We have reached the finals of the 2023 Australian Open, with women's and men's champions to be named across singles and doubles competitions.
Prize money for winners in every category has increased again following recent COVID-affected tournaments.
There is a record total of AU$76.5 million (US$52.8 million) up for grabs in 2023, representing a 3.4 per cent boost from last year.
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Here is a full breakdown of how this year's purse is being distributed.
Australian Open 2023 prize money: Men's and Women's singles
| Finish | AUD | USD |
| Winner | $2.975 million | $2.05 million |
| Runner-Up | $1.625 million | $1.12 million |
| Semi-finalists | $925,000 | $638,333 |
| Quarter-finalists | $555,250 | $383,172 |
| Fourth Round | $338,250 | $233,422 |
| Third Round | $227,925 | $157,288 |
| Second Round | $158,850 | $109,620 |
| First Round | $106,250 | $73,322 |
| Third Round Qualifying | $55,150 | $38,058 |
| Second Round Qualifying | $36,575 | $25,240 |
| First Round Qualifying | $26,000 | $17,942 |
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Australian Open prize money 2023: Men's and Women's Doubles
| Finish | AUD | USD |
| Winners | $695,000 | $479,612 |
| Runners-up | $370,000 | $255,333 |
| Semi-finalists | $210,000 | $144,918 |
| Quarter-finalists | $116,500 | $80,395 |
| Third Round | $67,250 | $46,408 |
| Second Round | $46,500 | $32,089 |
| First Round | $30,975 | $21,375 |
Here's the breakdown of the Doubles prize money from 2022.
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Australian Open 2022 prize money: Men's and Women's Doubles
| Finish | AUD | USD |
| Winners | $675,000 | $465,810 |
| Runners-up | $360,000 | $248,432 |
| Semi-finalists | $205,000 | $141,468 |
| Quarter-finalists | $113,000 | $77,980 |
| Third Round | $65,250 | $45,028 |
| Second Round | $45,100 | $31,123 |
| First Round | $30,050 | $20,737 |
There is some drop in prize money for Mixed Doubles players in 2023.
Winners are set to earn AU$32,250 less, whilst the runners-up will receive $10,550 less.
Australian Open prize money 2023: Mixed Doubles
| Finish | AUD | USD |
| Winners | $157,750 | $108,861 |
| Runners-up | $89,450 | $61,728 |
| Semi-finalists | $47,500 | $32,779 |
| Quarter-finalists | $25,250 | $17,424 |
| Second Round | $12,650 | $8,729 |
| First Round | $6,600 | $4,554 |
Here's the breakdown for Mixed Doubles in 2022.
Australian Open prize money 2022: Mixed Doubles
| Finish | AUD | USD |
| Winners | $190,000 | $131,117 |
| Runners-up | $100,000 | $69,009 |
| Semi-finalists | $50,000 | $34,504 |
| Quarter-finalists | $24,000 | $16,562 |
| Second Round | $12,000 | $8,281 |
| First Round | $6,250 | $4,313 |
The Australian Open maintains its status as the biggest prize pool out of the four major tennis Grand Slams.
2023's AU$76.5 million total is the largest yet and is an increase of AU$1.5 million from last year.
Here's how each major tournament distributes its respective prize money.
All figures reflect the most recent tournaments.
French Open prize money
Total: AU$67.6 million / US$46.7 million
Winners: AU$3.412 million / US$2.355 million
Runners-Up: AU1.706 million / US$1.178 million
Semi-finalist: AU$930,825 / US$642,635
Quarter-finalist: AU$589,519 / US$407,000
First-Round: AU$96,184 / US$66,405
Wimbledon prize money
Total: AU$71.98 million / US$49.5 million
Winners: AU$3.621 million / US$2.5 million
Runners-Up: AU$1.869 million / $1.29 million
Semi-finalist: AU$921,214 / US$636,000
Quarter-finalist: AU$550,411 / US$380,000
First-round: AU$88,355 / US$61,000
US Open prize money
Total: AU$99.95 million / US$69 million
Winners: AU$3.77 million / US$2.6 million
Runners-Up: AU$1.88 million / US$1.3 million
Semi-finalists: AU$1.021 million / US$705,000
Quarter-finalists: AU$644,560 US$445,000
First-Round: AU$115,876 / US$80,000
Australian Open total prize money year-by-year
2001 - AU$13.858 million / US$9.56 million
2002 - AU$16.5 million / US$11.38 million
2003 - AU$18.18 million / US$12.54 million
2004 - AU$19 million / US$13.11 million
2005 - AU$19.1 million / US$13.18 million
2006 - AU$19.3 million / US$13.31 million
2007 - AU$20 million / US$13.8 million
2008 - AU$20.6 million / US$14.21 million
2009 - AU$23.14 million / US$15.96 million
2010 - AU$24.094 million / US$16.62 million
2011 - AU$25.006 million / US$17.25 million
2012 - AU$26 million / US$17.94 million
2013 - AU$30 million / US$20.69 million
2014 - AU$33 million / US$22.76 million
2015 - AU$40 million / US$27.59 million
2016 - AU$44 million / US$30.35 million
2017 - AU$50 million / US$34.49 million
2018 - AU$55 million / US$37.94 million
2019 - AU$62.5 million / US$43.11 million
2020 - AU$71 million / US$48.98 million
2021 - AU$71.5 million / US$49.32 million
2022 - AU$75 million / US$51.74 million
2023 - AU$76.5 million / US$52.77 million
