 €503,480 €503,015 €501,700 €464,260 €460,000 €457,550 €422,100 €389,300 €301,150 €290,000 €286,000 €286,000 €136,300 €130,200
Runner-up €285,435 €260,475 €254,825 €249,140 €111,600 €253,300 €253,000 €245,940 €227,585 €218,750 €208,600 €192,450 €177,500 €151,630 €145,750 €144,000 €144,000 €71,700 €68,500
Semifinal €148,065 €135,125 €132,190 €129,245 €69,840 €129,245 €128,000 €123,780 €114,540 €104,150 €97,170 €89,650 €82,700 €76,870 €73,850 €73,000 €73,000 €37,700 €36,000
Quarterfinal €77,305 €70,550 €69,020 €67,480 €42,180 €68,000 €67,000 €62,945 €58,245 €52,075 €46,375 €42,785 €39,460 €38,960 €37,450 €37,000 €37,000 €19,900 €19,000
Round 3 – €37,175 €36,365 €35,555 €24,900 €34,520 €33,580 €32,690 €30,250 €26,060 €22,565 €20,820 €19,200 €20,000 €19,230 €19,000 €19,000 €10,450 €10,000
Round 2 €40,735 €20,350 €19,910 €19,465 €14,700 €18,165 €17,685 €17,240 €15,955 €13,935 €12,025 €11,095 €10,230 €10,530 €10,110 €10,000 €10,000 €5,500 €5,250
Round 1 €22,305 €10,855 €10,615 €10,380 €8,700 €10,185 €9,920 €9,310 €8,615 €7,950 €7,000 €6,455 €5,955 €6,320 €6,075 €6,000 €6,000 €2,900 €2,770
Qualies Round 2 €11,900 €5,700 €5,575 €5,450 €3,960 €4,845 €3,735 €2,060 €1,910 €1,590 €1,295 €1,195 €1,100 €630 €610 €600 €600 €540 €515
Qualies Round 1 €3,565 €3,255 €3,185 €3,115 €2,100 €2,510 €1,865 €1,050 €975 €810 €670 €620 €570 €315 €300 €300 €300 €275 –

Singles – US Dollar

US Dollar 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner $593,657 $524,085 $525,321 $505,426 $199,357 $562,312 $560,887 $559,421 $517,673 $512,923 $510,191 $470,663 $434,089 $335,797 $323,365 $318,904 $318,904 $151,981 $145,180
Runner-up $316,621 $279,513 $280,172 $269,553 $124,302 $282,898 $282,108 $274,235 $253,769 $243,917 $232,599 $214,591 $197,921 $169,075 $162,519 $160,567 $160,567 $79,949 $76,381
Semifinal $164,242 $145,001 $145,339 $139,835 $77,789 $144,347 $142,726 $138,021 $127,718 $116,132 $108,349 $99,964 $92,215 $85,714 $82,346 $81,399 $81,399 $42,037 $40,142
Quarterfinal $85,751 $75,706 $75,885 $73,009 $46,981 $75,946 $74,708 $70,187 $64,946 $58,066 $51,710 $47,707 $44,000 $43,442 $41,759 $41,257 $41,257 $22,189 $21,186
Round 3 – $39,892 $39,982 $38,468 $27,734 $38,554 $37,443 $36,451 $33,730 $29,058 $25,161 $23,215 $21,409 $22,301 $21,442 $21,186 $21,186 $11,652 $11,151
Round 2 $45,186 $21,837 $21,890 $21,060 $16,373 $20,288 $19,720 $19,223 $17,791 $15,538 $13,408 $12,371 $11,407 $11,741 $11,273 $11,151 $11,151 $6,133 $5,854
Round 1 $24,742 $11,648 $11,671 $11,230 $9,690 $11,375 $11,061 $10,381 $9,606 $8,865 $7,805 $7,198 $6,640 $7,047 $6,774 $6,690 $6,690 $3,234 $3,089
Qualies Round 2 $13,200 $6,117 $6,130 $5,897 $4,411 $5,411 $4,165 $2,297 $2,130 $1,773 $1,444 $1,332 $1,227 $702 $680 $669 $669 $602 $574
Qualies Round 1 $3,954 $3,493 $3,502 $3,370 $2,339 $2,803 $2,080 $1,171 $1,087 $903 $747 $691 $636 $351 $335 $335 $335 $307 –

