Everything Afronomics sells, on one page

Every number, headline, country file, the T-bill monitor, auction pages, the Sovereign Bill Index, CSV downloads and the Weekly. Free, with attribution.

The Morning note by email every weekday, auction alerts the moment each market reports, every brief in full and the full field set from the data API. One seat. KES 15,000 a year.

Five Pro seats on one invoice, bulk exports and priority requests for new datasets. KES 60,000 a year.

Fourteen days of Pro, paid by M-Pesa, so a desk can try it before the finance department is involved.

The Kenya auction result on WhatsApp within minutes of the CBK posting it, with the 91-, 182- and 364-day rates and the change. Reply to the receipt with your number.

One text a week: the latest bill rates, the best money-market yield after tax and the shilling. Joining list open.

Four sourced A4 pages on the first of each month with your institution on the cover: ten-market bill rates, Kenya’s yield curve, where the shilling earns most after tax, currencies and the auction calendar.

The pack, plus an email the day each Kenya auction lands and the Morning note for five named people.

This month’s pack as a PDF, no subscription, for the analyst or student who needs it once.

Send us your portfolio’s yields; one page shows what the same money would have earned at the auctions and in the best funds over the quarter, for the board.

For SACCOs and MFIs that have never bid at a CBK auction directly: when to bid, which tenor, how to place it through DhowCSD, and a template for the committee.

For up to 25 people from a finance team or an association’s members, on your premises or online, using the live data as the course material.

A monthly sourced PDF on one subject — Kenya debt, East African bills, Nigeria rates — built on the same engine as the pack.

A question answered from the data, with a written report and the workings: what the curve says about next year’s funding, how a market’s demand has moved, what a reform did to rates. About $3,000 to $15,000.

Every auction dataset, the measures and the index as JSON, no key, five-minute cache, with attribution. Research, journalism, teaching and non-commercial apps.

Commercial use inside one product: all ten auction datasets, the measures and the FX archive, an email or webhook on every new result, and a named contact. About $59.

All datasets and the Wire archive for internal models, dashboards and client reports, full history and change notifications. About $299.

For funds in London, New York and Dubai holding African paper: the Monday note with the index, every auction and the FX, the full API and a quarterly call with the desk. Invoiced in dollars.

Our live T-bill, bond or FX widget on your site with your branding and no Afronomics link, updated the moment each result lands. The free widgets are the demo.

Clean, dated, sourced African financial data for models and bulk redistribution, with the full change history. Priced by scope.

Launch: KES 100,000 for the first three months

Your name at the top of the Kenya rates comparison page and its line in the Morning: the page that competes for “best money market fund Kenya”. One sponsor.

One marked line in the daily note that treasurers open before 07:30. KES 150,000 once the list passes 2,000 subscribers; sponsors who sign at launch keep the launch rate for a year.

Logo, one line and a link above the fold of the Monday edition on the site and in the newsletter, marked as sponsored.

Sole sponsor of one of the 54 country files: the page people land on when they search a market.

Your money-market or bond fund listed on the rates comparison with a verified yield, your logo and an “invest” link that we count for you.

A treasury, risk, research or analyst role in front of the people who read the numbers. Reply to the receipt with the listing.

Quarterly, Nairobi, sixty treasurers and investment-committee members, one sponsor, the index reading as the headline. Sponsor’s name on everything.