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World Fitness Project prize money

In the 2026 season WFP pays out $1,966,000 across its Pro divisions: $420,000 more than in 2025, a little over 21%. For 2027 WFP has not published a global purse: each Series stop announces its own. Here are the full 2026 tables and what is already known for 2027.

2026 at a glance

WFP 2026 prize money (Pro division)

  • Each Tour Stop, per Pro division (30 places paid)

    Amount
    $207,000 ($414,000 per Tour Stop across men and women)
  • World Fitness Finals, per Pro division (30 qualifiers)

    Amount
    $569,000 ($1,138,000 in total)
  • 2026 season total

    Amount
    $1,966,000
  • The Crown

    Amount
    No cash prize: exclusive and sponsor prizes

Payout by place: each 2026 Tour Stop

Paid from 1st to 30th in each Pro division (men and women).

Prize per place at each 2026 Tour Stop (per Pro division)

  • 1st

    Prize
    $35,000
  • 2nd

    Prize
    $30,000
  • 3rd

    Prize
    $20,000
  • 4th

    Prize
    $15,000
  • 5th

    Prize
    $12,000
  • 6th

    Prize
    $10,000
  • 7th

    Prize
    $9,000
  • 8th

    Prize
    $8,000
  • 9th

    Prize
    $7,000
  • 10th

    Prize
    $6,000
  • 11th-15th

    Prize
    $5,000 each
  • 16th-20th

    Prize
    $2,500 each
  • 21st-25th

    Prize
    $2,000 each
  • 26th-30th

    Prize
    $1,500 each

Payout by place: 2026 World Fitness Finals

Finals prize money is paid on the final season ranking, that is, on the points added up across the two Tour Stops and the Finals.

End-of-season payout (per Pro division)

  • 1st

    Prize
    $100,000
  • 2nd

    Prize
    $70,000
  • 3rd

    Prize
    $50,000
  • 4th

    Prize
    $45,000
  • 5th

    Prize
    $40,000
  • 6th

    Prize
    $35,000
  • 7th

    Prize
    $30,000
  • 8th

    Prize
    $25,000
  • 9th

    Prize
    $20,000
  • 10th

    Prize
    $15,000
  • 11th

    Prize
    $14,000
  • 12th

    Prize
    $13,000
  • 13th

    Prize
    $12,000
  • 14th

    Prize
    $11,000
  • 15th

    Prize
    $10,000
  • 16th

    Prize
    $9,000
  • 17th

    Prize
    $8,000
  • 18th

    Prize
    $7,000
  • 19th

    Prize
    $6,000
  • 20th-24th

    Prize
    $5,000 each
  • 25th-30th

    Prize
    $4,000 each

What it means for an athlete

Prizes add up: a Tour Stop pays for your place there and the Finals pay for your place in the season.

2027: what is known

  • Series and Championship. WFP has not published a global purse. To be confirmed.
  • Athens Throwdown (16-18 April). Up to €64,800 in prizes in total for the whole event (all divisions combined, not per division). In individual Elite (men and women), 1st gets €10,000 if 100 or more athletes enter the online qualifiers (€5,000 if 1 to 99), 2nd €3,000, 3rd €1,500, 4th €750 and 5th €500. In Elite Men Teams: €7,000, €2,500 and €1,400. In the other divisions, the winner gets between €500 and €1,000.
  • Other stops. None has published its prizes at this point.

Details worth knowing

  • How scores are validated to collect a podium prize is set by each stop (Athens Throwdown: public YouTube videos reviewed by its judges); the other stops are to be confirmed.
  • At Athens Throwdown, prizes are subject to applicable taxes and withholding.
  • Pro Cards, contracts for the season’s best, have amounts that are not published.

Frequently asked questions

How much does WFP pay in total in 2026?

$1,966,000 across the two Tour Stops and the Finals, in the Pro divisions.

How much does the 2026 Finals champion earn?

$100,000 per Pro division, based on the season ranking.

How much does a Tour Stop pay its winner?

$35,000 per Pro division.

Down to which place is prize money paid?

Down to 30th, both at the Tour Stops and at the Finals.

Are there prizes for Masters and teams?To be confirmed

WFP publishes per-place tables for its Pro divisions. Those for other divisions are not published.

