#1Emcee Bean
Corporate hosting: S$1,000 for up to six consecutive hours, including rehearsals, script preparation and vetting, and meetings. Emcee only; DJ and sound system excluded. Listed rate through March 2027.
Corporate Emcee Rates in Singapore: What Should You Pay? (2026)
Compare directly quoted corporate hosting fees, DJ inclusions, event duration and equipment extras before requesting a quote for your programme.
How much should we budget for a corporate emcee in Singapore?
These are indicative corporate quotes supplied on 5–9 October 2026, with different inclusions; they are not like-for-like packages or a market-wide price range.
Best at a glance
- Best for a guest-count-based quote: JKLah Emceeing — $2,000–$3,600 for four-hour hosting blocks; DJ, speakers and soundman are separate.
- Best for budgeting a four-hour engagement: Emcee Sylvia — $3,800 non-peak or $4,500 peak for four hours.
- Best for a lower quoted DJ-inclusive fee: Emcee Edora Quek — $1,288 for corporate hosting with DJ; duration and sound equipment need confirmation.
- Best for D&D preparation and games: Emcee Jacks — $2,600 includes a planning meeting, games proposals, props and DJ, excluding the sound system.
- Best for hosting with basic sound: Emcee Wayne Chan — from $3,500 with DJ and basic sound; the final quote depends on complexity, requirements and duration.
Quick Comparison
Here’s a quick comparison of the emcees based on pricing and reviews.
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Corporate emcee quotes can look surprisingly different for what appears to be the same few hours with a microphone. But a relaxed company celebration, a bilingual awards night and a conference full of speaker changes are three different assignments.
Start with the kind of event you’re running—not the biggest number your budget can tolerate. A more affordable quote may be exactly right for a straightforward programme. If you spend more, look for something your team actually needs: proven experience with the format, additional preparation, language coverage or confident handling of a high-stakes stage. Here’s how to make that comparison without turning your planning spreadsheet into a guessing game.
#2Emcee Sylvia
$3,800 non-peak or $4,500 peak for four hours. Sylvia’s portfolio includes Standard Chartered events.
#3JKLah Emceeing
JK’s four-hour hosting fees range from $2,000 to $3,600 by audience size. Overtime is prorated; DJ, speakers and soundman are separate, with a 50% deposit.
#4Emcee Rayson
Rayson quotes $1,188 without AV support or $1,488 with it. Clarify the AV scope, equipment provision and any separate charges before comparing packages.
#5Emcee Wayne Chan
Former CNA and 93.8 Live presenter Wayne quotes hosting from $2,500, or $3,500 with DJ and basic sound. Complexity, requirements and duration determine the fee.
#6Emcee Winston Wei
Chingay host Winston quotes $3,000 for four-hour corporate dinners with DJ and briefing. Rehearsals cost $500 per hour; speakers are outside the package.
#7Emcee Jacks
Jacks’s D&D testimonials include Create Restaurants Group. His $2,600 package covers a meeting, games proposals, props and DJ; sound excluded. Hosting: English, Mandarin and Japanese.
#8Emcee Edora Quek
Edora quotes $1,288 for corporate hosting inclusive of a DJ. An option for comparing bundled music support; confirm event duration and sound-system arrangements.
#9Emcee Ivan Lim
Ivan quotes $1,288 for hosting or $1,588 with a DJ, using the venue’s sound system. Compare the options against your existing music support.
#10Emcee Roger
Roger charges $388 total for events under four hours, including consultation, on-stage hosting and organiser coordination. English and Mandarin.
#11Emcee Brian Lee
Brian’s corporate hosting starts at $1,300. DJ costs an additional $400 and AV $200; confirm coverage hours, equipment and any sound-rental charges before comparing quotes.
A good emcee quote should make your team feel clearer, not merely poorer. Match the fee to the work: stage time, languages, preparation, rehearsal and the experience your particular event demands. Then use each Bridely profile to enquire with the same event details, so your comparison is fair.
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Send the date, venue, audience size, event format, stage hours, languages and a rough programme. Mention VIPs, panels, awards or rehearsals early; they can change the work involved.
Relevant experience can matter more than fame. An emcee who has moderated technical panels, handled executive audiences or managed complex award cues may be worth the extra spend when your programme needs those skills. Preparation and coordination are valuable too—but check whether they are included, rather than assuming they come with a higher fee.