Amy Schumer: $50k-$100k
The “Trainwreck” star’s price tag is no joking matter
Hannibal Buress: $20k-$50k
Buress became a household name after doing a comedy bit in 2014 about rape allegations against Bill Cosby, which was picked up by various news outlets
Aziz Ansari: $50k-$100k
Ansari played Tom Haverford on the NBC hit series “Parks and Recreation”
Marc Maron: $10k-$20k
Though his rate is on the low end, Maron once interviewed President Barack Obama on his “WTF with Marc Maron” podcast
Loni Love: $10k-$20k
Love is one of the hosts of BET talk show “The Real,” alongside Tamera Mowry, Tamar Braxton, Adrienne Bailon and Jeannie Mai
T.J. Miller: $20k-$50k
Miller currently stars in HBO’s sitcom “Silicon Valley”
Craig Robinson: $20k-$50k
The standup comedian is best known as Darryl Philbin on “The Office”
Garfunkel and Oates: $10k-$20k
The comedic duo Garfunkel (Riki Lindhome) and Oates (Kate Micucci) first met at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles
Jamie Kennedy: $20k-$50k
Kennedy’s film and television credits include “Scream,” “Malibu’s Most Wanted,” “Son of the Mask” and “Ghost Whisperer”
Erik Griffin: $10k-$20k
Griffin is most recognizable as Montez Walker in “Workaholics”
Anjelah Johnson:
$20k-$50k
This former NFL cheerleader is best known for her comedic bit about nail salons
Finesse Mitchell: $6k-$10k
Mitchell was formerly a cast member on “Saturday Night Live”
Anthony Jeselnik: $20k-$50k
Jeselnik replaced JB Smoove as host of NBC’s “Last Comic Standing”
Gabriel Iglesias:
$50k-$100k
The self-named “Fluffy” recently starred in “Magic Mike XXL”