The action at Roland Garros is nearly complete, and soon, the 2025 French Open competitors will receive some financial rewards for their play.
The second grand slam tournament of 2025 will have a total purse that’s over five percent larger than the 2024 tournament — but it’s not just the winners who walk away with some cash.
Nearly every player will walk away with some money, with each round of the tournament providing more financial stakes, including qualifying.
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Here’s what to know about the total purse and prize money by round for the 2025 French Open, including both the singles and doubles tournaments.
French Open purse 2025
The total prize to be distributed at this year’s French Open is just above $64 million in USD and €56.35 million in euros.
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French Open prize money, winnings for 2025
The winners take home more money as they progress through the rounds at the French Open. Since 2007, male and female competitors have earned the same amount of prize money. Winners in the singles tournaments earn approximately $2.9 million.
Here’s the breakdown of prize money for the men’s and women’s singles tournaments, including euros and the estimation for USD, all of which are as of June 4, 2025.
| Round | Euros | USD (approx.) |
| Winners | €2,550,000 | $2,913,362 |
| Runners-up | €1,275,000 | $1,456,451 |
| Semi-finalists | €690,000 | $788,193 |
| Quarter-finalists | €440,000 | $502,695 |
| Fourth round | €265,000 | $302,759 |
| Third round | €168,000 | $191,938 |
| Second round | €117,000 | $133,671 |
| First Round | €78,000 | $89,113 |
| Third round qualifying | €43,000 | $49,126 |
| Second round qualifying | €29,500 | $33,703 |
| First round qualifying | €21,000 | $23,990 |
Here’s the breakdown of prize money for the men’s and women’s doubles tournaments, including euros and the estimated USD. These prizes are shared per team.
| Round | Euros | USD (approx.) |
| Winners | €590,000 | $674,018 |
| Runners-up | €295,000 | $337,009 |
| Semi-finalists | €148,000 | $169,075 |
| Quarter-finalists | €80,000 | $91,392 |
| Third round | €43,500 | $49,694 |
| Second round | €27,500 | $31,406 |
| First round | €17,500 | $19,987 |
Here is the breakdown of prize money for the mixed doubles tournaments, including euros and the estimation for USD. These prizes are shared per team.
| Round | Euros | USD (approx.) |
| Winners | €122,000 | $139,309 |
| Runners-up | €61,000 | $69,654 |
| Semi-finalists | €31,000 | $35,396 |
| Quarter-finalists | €17,500 | $19,987 |
| Second round | €10,000 | $11,418 |
| First round | €5,000 | $5,709 |
Next is the breakdown of prize money for the wheelchair men’s and women’s singles, including euros and the estimation for USD.
| Round | Euros | USD (approx.) |
| Winners | €63,900 | $72,959 |
| Runners-up | €31,950 | $36,479 |
| Semi-finalists | €20,600 | $23,520 |
| Quarter-finalists | €12,360 | $14,112 |
| First round | €8,750 | $9,991 |
Finally, here is the breakdown of prize money for the wheelchair men’s and women’s doubles, including euros and the estimation for USD.
| Round | Euros | USD (approx.) |
| Winners | €21,650 | $24,721 |
| Runners-up | €11,350 | $12,962 |
| Semi-finalists | €8,250 | $9,420 |
| Quarter-finalists | €5,150 | $5,880 |
