West Coast Eagles membership prices for next year have risen up to 13 per cent, with family memberships among the hardest hit.

The club generated a profit of $2.76 million last year and took $14.87 million in membership revenue.

Budget family memberships for 2012, offering reserved seats for two adults and two children, jumped from $630 to $702, while standard adult membership rose from $355 to $385.

The biggest percentage increases were for restricted view child and budget child memberships, up from $114 to $129.

Prices for Fremantle Dockers memberships next year have risen up to 8 per cent.

Budget family memberships for two adults and two children have increased from $640 to $681, and standard adult membership has risen from $348 to $365.

West Coast's chief operating officer Richard Godfrey said a big portion of Eagles' revenue went to making sure the club was competitive and contributing to the development of football in WA via royalty payments to the WA Football Commission.