Quinten Post is slowly coming into his own at the Golden State Warriors. “The Swishing Dutchman” has delivered some great displays off the bench for the Dubs in his first season with them. It’s clear that he has the potential to become a Warriors mainstay.

That means his financial standing in the NBA will also grow as his career progresses. But how much bank has he made already in his short career? Well, that’s exactly the question we’ll try to answer today. We’ll be looking at everything, from his career earnings to his house and everything in between.

How much does Quinten Post earn from his NBA contract? What is the Warriors star’s net worth?

The Golden State Warriors picked Quinten Post after drafting him as the 52nd overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. But did you know Quinten was traded to two more clubs on Draft Day? The Warriors traded him to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Lindy Waters III immediately after drafting him. The Thunder then traded him to the Portland Trail Blazers.

Finally, 9 days later, he was traded back to the Golden State Warriors by Portland where he signed a two-way contract. In February 2025, they upgraded his contract to a regular NBA deal worth $2,394,297. This contract mandates that Post cannot be traded untill May 7, 2025.

There is also a club option for the upcoming 2025/26 season. However, we see the Dubs going for it to keep Post in the Bay Area for another season at least. In 2026-27, Quinten Post will become a restricted free agent provided he chooses not to re-sign with the Warriors. Post will earn $464,699 from his contract for the 2024/25 season. But don’t think all of that comes from his salary.

$438,920 was Quinten’s salary this season and he earned an additional $25,749 for his appearance in the NBA Cup. It’s not much, sure. But we don’t think Quinten Post will be complaining about it. After all, he gets to play with Stephen Curry, and you can’t put a price on that!

All in all, Post has earned $464.699 from his NBA contract given he’s still a rookie. But only 20 years, Post has a lot of time to work on it. After all, his salary will multiply nearly five times for the next season if the Dubs pick up his club option. And even established stars like Daniel Gafford and Dennis Schroeder are on minimum contracts, so it makes sense that it will be a while before the really big cheques start rolling in for Post.

Quinten Post – net worth, endorsements, house, and more

Unfortunately, it seems since he’s a rookie, Quinten Post hasn’t been able to diversify his assets as a lot of his peers have managed. This is why as it stands, we do not know if Quinten has made any investments or signed any endorsement deals with any big-name brands.

As for his house. Well, we know about his house in the capital city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. He was raised there by his parents alongside his younger sister. However, it’s not clear whether Post has already purchased a house here in the States. After all, he was playing in Barcelona before he committed to playing for Mississippi State. Moving from Amsterdam to Barcelona then Mississippi and ultimately, to the Bay Area following his draft in 2024, we don’t know if Quentin found the time to go house-shopping.

In light of all this, Quinten Post’s net worth remains unclear.

You must be noticing a pattern by now, Quinten Post hasn’t really made a big splash in the NBA world yet. Although that’s to be expected, he’s only 20. He did have his 15 minutes of fame when a heartwarming clip of him and his girlfriend’s reaction to his draft went viral online, you can read about it here. But when it comes to establishing your status as a marketable entity, the jury’s still out on Post. Don’t worry though, as his career unfolds and his affluence grows, we’ll be right here to answer any questions about it!