Kalani Brown’s height of six-feet-seven and technical prowess easily rank her among the elite centers in the WNBA. But what truly sets her apart is her resilience. Despite facing waivers throughout her career, she’s never lost her competitive edge. And why would she? After all, her hard work keeps translating into numbers that speak for themselves, and yes, a healthy credit to her account. Where has she been all this time, and how much is her net worth? Let’s look at her career!

What is Kalani Brown’s net worth?

Based on multiple sources, Kalani Brown’s net worth is in the millions. Multiple reports suggest varied figures, from $1.2 million to $2.5 million. So it is safe to say that as of 2025, her net worth is estimated to be around $2 million. While a large part of it comes from her WNBA salary, she also makes money from playing in international leagues like China, Israel, and Turkey.

While big brands like Nike, Gatorade, and BodyArmor haven’t endorsed Brown, she does enjoy their products. Additionally, she is also blessed with good fortune from her father, a former NBA player.

Kalani Brown’s contract breakdown

Brown last inked a three-year extension with Dallas Wings, signing a contract worth $386,350, which included an average annual salary of $128,750. “We are excited to announce the signing of Kalani Brown to a multi-year agreement,” the Wings press release said then. While she locked the deal on Feb earlier this year but she was then traded to Mercury. This means the rest of the salary, she’s gotta earn from Mercury’s front office since the duration of her contract is not over.

Kalani Brown’s career earnings

Before her current three-year contract with the Wings, and now Mercury, Kalani earned big from the LA Sparks. After her selection from the draft, she inked a four-year, $219,235 contract averaging $54,809 per year. But due to below-average performance, she was shuffled around and even ended up on hardship and training camp contracts. Though nothing much is known about her monetary benefits from such contracts.

Kalani Brown’s College and Professional Career

While Brown is earning big, that comes from the experience she’s got as an exceptional athlete. The basis for what she’s today was laid back during her collegiate basketball run. She scored 2,392 points, 1,471 rebounds, and 605 blocked shots to become Salman High School Spartans’ all-time leader in all three categories.

As she ended her high school career as an all-time leader in scoring, rebounds, and blocked shots, she got recruited by Baylor University. She got to play all 38 games, dishing out 9.3 points with 4.3 rebounds during her freshman year. But the real glimpse of dominance came in her junior season.

She had 20.1 points with 10.2 rebounds per game and even recorded 18 double-doubles that season. As she moved into her senior year, she was added to Team USA’s U16 Women’s National Basketball Team. She won the 2014 FIBA Americas U16 Championship and the NCAA Championship in her senior year, too.

So, as the NCAA elevated Brown’s status, the LA Sparks came up and picked her as the first-round seventh pick in the 2019 draft class. While it was a four-year contract, the next season the front office traded her to the Dream. But nothing worked. She signed with LV and, within a week, was released.

Then, she inked a rest-of-the-season hardship contract with the Wings, but this time she stood out with her 7.8 points and 4.5 rebounds average. Next, she got a three-year contract with the Wings, which she’s continuing now at Mercury. And yes, she’s got the chance to win a championship title too this season, as the Mercury are already in the Finals playing against the Aces. So, what do you think?