The 2025 Academy Awards ceremony will cost an estimated $57.7 million.The 2025 Oscars will cost $57.7 million, WalletHub reported. Kevin Winter/Staff/Getty Images WalletHub's 2025 report estimated that it will take $57.7 million to put on the Academy Awards.This is just a fraction of the money spent by the actual nominees, though. "Wicked" which is nominated in 10 categories this year, including best picture had a budget of $150 million, higher than all the other best picture nominees except "Dune: Part Two."The 50,000-square-foot red carpet alone costs $24,700.Stars like best supporting actress nominee Ariana Grande will walk the red carpet. Emma McIntyre/Staff/Getty Images That's not the only high figure associated with the red carpet: Its installation takes 600 hours and a 500-person crew, WalletHub reported.Celebrities will begin gracing the red carpet several hours before the ceremony's 7 p.m. ET start time.Each gold-plated Oscar award costs $400.Oscars statues are estimated to cost $400. Rodin Eckenroth/Stringer/Getty Images The estimated cost of each 24-karat gold-plated statue awarded to winners is about $400.The Academy gives out awards in 24 categories, and a winner is not allowed to sell their statue without first offering to sell it to the Academy for $1, according to its policy.Couples must reportedly pay $83,000 for tickets to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.Lauren Snchez and Jeff Bezos attended the Vanity Fair Oscars Party in 2024. Michael TRAN/Contributor/AFP via Getty Images Each year, the highly anticipated, ultra-glamorous event hosted by Vanity Fairis attended by Hollywood's biggest stars, often after they've had a change of wardrobe.The Oscar goodie bags contain gifts like skincare, luxury getaways, and snacks, and are worth $170,000.Nominees are gifted a stay at Cotton House Hotel in Barcelona. Olga Gavrilova/Shutterstock WalletHub estimates that the value of each goodie bag given to Oscar nominees is $170,000.But, the "Everybody Wins" bags aren't actually gifted by the Academy, they're the work of LA-based marketing agency Distinctive Assets, PRNewswire reported.Some of this year's gifts include the full line of Miage skincare products, a four-night stay in the Maldives, a five-star hotel stay in Barcelona, and more than $1 million of "personalized disaster recovery services from Bright Harbor.""While our gifts may be famous for being fun and fabulous, they also serve as a means to elevate small businesses, minority-owned brands, female entrepreneurs and companies that give back. This year, on the heels of the historically tragic LA fires, we have found even more ways that our celebrity swag can do good in our community," Distinctive Assets founder Lash Fary said, per PRNewswire.He added, "Whether they pamper themselves or share these bountiful gifts as a care package for a friend who may have recently lost their home, we give these gifts not based on the recipients' needs but out of a desire to brighten someone's day and to acknowledge a job well done."It costs $10 million to complete the look of an A-list actress for the Oscars.In 2014, Cate Blanchett wore one of the most expensive Oscars looks in history. Jason LaVeris/Getty Images While A-listers wear multi-million-dollar looks, the cost of dressing a first-timer at the Oscars is $266,000, WalletHub reported.Because the cost of a look varies based on a person's stardom, the average cost of a look at the Oscars is about $1.5 million.In 2014, Cate Blanchett made Oscars history when she wore an $18.1 million look; but her $100,000 Armani Priv gown was the least expensive element of her outfit her jewelry alone was estimated to cost $18 million, per The Hollywood Reporter.The only person to wear even more expensive jewelry was Lady Gaga in 2019, whose 128-carat yellow diamond Tiffany & Co. necklace cost more than $30 million.A 30-second advertisement that premieres during the Oscars costs close to $2 million.Ads during the Academy Awards cost nearly $2 million. Maskot/Getty Images Last year, an average of 21 million people tuned in to watch the show, WalletHub reported. That was a 6% increase from 2023, so it's no surprise that running an ad during the live event's commercial breaks is expensive.It costs $1.95 million to buy 30-seconds of ad time during the Oscars, WalletHub reported, which is 72% less than the $7 million it cost to run an ad during the Super Bowl.ABC makes at least $127 million in ad revenue on Oscar Sunday.ABC makes more than $125 million in Oscars ad revenue. AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/Getty Images WalletHub estimated that ABC, the TV network that hosts the awards, makes $127 million in ad revenue on the day of the Oscars.Upwards of $20 million of that revenue comes from the pre-show red-carpet coverage.Hollywood spends upwards of $100 million on awards-season lobbying.Awards season lobbying is estimated to cost more than $100 million. Dimitrios Kambouris/Staff/Getty Images Turns out, winning an Oscar requires much more work than just releasing a movie.In 2023, The New York Times reported on the competitive nature of Oscars campaigns, in which professional strategists seek to shape public opinion on films, actors, and opponents.WalletHub estimates that more than $100 million is spent on lobbying each year that's more than the budgets of best picture nominees "Anora," "The Brutalist," "A Complete Unknown," and "I'm Still Here" combined.It costs $20,000 to stream one film for voters to judge.Netflix's "Maria" is nominated for best cinematography. Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/Contributor/FilmMagic/Getty Images The Academy has gone digital. Rather than paying millions of dollars to send physical copies of the year's nominated pictures to voters, the group has turned to streaming, which costs $20,000 per film, WalletHub reported.