Miami Open 2026: Prize Money, Purse, Payout, Full Prize Money Breakdown
MORE: Miami Open 2026: Prize Money, Purse, Payout, Full Prize Money Breakdown
The Miami Open presented by Itaú (an ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 event) features substantial prize money, reflecting its status as one of the top non-Grand Slam tournaments. As of February 2026, the official prize money for the 2026 edition has been confirmed on the ATP Tour site and related sources.
Total Prize Money for Miami Open 2026
ATP Singles & Related Events: $9,415,725 (financial commitment/prize money pool for the men's side).
WTA Singles & Related Events: $9,415,725 (equal commitment for the women's side, as is standard for combined events in recent years).
Combined Total: Approximately $18.83 million (with potential minor variations for doubles/qualifying adjustments).
This represents a modest increase from the 2025 figures (around $9.19 million per tour in some listings, with combined totals near $19 million in others), aligning with ongoing growth in elite tournament purses.
Note: Prize money is typically equal for men's and women's singles in this event, with breakdowns mirroring each other unless specified otherwise. Exact figures for 2026 doubles and qualifying may be finalized closer to the tournament, but singles distributions follow the standard Masters 1000/WTA 1000 structure.
Singles Prize Money Breakdown (Men's and Women's – Identical)
The following is the per-player payout by round reached (in USD), based on the confirmed 2026 structure from ATP sources:
Winner: $1,151,380 (1,000 ranking points)
Runner-up: $612,340 (650 points)
Semifinalist: $340,190 (400 points)
Quarterfinalist: $193,645 (200 points)
Round of 16 (4th Round): $105,720 (100 points)
Round of 32 (3rd Round): $61,865 (50 points)
Round of 64 (2nd Round): Approximately $35,000–$36,000 (30–35 points; exact 2026 figure aligns with prior patterns around $35,260+)
Round of 96 (1st Round): Approximately $23,000–$24,000 (10 points; consistent with recent $23,760+ levels)
These amounts are for main draw singles. Qualifying rounds offer smaller payouts (typically $10,000–$20,000 range per win/loss), and doubles prizes are awarded per team (e.g., winners often around $400,000–$500,000 combined in recent years).
Additional Notes
Champion earnings exceed $1.1 million, making it one of the richest non-Slam titles.
Increases from 2025 are modest (around 2–3% in key rounds), similar to trends in other Masters 1000 events.
For the most precise and up-to-date details (including any last-minute adjustments, doubles specifics, or qualifying), check the official sites: atptour.com (for men's), wtatennis.com (for women's), or miamiopen.com closer to March 2026.
This purse helps attract the top players and contributes to the event's "Fifth Slam" reputation. Don't miss the action—tickets and more info are available at miamiopen.com!
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