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Brisbane International Prize Money | Breakdown & Historicals

Brisbane International Prize Money

2025 Breakdown & Historicals

By Jon Crim
Website: Brisbane International

One of two ATP and WTA tournaments hosted in Australia leading up to the year’s first major, the Brisbane International takes place annually in Brisbane, Queensland, on the picturesque Gold Coast of Australia.

Founded in 2009, the tournament has enjoyed a 22-year history. To date, Lleyton Hewitt is the only Australian to have won the singles event, which he accomplished in 2015 by defeating Roger Federer in three sets.

As a minor outdoor tournament played on hard courts, it doesn’t boast the most impressive purse. However, the event’s prize money hit an all-time high of $730,000 for the men and a bit of a drop at $1,520,600 for the women, equating to 10% and -12% changes, respectively, since the last time the tournament ran.

On the men’s side, the tournament’s singles champion will pocket $96,985, and the runner-up will claim a check for $56,580, a 1.7% bump for the winner and a 1.6% increase for his opponent.

The champ will take home $192,475 on the lady’s side, while the runner-up will earn $120,735. These figures are reductions over the tournament’s prior run as organizers focused more of the earnings on the earlier rounds.

If you’re curious, the men’s prize money is significantly lower due to the tournament’s tier: ATP 250 vs. WTA 500.

This guide provides fans with a detailed overview and complete breakdown of the Brisbane International’s prize money and historical data for reference and quick comparison.

Full Breakdown

Singles is the Brisbane International’s main event. The ATP features a 32-player draw compared to the 24 teams for doubles, while the WTA has a 64-player singles and 32 teams for doubles.

As a result, organizers distribute prize money accordingly, with roughly 80% of the purse supporting singles and the remaining 20% going to doubles.

However, beyond the singles and doubles events, we can break prize money down by round to better understand earnings, with players making more money the further they progress. The following table summarizes this data over the years.

For your convenience, I’ve also converted prize money to euros and Sterling Pound, calculated using the prior year’s exchange rate on the day of the final for a close approximation of value.

ATP Singles

US Dollar

US Dollar 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner $96,985 $95,340 – – – – $90,990 $83,650 $77,980 $72,000 $80,000 $82,040 $78,800 $74,370 $73,000 $63,800 $77,200
Runner-up $56,580 $55,665 – – – – $49,205 $44,055 $41,070 $37,900 $42,100 $43,210 $41,540 $39,165 $38,450 $33,600 $40,500
Semifinal $33,055 $32,800 – – – – $27,175 $23,865 $22,245 $20,545 $22,800 $23,405 $22,500 $21,215 $20,825 $18,200 $21,500
Quarterfinal $18,685 $18,700 – – – – $15,435 $13,595 $12,675 $11,705 $12,990 $13,335 $12,810 $12,090 $11,870 $10,370 $11,675
Round 2 $10,955 $11,000 – – – – $8,880 $8,010 $7,470 $6,900 $7,655 $7,860 $7,550 $7,120 $6,990 $6,110 $7,000
Round 1 $6,580 $6,640 – – – – $5,320 $4,745 $4,425 $4,085 $4,535 $4,655 $4,470 $4,220 $4,140 $3,620 $4,250
Qualies Round 2 $3,480 $3,600 – – – – $2,575 $2,135 $1,990 $1,840 $730 $750 $720 $720 $705 $615 $615
Qualies Round 1 $1,865 $2,000 – – – – $1,285 $1,070 $995 $920 $350 $360 $345 $345 $340 $295 $295

Euro

Euro 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner €87,737 €86,238 – – – – €79,748 €73,315 €68,345 €63,104 €70,116 €71,904 €69,064 €65,181 €63,981 €55,917 €67,662
Runner-up €51,185 €50,351 – – – – €43,126 €38,612 €35,996 €33,217 €36,898 €37,871 €36,408 €34,326 €33,699 €29,449 €35,496
Semifinal €29,903 €29,668 – – – – €23,817 €20,916 €19,497 €18,007 €19,983 €20,513 €19,720 €18,594 €18,252 €15,951 €18,844
Quarterfinal €16,903 €16,915 – – – – €13,528 €11,915 €11,109 €10,259 €11,385 €11,687 €11,227 €10,596 €10,403 €9,089 €10,233
Round 2 €9,910 €9,950 – – – – €7,783 €7,020 €6,547 €6,047 €6,709 €6,889 €6,617 €6,240 €6,126 €5,355 €6,135
Round 1 €5,953 €6,006 – – – – €4,663 €4,159 €3,878 €3,580 €3,975 €4,080 €3,918 €3,699 €3,628 €3,173 €3,725
Qualies Round 2 €3,148 €3,256 – – – – €2,257 €1,871 €1,744 €1,613 €640 €657 €631 €631 €618 €539 €539
Qualies Round 1 €1,687 €1,809 – – – – €1,126 €938 €872 €806 €307 €316 €302 €302 €298 €259 €259

