Prize cash 

WinnerUS$5 million 

Sprinter upUS$4 million 

Third placeUS$2.5 million 

Fourth placeUS$2 million 

Fifth placeUS$1.5 million 

6th placeUS$1 million 

Seventh placeUS$0.5 million 

The 2000 FIFA Club World Championship was the inaugural version of this opposition; it gave US$28 million in prize cash for its members. The prize cash got by the clubs taking an interest was partitioned into settled installments in view of support and results. Clubs completing the competition from fifth to eighth place got US$2.5 million. The club who might in the end complete in fourth place got US$3 million while the third-put group got US$4 million. The sprinter up earned US$5 million while the possible champions would pick up US$6 million. 

The relaunch of the competition in 2005 FIFA Club World Championship saw distinctive measures of prize cash given and a few changes in the criteria of accepting certain sums. The aggregate sum of prize cash offered dropped to US$16 million. The champs got US$5 million and the sprinters up US$4 million, with $2.5 million for third place, US$2 million for fourth, US$1.5 million for fifth and US$1 million for 6th. 

For the 2007 FIFA Club World Cup, a play-off match between the OFC champions and the host-country champions for section into the quarter-last stage was acquainted all together with increment home enthusiasm for the competition. The reintroduction of the counterpart for fifth place for the 2008 rivalry additionally incited an expansion in prize cash by US$500,000 to an aggregate of US$16.5 million.