Yes, the sentence is grammatically correct. It expresses a request for a hair braider who can replicate a specific braided hairstyle, and it indicates that the speaker is willing to pay a significant amount for this service.
Here are a few possible rephrasings:
1. "Is there a braider here who can replicate this? I'm open to paying any amount."
2. "Are there any braiders available who can recreate this style? I'm prepared to pay whatever it


