We stand between you and every barrier to shopping in Korea — payment, address, language, and CS — and remove it.
Paste the product link, option, quantity and Korean price (₩) for each item — from Coupang, Olive Young, or any Korean store.
We add it up, apply the exchange rate and our service fee, and show the total in your currency — no waiting for a quote.
Pay in USD, EUR, and more right on the order form. Your purchase is covered by PayPal Buyer Protection.
We confirm your items and prices against the links, purchase on your behalf, and verify your delivery address — hotels and Airbnb included.
No Korean phone or language needed. We add delivery notes and relay any courier contact for you.
Get it at your address in Korea — often next-day or dawn delivery. Problems? We handle returns and refunds in Korean.
You pay the Korean price of the item, plus one service fee — and here's exactly where that fee goes.
Service fee on the item price. We never mark up the product itself.
Minimum service fee, so small orders are still worth handling carefully.
Minimum order value. The full total is shown before you pay.
PayPal takes 4–5% of every payment we receive plus a fixed fee per order, and converting your currency into Korean won costs another 2–3%. What's left — around 2–4% — is what actually pays for placing your order, checking your address, answering the courier in Korean, and sorting out returns.
For large orders you can pay by Wise transfer instead of PayPal. It avoids most of the payment-processing and currency-conversion cost, so we discount our service fee accordingly. Contact us before you order and we'll quote it.
Pay an established account through PayPal — you're protected by PayPal's own buyer terms.
If an item turns out to be unavailable after you pay, we tell you right away and refund it in full.
Where the store allows returns (like Coupang's free returns), we manage the return and your refund.
Routine steps are automated; for anything that needs a human, our multilingual team steps in.