UFC 204 Reebok pay tops $200,000

Under the UFC Athlete Outfitting policy, fighters are compensated for wearing Reebok apparel in the Octagon, and during fight week. The income is based on ZUFFA-era tenure in the UFC, or top tier promotions ZUFFA has acquired like Strikeforce and WEC.
1-5 bouts gets $2,500
6-10 bouts gets $5,000
11-15 bouts gets $10,000
16-20 bouts gets $15,000
21 bouts + gets $20,000
Champions earn $40,000 while title challengers get $30,000

The full UFC 204 UFC Athlete Outfitting payouts totaled $202,500

Michael Bisping: $40,000
beat Dan Henderson: $30,000

Gegard Mousasi: $10,000
beat Vitor Belfort: $20,000

Jimi Manuwa: $5,000
beat Ovince Saint Preux: $10,000

Stefan Struve: $15,000
beat Daniel Omielanczuk: $5,000

Mirsad Bektic: $2,500
beat Russell Doane: $5,000

Iuri Alcantara: $10,000
beat Brad Pickett: $15,000

Damian Stasiak: $2,500
beat Davey Grant: $2,500

Leon Edwards: $5,000
beat Albert Tumenov: $5,000

Marc Diakiese: $2,500
beat Lukasz Sajewski: $2,500

Mike Perry: $2,500
beat Danny Roberts: $2,500

Leonardo Santos: $5,000
beat Adriano Martins: $5,000

Reebok pay serves as a rough measure of the quality of a show. A full card with all green fighters would total $90,000. A card with a mathematically impossible 13 title fights would be $910,000. By this standard, UFC 204 was not UFC 200 ($350,000), but it was larger than UFC 195, and very similar in size to the two PPV events that immediately preceded it.

UFC 204: $202,500
UFC 202: $207,500
UFC 201: $205,000
UFC 200: $350,000
UFC 199: $297,500
UFC 198: $240,000
UFC 197: $222,500
UFC 196: $220,000
UFC 195: $172,500

H/T MMAjunkie