Austrian Open, Kitzbuhel Prize Money 2021

The Generali Open takes place on the picturesque clay courts in Kitzbühel, nestled in the Tyrol region of the Austrian Alps.

In 2019 the tournament enjoyed some homegrown success when Dominic Thiem became the first Austrian to win the title since Thomas Muster in 1993. 

Unfortunately, with Thiem out with a wrist injury, he isn't in with a chance of recapturing the title or playing for a share of the €419,470 total prize money on offer for the 2021 Generali Open.

When the event was rescheduled last year, the prize money took a big hit due to the pandemic. However, 2021 sees a small bounce back, and it's up 22.11% vs 2020. This is still down 20% down vs 2019, which is in line with the ATP's policy this season.

The winner at the Generali Open will take home €41,145, which is up 65.4% compared to the amount Miomir Kecmanovic received for winning the title last year.

The runner up sees a payout of €29,500, a boost of 49.0% compared to last September.

You can see a full breakdown of the 2021 Kitzbuhel prize money in the table below. A percentage change is also provided to compare with last season, and the Euros have been converted into £ and $ to compare British and American readers.

Prize Money Breakdown for the Generali Open 2021

The below tables give you a full breakdown of prize money for the ATP 250 event in Kitzbuhel this year.

The exchange rate shown is the mid-market exchange rate on the day of the final when the tournament is complete. You can also see the % increase from prize money offered last year.

Singles

2021	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2020
Winner	€41,145	$48,427	£35,206	65.4%
Runner-up	€29,500	$34,721	£25,242	49.0%
Semifinal	€21,000	$24,717	£17,969	59.2%
Quarterfinal	€14,000	$16,478	£11,979	51.5%
Round 2	€9,000	$10,593	£7,701	21.2%
Round 1	€5,415	$6,373	£4,633	0.0%
Q2	€2,645	$3,113	£2,263	0.0%
Q1	€1,375	$1,618	£1,177	-48.0%

Doubles

2021	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2020
Winner	€15,360	$18,078	£13,142	73.8%
Runner-up	€11,000	$12,946	£9,412	70.5%
Semifinal	€7,250	$8,533	£6,203	41.6%
Quarterfinal	€4,710	$5,543	£4,030	24.3%
Round 1	€2,760	$3,248	£2,361	-3.2%

Austrian Open Total Money History Since 2000

Year	Austrian Open Total Money Prize Money	% Change
2021	€419,470	22.1%
2020	€343,505	-34.5%
2019	€524,340	4.6%
2018	€501,345	4.0%
2017	€482,060	4.0%
2016	€463,520	5.5%
2015	€439,405	3.0%
2014	€426,605	4.0%
2013	€410,200	14.4%
2012	€358,425	-10.0%
2011	€398,250	0.0%
2010*	–
2009	€398,250	-27.6%
2008	€550,000	-24.9%
2007	€732,000	-0.4%
2006	€735,000	0.0%
2005	€735,000	-6.1%
2004	€782,828	-13.0%
2003	€900,000	5.3%
2002	€855,000	6.9%
2001	€800,000	14.3%
2000	€700,000

*The tournament was part of the Challenger circuit for one year in 2010.

Historical Austrian Prize Money Breakdown From 2007 to 2020

Conversions to GBP and USD are based on the closing exchange price on the day of the final that year. So, for example, Euro to USD at the close of play Sunday 5th August 2017.

2020

Singles

2020	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2019
Winner	€24,880	$29,444	£22,229	-72.5%
Runner-up	€19,795	$23,427	£17,686	-59.5%
Semifinal	€13,195	$15,616	£11,789	-51.1%
Quarterfinal	€9,240	$10,935	£8,256	-39.7%
Round 2	€7,425	$8,787	£6,634	-15.8%
Round 1	€5,415	$6,408	£4,838	2.5%
Q2	€2,645	$3,130	£2,363	3.5%
Q1	€2,645	$3,130	£2,363	106.6%

Doubles

2020	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2019
Winner	€8,840	$10,402	£8,023	-70.2%
Runner-up	€6,450	$7,590	£5,854	-57.6%
Semifinal	€5,120	$6,025	£4,647	-37.9%
Quarterfinal	€3,790	$4,460	£3,440	-19.5%
Round 1	€2,850	$3,354	£2,587	3.3%

2019

2019	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2018
Winner	€90,390	$100,600	£82,737	1.1%
Runner-up	€48,870	$54,390	£44,732	3.7%
Semifinal	€26,990	$30,039	£24,705	5.8%
Quarterfinal	€15,335	$17,067	£14,037	5.5%
Round 2	€8,815	$9,811	£8,069	2.9%
Round 1	€5,285	$5,882	£4,838	4.1%
Q2	€2,555	$2,844	£2,339	11.8%
Q1	€1,280	$1,425	£1,172	11.8%

2018

2018	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2017
Winner	€89,435	$99,537	£81,863	4.1%
Runner-up	€47,105	$52,426	£43,117	4.1%
Semifinal	€25,515	$28,397	£23,355	4.1%
Quarterfinal	€14,535	$16,177	£13,304	4.0%
Round 2	€8,565	$9,532	£7,840	4.1%
Round 1	€5,075	$5,648	£4,645	4.1%
Q2	€2,285	$2,543	£2,092	4.1%
Q1	€1,145	$1,274	£1,048	4.1%

