Anerlisa Muigai reveals how much it will cost you to appear on her socials

30 October 2022

• Different celebrities have different rates depending on who is their target audience.

• Other people who have shared their rate cards include Akothee.

Kenyan businesswoman and Keroche heiress Anerlisa Muigai has shared her rate card.

The rate card shows the different prices one has to pay to advertise their business on her social media pages.

Anerlisa was quick to point out that one should not feel guilty for refusing to share another person's business on their page.

"It's okay to say no, I was always a yes person like do this, okay. Send me this, okay?

Post this for me, okay? I realized not having boundaries and the power to say "no" is what causes the most stress and lack of peace of mind. So if you want something posted for free without any agreement,

I Am Sorry I Won't Be Able To Do That Anymore. Please Pay As Everyone Else. I'll post my Rates on my next slide."

She says she does not like her socials looking like a market place hence the high prices.

They are to discourage jokers.

Akothee's rate card stands at Ksh 2 million.

That is the amount you will have to pay to have her perform at an event be it private or a concert, be ready to cough up to Sh 2 million.

Speaking to Presenter Ali, Madam Boss who had previously said she charges Sh1.5M per show now says that her rate card stands at 20,000 dollars which is a little over KSh 2M.

She says she charges that much because she brings value.

Just like Breeder LW, Akothee has said 'bei ya jana si ya leo'

"I wouldn't lie to you but I think I am the number one earning artist in Kenya right now," bragged Akothee.

In an interview with Mpasho's Kalondu Musyimi, Bahati said that anybody looking forward to booking Diana B for a show or concert will have to part with Sh850, 000.

"Her normal appearances at clubs is Sh500K, so the management was rating at around Sh850K per show and the biggest advice to her is do you and don’t care about what they say, just do you and be real to yourself," he said.

Whose rate card would you want to know?