The Cincinnati Open is the last Masters 1000 event before the 2026 US Open.
The ATP event has announced a total prize pool of $9,415,725, a slight increase from last year. Carlos Alcaraz earned $1,124,380 as the 2025 ATP singles champion, this year's winner is set to earn $1,151,380.
The WTA event has seen a 44.26% increase in prize money from last year, bringing the total purse to $7,433,076. The champion will take home $1,085,220, which is the first time the WTA singles champion will receive a seven-figure payout.
Last year's champion Iga Swiatek earned $752,275, making this year's purse a major milestone in tournament history.
2026 Cincinnati Open Purse Breakdown
ATP Singles
Champion | $1,151,380 |
Finalist | $612,340 |
Semi-finalist | $340,190 |
Quarter-finalist | $193,645 |
Fourth Round | $105,720 |
Third Round | $61,865 |
Second Round | $36,110 |
First Round | $24,335 |
ATP Doubles
Champion | $468,200 |
Finalist | $247,870 |
Semi-finalist | $133,110 |
Quarter-finalist | $66,570 |
Second Round | $35,700 |
First Round | $19,510 |
WTA Singles
Champion | $1,085,220 |
Finalist | $564,920 |
Semi-finalist | $297,315 |
Quarter-finalist | $154,210 |
Fourth Round | $81,752 |
Third Round | $47,375 |
Second Round | $26,255 |
First Round | $16,260 |
WTA Doubles
Champion | $379,080 |
Finalist | $200,690 |
Semi-finalist | $107,760 |
Quarter-finalist | $53,900 |
Second Round | $28,810 |
First Round | $15,800 |
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