Discussion regarding RESCENE's booking fees for events

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Some people are predicting that RESCENE won't receive much because they are only in their third year, but
that applies to general cases.
Events are usually categorized into university festival seasons, corporate events, and local festivals.
For university festivals in Seoul, the budget is around 300-400 million KRW. About 80% of that goes toward booking fees.
Corporate events are mainly booked by large corporations, and they naturally cost more than university festivals.
University festivals involve a slight discount because they offer advertising effects and help increase the fan base among the younger generation.
Local festival events are similar to corporate events in terms of unit price.
Based on my experience handling bookings while working at a consulting firm, I can make an estimate (though this is just my personal estimation).
I see RESCENE's event fee at a minimum of 50 million to around 70-80 million KRW.
If you could book RESCENE for 50 million, they could become the most popular act for festivals this fall, but
of course, the price is whatever they ask for.
There is no reason to compare them to anyone else because RESCENE is a top priority on booking lists;
their song list is sufficient for events, and their crowd response and interest levels are currently top-tier.
To put it very simply in terms of supply and demand,
you can just think of it this way: to book RESCENE, you have to pay more—or even significantly more—than others.
If you could currently book RESCENE for 50 million KRW with 5-6 songs,
there would be dozens of places wanting to hire them.
And the staff member who pulls that off would receive huge praise.
Excluding university festivals, I don't think it would be easy to book them for 50 million KRW.