What prizes are there in 2027?To be confirmed

WFP has not published a global purse. Each stop announces its own; Athens Throwdown has published up to €64,800 in total for the whole event.

What does Athens Throwdown pay its Elite winner?

€10,000 if 100 or more athletes enter the online qualifiers, or €5,000 if 1 to 99.

Does The Crown pay money?

No. The podium receives exclusive and sponsor prizes.

What is a Pro Card and how much is it worth?

A guaranteed minimum contract for the season’s best. Amounts have not been published.

How do I collect a prize?

Payout and validation details are set by each event; Series 2027 rules are to be confirmed.

To be confirmedStill to be confirmed

  • 2027 World Fitness Championship global purse and split.
  • Prizes at nine 2027 Series stops (only Athens Throwdown is published).
  • 2026 prizes for non-Pro divisions.
  • Pro Card amounts.

Prize money (official)

  • 2026 Tour Stops

    confirmed

    $207,000 per Pro division ($414,000 per Tour Stop), paid 1st to 30th.

  • 2026 World Fitness Finals

    confirmed

    $569,000 per Pro division ($1,138,000 total), paying all 30 qualifiers by season-long points.

  • 2026 season total

    confirmed

    $1,966,000 (+$420,000 vs 2025, just over 21%).

  • Payout by place – each 2026 Tour Stop (per Pro division)

    confirmed

    1st: $35,000 · 2nd: $30,000 · 3rd: $20,000 · 4th: $15,000 · 5th: $12,000 · 6th: $10,000 · 7th: $9,000 · 8th: $8,000 · 9th: $7,000 · 10th: $6,000 · 11th-15th: $5,000 each · 16th-20th: $2,500 each · 21st-25th: $2,000 each · 26th-30th: $1,500 each. Total: $207,000.

    Prize (USD)
    PlacePrize (USD)
    1$35,000
    2$30,000
    3$20,000
    4$15,000
    5$12,000
    6$10,000
    7$9,000
    8$8,000
    9$7,000
    10$6,000
    11$5,000
    12$5,000
    13$5,000
    14$5,000
    15$5,000
    16$2,500
    17$2,500
    18$2,500
    19$2,500
    20$2,500
    21$2,000
    22$2,000
    23$2,000
    24$2,000
    25$2,000
    26$1,500
    27$1,500
    28$1,500
    29$1,500
    30$1,500
    Total$207,000
  • Payout by place – 2026 World Fitness Finals, end of season (per Pro division)

    confirmed

    1st: $100,000 · 2nd: $70,000 · 3rd: $50,000 · 4th: $45,000 · 5th: $40,000 · 6th: $35,000 · 7th: $30,000 · 8th: $25,000 · 9th: $20,000 · 10th: $15,000 · 11th: $14,000 · 12th: $13,000 · 13th: $12,000 · 14th: $11,000 · 15th: $10,000 · 16th: $9,000 · 17th: $8,000 · 18th: $7,000 · 19th: $6,000 · 20th-24th: $5,000 each · 25th-30th: $4,000 each. Total: $569,000.

    Prize (USD)
    PlacePrize (USD)
    1$100,000
    2$70,000
    3$50,000
    4$45,000
    5$40,000
    6$35,000
    7$30,000
    8$25,000
    9$20,000
    10$15,000
    11$14,000
    12$13,000
    13$12,000
    14$11,000
    15$10,000
    16$9,000
    17$8,000
    18$7,000
    19$6,000
    20$5,000
    21$5,000
    22$5,000
    23$5,000
    24$5,000
    25$4,000
    26$4,000
    27$4,000
    28$4,000
    29$4,000
    30$4,000
    Total$569,000
  • The Crown

    confirmed

    No prize money: podium athletes receive exclusive prizes and partner awards.

  • 2027 prize money

    to be confirmed

    To be confirmed at Series/Championship level: WFP has not published a global purse. Each event announces its own (see Athens Throwdown).

  • 2027 prizes – Athens Throwdown

    confirmed

    Up to €64,800 in prizes in total for the whole event (all divisions combined, not per division). Elite individual (men and women): 1st €10,000 if 100+ athletes enter the online qualifiers (€5,000 if 1-99), 2nd €3,000, 3rd €1,500, 4th €750, 5th €500. Elite Men Teams: 1st €7,000, 2nd €2,500, 3rd €1,400. Other divisions: €500-1,000 to the winner.