The money that Masterchef judges charge

MasterChef warms up engines and one of the elements that is on the table is how much the judges of this popular program earn. During these last 10 years it has established itself as the cooking program par excellence. In it we have managed to discover great talents and beyond any price, with a jury full of figures we have learned a lot about cooking. Samantha Vallejo, Jordi Cruz and Pepe Rodríguez are worth their weight in gold. Take note of what the Masterchef judges, the soul and germ of the success of this popular cooking show, charge.

How much money do you earn on Thursdays from ‘Masterchef’?

These doubts have been resolved after consulting the Transparency Portal, which in turn. A fact that our Bluper colleagues have not hesitated to collect. This way, Several questions regarding the contest have come to lightsuch as salaries or the cost of the format.

According to these data shared in the aforementioned media, the members of the jury, Jordi Cruz, Samantha Vallejo and Pepe Rodríguez would receive a total of 10,000 euros per episode according to the data from the ninth season, on which 130,000 euros are extracted for each one. A salary that is not crazy compared to the role they play within the contest, since they fulfill the role of members of the jury but also as presenters.

In it contestants field, in anonymous editions, they charge 1,200 euros per program, which meant a total cost of 39,060 euros for the chain last season. Meanwhile, in the celebrity contestants edition, the income would be more than doubled, raising the fee to 3,000 euros received per delivery.

And for the most curious who wonder how much ‘MasterChef’ cost in its ninth season, the figure amounts to the 5.3 million eurosto which some 402,232 euros were distributed for each delivery.

However, the largest items would be for the technical team production, which would have received a total cost of 2.2 million euros, followed by the artistic staff with a cost of 623,000 euros and finally, scriptwriters, music staff and third-party rights received a total of 311,000 euros.