British Sterling Pound

Sterling Pound 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner £77,122 £74,835 – – – – £71,459 £65,694 £61,241 £56,545 £62,828 £64,430 £61,885 £58,406 £57,330 £50,105 £60,629
Runner-up £44,992 £43,693 – – – – £38,643 £34,599 £32,254 £29,765 £33,063 £33,935 £32,623 £30,758 £30,197 £26,388 £31,807
Semifinal £26,285 £25,746 – – – – £21,342 £18,742 £17,470 £16,135 £17,906 £18,381 £17,670 £16,661 £16,355 £14,293 £16,885
Quarterfinal £14,858 £14,678 – – – – £12,122 £10,677 £9,954 £9,193 £10,202 £10,473 £10,060 £9,495 £9,322 £8,144 £9,169
Round 2 £8,711 £8,634 – – – – £6,974 £6,291 £5,867 £5,419 £6,012 £6,173 £5,929 £5,592 £5,490 £4,798 £5,497
Round 1 £5,232 £5,212 – – – – £4,178 £3,726 £3,475 £3,208 £3,562 £3,656 £3,511 £3,314 £3,251 £2,843 £3,338
Qualies Round 2 £2,767 £2,826 – – – – £2,022 £1,677 £1,563 £1,445 £573 £589 £565 £565 £554 £483 £483
Qualies Round 1 £1,483 £1,570 – – – – £1,009 £840 £781 £723 £275 £283 £271 £271 £267 £232 £232

ATP Doubles (Per Pair)

2025 US Dollars Sterling Pounds Euros
Winner $35,570 £28,285 €34,110
Runner-up $18,510 £14,719 €17,750
Semifinal $9,770 £7,769 €9,369
Quarterfinal $5,450 £4,334 €5,226
Round 2 $2,980 £2,370 €2,858
Round 1 $1,660 £1,320 €1,592

WTA Singles

US Dollar

US Dollar 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner $192,475 $220,000 – – – $266,000 $188,280 $190,732 $191,418 $193,210 $195,026 $196,670 $162,987 $110,000 $37,000 $37,000 $37,000
Runner-up $120,735 $135,000 – – – $142,000 $100,580 $101,475 $102,887 $103,850 $104,014 $104,890 $87,021 $57,800 $19,000 $19,000 $19,000
Semifinal $69,650 $79,000 – – – $75,050 $53,665 $54,200 $54,793 $55,306 $55,827 $56,298 $46,487 $31,000 $10,200 $10,200 $10,200
Quarterfinal $35,000 $38,000 – – – $40,600 $23,685 $23,265 $22,877 $22,483 $22,141 $21,780 $24,944 $16,000 $5,340 $5,340 $5,340
Round 2 $17,750 $20,400 – – – $22,050 $12,705 $12,477 $12,289 $12,077 $11,874 $11,681 $13,393 $8,800 $2,950 $2,950 $2,950
Round 1 $12,300 $14,000 – – – $12,000 $6,940 $6,813 $6,703 $6,587 $6,477 $6,371 $7,299 $4,700 $1,725 $1,725 $1,725
Qualies Round 3 $10,660 $12,200 – – – $6,500 $3,625 $3,560 $3,494 $3,435 $3,381 $3,327 $3,812 $2,650 $860 $860 $860
Qualies Round 2 $8,900 $10,300 – – – $3,400 $1,925 $1,890 $1,862 $1,830 $1,799 $1,770 $2,027 $1,400 $460 $460 $460
Qualies Round 1 $4,585 $5,200 – – – $1,900 $1,065 $1,050 $1,043 $1,025 $1,020 $1,003 $1,134 $750 $265 $265 $265

Euro

Euro 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner €184,575 €198,996 – – – €238,373 €165,213 €167,364 €167,966 €169,539 €171,132 €172,575 €143,019 €96,523 €32,467 €32,467 €32,467
Runner-up €115,780 €122,111 – – – €127,252 €88,257 €89,043 €90,282 €91,127 €91,271 €92,039 €76,360 €50,719 €16,672 €16,672 €16,672
Semifinal €66,791 €71,458 – – – €67,255 €47,090 €47,560 €48,080 €48,530 €48,987 €49,401 €40,792 €27,202 €8,950 €8,950 €8,950
Quarterfinal €33,563 €34,372 – – – €36,383 €20,783 €20,415 €20,074 €19,728 €19,428 €19,112 €21,888 €14,040 €4,686 €4,686 €4,686
Round 2 €17,021 €18,452 – – – €19,760 €11,148 €10,948 €10,783 €10,597 €10,419 €10,250 €11,752 €7,722 €2,589 €2,589 €2,589
Round 1 €11,795 €12,663 – – – €10,754 €6,090 €5,978 €5,882 €5,780 €5,683 €5,590 €6,405 €4,124 €1,514 €1,514 €1,514
Qualies Round 3 €10,222 €11,035 – – – €5,825 €3,181 €3,124 €3,066 €3,014 €2,967 €2,919 €3,345 €2,325 €755 €755 €755
Qualies Round 2 €8,535 €9,317 – – – €3,047 €1,689 €1,658 €1,634 €1,606 €1,579 €1,553 €1,779 €1,228 €404 €404 €404
Qualies Round 1 €4,397 €4,704 – – – €1,703 €935 €921 €915 €899 €895 €880 €995 €658 €233 €233 €233

