Salary by season
Reported Model
Base salary only: bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors come on top.
How this estimate is made. In 2023, when this contract was signed, he was a experienced domestique rider for Netcompany INEOS — Domestique. That job pays €206k–515k a year at a team of this size. Inside that range he sits at 38%, from his results in the two seasons up to 2023 (0 wins, 0 podiums) and his age at signing (28). Salaries are set when a contract is signed and run to its end, so results since 2023 do not change this figure — they change the market value above. Measured error against the 28 reported salaries: median 25.0%. See the test · Full method · Why the number sticks.
Career
Turned pro in 2016. Points and wins per season from ProCyclingStats. Prize money is what the rider generated at WorldTour and ProSeries races (from 2022) — pooled with the team, not kept. Generated since 2022: €29k.
| Season | Team | PCS pts | Wins | Prize money | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 42 | — | €500 | €322k Model |
| 2025 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 254 | — | €7,103 | €778k Model |
| 2024 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 471 | — | €9,640 | €1.2M Model |
| 2023 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 221 | — | €11k | €582k Model |
| 2022 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 43 | — | €380 | €173k Model |
| 2021 | Netcompany INEOS WorldTour | 27 | — | n/a | €162k Model |
| 2020 | Team Jumbo-Visma WorldTour | 5 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2019 | Team Jumbo-Visma WorldTour | 616 | 1 | n/a | n/a |
| 2018 | Quick-Step Floors WorldTour | 301 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2017 | Quick-Step Floors WorldTour | 217 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2016 | Etixx-Quick Step WorldTour | 53 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2015 | Lotto-Soudal U23 club / junior | 0 | — | n/a | n/a |
| 2013 | — club / junior | 0 | — | n/a | n/a |
Prize money before 2022 was not collected. Salary estimates cover WorldTeam seasons from 2021 (season model v0.1 — that year's budgets, reported salaries and rosters; wider error than 2026, see Salaries by season). ProTeam seasons before 2026 are not modelled.
Sources
- €322k, 2026 — our model, v0.9 (22 Sep 2026). Method
- Market value €414k — our model, v0.9 (22 Sep 2026). Method
- Move to Decathlon CMA CGM Team — Move to Decathlon CMA CGM for 2027, two years to 2028 (announced 20 Oct 2026 with O'Connor and Sivakov, reported by Velo-Club and ProCyclingUK - the team release text was not seen) Open
- Agent — FirstCycling agency page
- Results, points and prize money — ProCyclingStats, 16 September 2026 Open · FirstCycling
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Top earners at Netcompany INEOS
Also with THE·TEAM (ex-Wasserman)
FAQ
How much does Laurens de Plus earn?
We estimate Laurens de Plus's base salary for 2026 at €322k a year: about €27k a month or €6,192 a week, before tax. It is a model estimate; the likely range for his job at this team is €206k–515k. Bonuses, prize money and personal sponsors are not included.
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How long is Laurens de Plus's contract?
His contract with Netcompany INEOS ends in 2026.
Which team will Laurens de Plus ride for in 2027?
Decathlon CMA CGM Team, until the end of 2028.
Who is Laurens de Plus's agent?
THE·TEAM (ex-Wasserman) (source: FirstCycling agency page).
What is Laurens de Plus's net worth?
There is no reliable public figure for Laurens de Plus's net worth, and this site does not estimate one. The documented part is income: about €3.2M in base salary from 2021 to 2026, before tax. He has also generated €29k in prize money since 2022, which is paid to the team and shared.