Singles – British Sterling Pound

Sterling Pound 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner £459,797 £418,042 £420,067 £386,717 £160,109 £451,390 £434,158 £433,023 £400,708 £397,031 £394,916 £364,319 £336,009 £259,926 £250,302 £246,850 £246,850 £117,642 £112,377
Runner-up £245,227 £222,956 £224,037 £206,243 £99,830 £227,093 £218,367 £212,273 £196,431 £188,805 £180,045 £166,106 £153,202 £130,873 £125,798 £124,288 £124,288 £61,885 £59,123
Semifinal £127,208 £115,661 £116,219 £106,992 £62,475 £115,873 £110,478 £106,836 £98,861 £89,893 £83,868 £77,378 £71,379 £66,347 £63,741 £63,007 £63,007 £32,539 £31,072
Quarterfinal £66,416 £60,388 £60,681 £55,861 £37,732 £60,965 £57,828 £54,328 £50,272 £44,946 £40,027 £36,928 £34,058 £33,627 £32,323 £31,935 £31,935 £17,176 £16,399
Round 3 – £31,820 £31,971 £29,433 £22,274 £30,949 £28,983 £28,215 £26,109 £22,493 £19,476 £17,970 £16,572 £17,262 £16,598 £16,399 £16,399 £9,020 £8,631
Round 2 £34,997 £17,419 £17,504 £16,114 £13,150 £16,286 £15,264 £14,880 £13,771 £12,027 £10,379 £9,576 £8,830 £9,089 £8,726 £8,631 £8,631 £4,747 £4,531
Round 1 £19,163 £9,291 £9,332 £8,593 £7,782 £9,131 £8,562 £8,036 £7,436 £6,862 £6,042 £5,571 £5,140 £5,455 £5,243 £5,179 £5,179 £2,503 £2,391
Qualies Round 2 £10,224 £4,879 £4,901 £4,512 £3,542 £4,344 £3,224 £1,778 £1,649 £1,372 £1,118 £1,031 £949 £544 £526 £518 £518 £466 £445
Qualies Round 1 £3,063 £2,786 £2,800 £2,579 £1,879 £2,250 £1,610 £906 £842 £699 £578 £535 £492 £272 £259 £259 £259 £237 –

Doubles (Per Pair)

2025 Euro US Dollar Pound Sterling
Winner €187,320 $207,786 £160,933
Runner-up €99,900 $90,060 £85,828
Semifinal €50,540 $45,562 £43,421
Quarterfinal €25,280 $22,790 £21,719
Round 1 €13,080 $11,792 £11,237

Prize Money by Year

Every year, organizers at the Barcelona Open set prize money based on the tournament’s success. Although various factors can influence available funds, ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandise, and concessions are some of the most significant contributing factors.

The tournament has a positive track record of increasing prize money, only dropping four times since 2000. For example, in 2008, the total purse for the tournament sunk by 11%.

The following table outlines the yearly prize money for the Barcelona Open since 2000. The tournament’s prize money has grown by 221% compared to this year.

Year Total Prize Money % Change
2025 €2,889,200 4%
2024 €2,782,960 2%
2023 €2,722,480 2%
2022 €2,661,825 70%
2021 €1,565,480 -40%
2020 Canceled –
2019 €2,609,135 4%
2018 €2,510,900 8%
2017 €2,324,905 8%
2016 €2,152,690 8%
2015 €1,993,230 8%
2014 €1,845,585 8%
2013 €1,708,875 5%
2012 €1,627,500 5%
2011 €1,550,000 0%
2010 €1,550,000 0%
2009 €1,550,000 93%
2008 €803,000 -11%
2007 €900,000 0%
2006 €900,000 0%
2005 €900,000 -10%
2004 €1,000,000 11%
2003 €900,000 -6%
2002 €955,000 6%
2001 €900,000 0%
2000 €900,000 –

Please note that all data is in euros.

FAQs

Here are a few frequently asked questions from fans and attendees about the Barcelona Open’s prize money.

How much does the winner earn?

In 2025, the winner at the Barcelona Open will take home €535,185, equivalent to $593,657 and £459,797.

How much does the runner-up earn?

In 2025, the runner-up at the Barcelona Open will take home €285,435, equivalent to $316,621 and £245,227.

Is the prize money taxed?

Yes. Spain’s government taxes all player earnings at the Barcelona Open, reaching as high as 37%.

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