The Nitto ATP Finals will award a record $15 million in prize money at the 2023 season finale, which will be played at the Pala Alpitour in Turin from 12-19 November.
If the champion at this year’s tournament lifts the trophy with a perfect record, he will earn $4,801,500, an increase over the previous record, which was set in 2022 when Novak Djokovic won $4,740,300. That remains record prize money for a champion in all of tennis.
Like in the 2022 edition of the tournament, three matches at this year’s Nitto ATP Finals will be worth more than $1 million. Each semi-final victory will be worth more than $1.1 million and the championship match will yield the winner $2,201,000.
Singles Prize Money (2023)
Alternate
$152,500
Participation Fee
$325,500*
Round-robin match win
$390,000
Semi-final match win
$1,105,000
Final win
$2,201,000
Undefeated champion
$4,801,500
*Singles Participation Fee Schedule (2023)
1 match: $162,750
2 matches: $244,125
3 matches: $325,500
If a doubles team lifts the trophy without losing a match en route to the title, it will split $943,650.
Doubles Prize Money Per Team (2023)
Alternate
$50,850
Participation Fee
$132,000*
Round-robin match win
$95,000
Semi-final match win
$175,650
Final win
$351,000
Undefeated champion
$943,650
Doubles Participation Fee Schedule (2023)
1 match: $66,000
2 matches: $99,000
3 matches: $132,000