US Open Prize Money 2026: Complete Breakdown, Payouts and Prize Money History

US Open Prize Money

The US Open Prize Money 2026 reaches a record $108 million in total player compensation, a 20 percent increase from the $90 million awarded in 2025.

Men’s and women’s singles champions will each earn $5.5 million. Runners-up receive $2.8 million, while first-round singles losers take home $140,000. Equal prize money continues across the singles draws, and the tournament also introduces a new $2 million Player Support Program.

Here is the complete US Open Prize Money 2026 breakdown for singles, doubles, mixed doubles and the full prize money history.

2026 US Open Singles Prize Money

2026 US Open Singles Prize Money
Round Prize Money USD Prize Money GBP Prize Money EUR Change vs 2025
Winner$5,500,000£4,034,906€4,712,21210.00%
Runner-up$2,800,000£2,054,134€2,398,94412.00%
Semifinal$1,450,000£1,063,748€1,242,31115.08%
Quarterfinal$780,000£572,223€668,27718.18%
Round 4$480,000£352,137€411,24820.00%
Round 3$290,000£212,750€248,46222.36%
Round 2$190,000£139,388€162,78623.38%
Round 1$140,000£102,707€119,94727.27%
Q3$66,000£48,419€56,54715.38%
Q2$48,000£35,214€41,12514.83%
Q1$32,000£23,476€27,41716.36%

The singles prize money is identical for men and women at every round. The biggest percentage increases appear in the early rounds, where first-round losers see a 27.27 percent jump from 2025.

2026 US Open Doubles Prize Money

2026 US Open Doubles Prize Money
Round Prize Money USD Prize Money GBP Prize Money EUR Change vs 2025
Winner$1,000,000£733,619€856,7660.00%
Runner-up$500,000£366,810€428,3830.00%
Semifinal$250,000£183,405€214,1910.00%
Quarterfinal$125,000£91,702€107,0960.00%
Round 3$80,000£58,690€68,5416.67%
Round 2$50,000£36,681€42,83811.11%
Round 1$35,000£25,677€29,98716.67%

Men’s and women’s doubles share the same payout structure. The winning team receives $1 million, while first-round teams earn $35,000.

2026 US Open Mixed Doubles Prize Money

2026 US Open Mixed Doubles Prize Money
Round Prize Money USD Prize Money GBP Prize Money EUR Change vs 2025
Winner$1,000,000£733,619€856,7660.00%
Runner-up$500,000£366,810€428,38325.00%
Semifinal$250,000£183,405€214,19125.00%
Quarterfinal$120,000£88,034€102,81220.00%
Round 1$40,000£29,345€34,2710.00%
Q2$20,000£14,672€17,135
Q1$10,000£7,336€8,568

Mixed doubles winners also receive $1 million. The runner-up and semifinal payouts both rose 25 percent compared with 2025.

US Open Prize Money History 1968 to 2026

US Open Prize Money History 1968 to 2026
Year Total Prize Money Change
2026$108,000,00020.00%
2025$90,000,00020.00%
2024$75,000,00015.38%
2023$65,000,0208.15%
2022$60,102,0004.59%
2021$57,462,0007.60%
2020$53,402,000-6.70%
2019$57,238,70013.20%
2018$50,565,8400.20%
2017$50,464,8008.99%
2016$46,303,4009.59%
2015$42,253,40010.46%
2014$38,251,76011.68%
2013$34,252,00034.18%
2012$25,526,0007.62%
2011$23,718,0004.63%
2010$22,668,0004.63%
2009$21,664,0004.87%
2008$20,657,0005.11%
2007$19,653,000-7.34%
2006$21,210,00019.55%
2005$17,742,000-0.05%
2004$17,750,0003.96%
2003$17,074,0005.56%
2002$16,174,2002.61%
2001$15,762,3005.00%
2000$15,011,00097.63%
1999$7,595,3305.38%
1998$7,207,5904.69%
1997$6,884,9526.48%
1996$6,465,9107.31%
1995$6,025,5506.04%
1994$5,682,17012.55%
1993$5,048,45014.30%
1992$4,416,82010.12%
1991$4,010,9705.01%
1990$3,819,73021.89%
1989$3,133,74919.97%
1988$2,612,12623.23%
1987$2,119,7800.00%
1986$2,119,7809.56%
1985$1,934,76032.35%
1984$1,461,89649.45%
1983$978,21164.86%
1982$593,36684.20%
1981$322,1369.77%
1980$293,4645.92%
1979$277,066-0.70%
1978$279,02325.38%
1977$222,54041.08%
1976$157,74037.31%
1975$114,87518.31%
1974$97,10085.31%
1973$52,4004.11%
1972$50,33033.18%
1971$37,790-9.27%
1970$41,65024.81%
1969$33,37027.61%
1968$26,150

US Open Prize Money Growth

The 2026 total of $108 million marks another major jump. The fund rose from $90 million in 2025 and $75 million in 2024. Looking further back, the prize money stood at just $26,150 in 1968. By 2000 it had climbed to $15.011 million and has continued its steady rise ever since.

US Open 2026 Player Support Program

The 2026 package also includes a new $2 million Player Support Program. The fund is split equally between men’s and women’s players and is designed to assist eligible main-draw singles and doubles competitors during mid-career life events and retirement transitions.

The US Open Prize Money 2026 continues the tournament’s long-term commitment to higher player compensation. Equal payouts across the singles draws, record totals and the new support program give players at every stage of the event a clearer path to financial reward.

FAQ

How much is the 2026 US Open prize money?
The 2026 US Open will offer a record $108 million in total player compensation, up 20% from $90 million in 2025.

How much does the US Open winner get in 2026?
The 2026 US Open men’s and women’s singles champions will each receive $5.5 million.

How much does the US Open runner-up get in 2026?
The men’s and women’s singles runners-up will each earn $2.8 million.

How much do US Open first-round losers get?
Players who lose in the first round of the men’s or women’s singles draw will receive $140,000.

Is the US Open prize money equal for men and women?
Yes. The 2026 breakdown shows identical prize money for the men’s and women’s singles events at every listed round.

How much is the US Open doubles prize money in 2026?
The men’s and women’s doubles winners will receive $1 million. The runners-up will receive $500,000.

How much is the US Open mixed doubles prize money?
The mixed doubles winners will receive $1 million, while the runners-up will earn $500,000.

What was the US Open prize money in 1968?
The total US Open prize money was $26,150 in 1968, the earliest year listed in the prize money history.

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