British Sterling Pound

Sterling Pound 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Winner £153,056 £172,684 – – – £202,739 £147,998 £149,925 £150,465 £151,873 £153,301 £154,593 £128,116 £86,466 £29,084 £29,084 £29,084
Runner-up £96,008 £105,965 – – – £108,229 £79,061 £79,765 £80,875 £81,632 £81,760 £82,449 £68,403 £45,434 £14,935 £14,935 £14,935
Semifinal £55,385 £62,009 – – – £57,201 £42,184 £42,604 £43,070 £43,473 £43,883 £44,253 £36,541 £24,368 £8,018 £8,018 £8,018
Quarterfinal £27,832 £29,827 – – – £30,944 £18,618 £18,288 £17,983 £17,673 £17,404 £17,120 £19,607 £12,577 £4,198 £4,198 £4,198
Round 2 £14,115 £16,013 – – – £16,806 £9,987 £9,808 £9,660 £9,493 £9,334 £9,182 £10,528 £6,917 £2,319 £2,319 £2,319
Round 1 £9,781 £10,989 – – – £9,146 £5,455 £5,355 £5,269 £5,178 £5,091 £5,008 £5,737 £3,694 £1,356 £1,356 £1,356
Qualies Round 3 £8,477 £9,576 – – – £4,954 £2,849 £2,798 £2,746 £2,700 £2,658 £2,615 £2,996 £2,083 £676 £676 £676
Qualies Round 2 £7,077 £8,085 – – – £2,591 £1,513 £1,486 £1,464 £1,438 £1,414 £1,391 £1,593 £1,100 £362 £362 £362
Qualies Round 1 £3,646 £4,082 – – – £1,448 £837 £825 £820 £806 £802 £788 £891 £590 £208 £208 £208

WTA Doubles (Per Pair)

2025 US Dollars Sterling Pounds Euros
Winner $75,820 £60,292 €72,708
Runner-up $48,590 £38,639 €46,596
Semifinal $26,830 £21,335 €25,729
Quarterfinal $14,000 £11,133 €13,425
Round 1 $9,530 £7,578 €9,139

Prize Money by Year

Every year, the Brisbane International tournament organizers set prize money, which is heavily influenced by the event’s revenue.

Some of the biggest influences on revenue include ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandise, and concessions. As these change, so do the available funds for prize money.

Since 2009, the prize money has increased or stayed flat every year except for 2010, 2015, and 2016 on the men’s side, so they have a decent track record of steady growth and success.

The following table outlines the yearly prize money for the Brisbane International since 2009. Compared to the first year, prize money is up 69% for the ATP and 672% for the WTA. The latter saw the most significant jump as the event was bumped from the 250 tier to a 500 in 2012.

ATP

Year ATP Total Prize Money % Change
2025 $730,000 10%
2024 $661,585 25%
2023 Canceled –
2022 Canceled –
2021 Canceled –
2020 Canceled –
2019 $527,880 13%
2018 $468,910 7%
2017 $437,380 8%
2016 $404,780 -8%
2015 $439,405 -3%
2014 $452,670 4%
2013 $436,630 1%
2012 $434,250 3%
2011 $422,300 13%
2010 $372,500 -14%
2009 $433,000 –

WTA

Year WTA Total Prize Money % Change
2025 $1,520,600 -12%
2024 $1,736,763 19%
2023 Canceled –
2022 Canceled –
2021 Canceled –
2020 $1,458,900 60%
2019 $912,840 1%
2018 $908,326 1%
2017 $903,513 1%
2016 $898,674 1%
2015 $894,053 1%
2014 $889,642 0%
2013 $887,498 51%
2012 $586,300 198%
2011 $196,750 0%
2010 $196,750 0%
2009 $196,750 –

Please note that all data is in US dollars.

FAQs

Here are a few frequently asked questions from fans and attendees about Brisbane International’s prize money.

How much does the winner earn?

In 2025, the ATP winner at the Brisbane International will earn $96,985, equivalent to €87,737 and £77,122.

The WTA winner will take home $192,475, translating to €184,575 and £153,056.

How much does the runner-up earn?

In 2025, the ATP runner-up at the Brisbane International will earn $56,580, equivalent to €51,185 and £44,992.

The WTA runner-up will take home $120,735, translating to €115,780 and £96,008.

Is the prize money taxed?

Yes. The Australian government taxes all player earnings at the Brisbane International up to 45%.

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