2017

2017	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2016
Winner	€85,945	$95,652	£78,668	4.2%
Runner-up	€45,265	$50,378	£41,432	4.2%
Semifinal	€24,520	$27,290	£22,444	4.2%
Quarterfinal	€13,970	$15,548	£12,787	4.3%
Round 2	€8,230	$9,160	£7,533	4.2%
Round 1	€4,875	$5,426	£4,462	4.2%
Q2	€2,195	$2,443	£2,009	4.3%
Q1	€1,100	$1,224	£1,007	4.3%

2016

2016	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2015
Winner	€82,450	$91,763	£75,469	3.1%
Runner-up	€43,430	$48,335	£39,753	3.2%
Semifinal	€23,525	$26,182	£21,533	3.2%
Quarterfinal	€13,400	$14,914	£12,265	3.2%
Round 2	€7,900	$8,792	£7,231	3.2%
Round 1	€4,680	$5,209	£4,284	3.2%
Q2	€2,105	$2,343	£1,927	188.4%
Q1	€1,055	$1,174	£966	201.4%

2015

2015	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2014
Winner	€80,000	$89,036	£73,227	3.5%
Runner-up	€42,100	$46,855	£38,535	3.4%
Semifinal	€22,800	$25,375	£20,870	3.4%
Quarterfinal	€12,990	$14,457	£11,890	3.4%
Round 2	€7,655	$8,520	£7,007	3.4%
Round 1	€4,535	$5,047	£4,151	3.4%
Q2	€730	$812	£668	2.8%
Q1	€350	$390	£320	2.9%

2014

2014	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2013
Winner	€77,315	$86,048	£70,769	4.5%
Runner-up	€40,720	$45,319	£37,272	4.4%
Semifinal	€22,060	$24,552	£20,192	4.4%
Quarterfinal	€12,565	$13,984	£11,501	4.4%
Round 2	€7,405	$8,241	£6,778	4.3%
Round 1	€4,385	$4,880	£4,014	4.4%
Q2	€710	$790	£650	5.2%
Q1	€340	$378	£311	4.6%

2013

2013	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2012
Winner	€74,000	$82,358	£67,735	14.4%
Runner-up	€39,000	$43,405	£35,698	14.4%
Semifinal	€21,130	$23,517	£19,341	14.5%
Quarterfinal	€12,040	$13,400	£11,021	14.5%
Round 2	€7,100	$7,902	£6,499	14.5%
Round 1	€4,200	$4,674	£3,844	14.4%
Q2	€675	$751	£618	14.4%
Q1	€325	$362	£297	14.0%

2012

2012	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2011
Winner	€64,700	$72,008	£59,222	-10.9%
Runner-up	€34,080	$37,929	£31,195	-10.8%
Semifinal	€18,460	$20,545	£16,897	-10.8%
Quarterfinal	€10,515	$11,703	£9,625	-10.9%
Round 2	€6,200	$6,900	£5,675	-10.7%
Round 1	€3,670	$4,085	£3,359	-10.9%
Q2	€590	$657	£540	-11.9%
Q1	€285	$317	£261	-10.9%

2011

2011	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2009
Winner	€72,600	$80,800	£66,453	1.3%
Runner-up	€38,200	$42,515	£34,966	1.3%
Semifinal	€20,700	$23,038	£18,947	-31.0%
Quarterfinal	€11,800	$13,133	£10,801	8.8%
Round 2	€6,940	$7,724	£6,352	8.4%
Round 1	€4,120	$4,585	£3,771	7.0%
Q2	€670	$746	£613	34.0%
Q1	€320	$356	£293

2010

The tournament was only a Challenger event in 2010 hence no prize money figures.

2009

2009	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2008
Winner	€71,700	$79,799	£65,629	-38.7%
Runner-up	€37,700	$41,958	£34,508	-35.0%
Semifinal	€30,000	$33,389	£27,460	4.2%
Quarterfinal	€10,850	$12,076	£9,931	-24.3%
Round 2	€6,400	$7,123	£5,858	-15.2%
Round 1	€3,850	$4,285	£3,524	-3.8%
Q2	€500	$556	£458	-13.8%
Q1	–	–	–

2008

2008	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	% Change vs 2007
Winner	€117,000	$130,215	£107,094	5.9%
Runner-up	€58,000	$64,551	£53,089	-0.2%
Semifinal	€28,800	$32,053	£26,362	-5.9%
Quarterfinal	€14,330	$15,949	£13,117	-10.4%
Round 2	€7,550	$8,403	£6,911	69.7%
Round 1	€4,000	$4,452	£3,661	73.9%
Q2	€580	$646	£531	19.6%
Q1	€300	$334	£275	17.6%

2007

2007	Prize Money € EUR	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP
Winner	€110,500	$122,981	£101,144
Runner-up	€58,100	$64,662	£53,181
Semifinal	€30,600	$34,056	£28,009
Quarterfinal	€16,000	$17,807	£14,645
Round 3	€8,400	$9,349	£7,689
Round 2	€4,450	$4,953	£4,073
Round 1	€2,300	$2,560	£2,105
Q2	€485	$540	£444
Q1	€255	$284	£233