South Korea · USD platform pricing
SuperApp pricing in South Korea
SuperApp pricing for South Korea starts at $99 USD per month with 500 orders included. All platform fees are billed in USD, including setup and order overage.
There is no published fixed KRW platform price. Customer checkout currency and settlement are separate from USD subscription billing. Taxes are excluded.
SuperApp pricing in South Korea at a glance
- Entry plan
- Launch: $99 USD per month, 500 orders included
- Billing currency
- USD in every country, including setup and overage
- Extra orders
- From $0.09 USD to $0.25 USD each, by plan
- Setup
- $500 USD once
- Taxes
- Excluded; confirmed in your quote
- Local payments
- Kakao Pay, Naver Pay / Samsung Pay — built on request
Choose your included monthly order volume.
Plans differ in support and features as well as order allowance. Use the full plan comparison before choosing; the cost examples below compare volume costs only.
| Plan | Per month | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Launch | $99 USD per marketplace per month | 500 orders included; $0.25 USD per extra order |
| Starter | $349 USD per marketplace per month | 3,000 orders included; $0.18 USD per extra order |
| Growth | $999 USD per marketplace per month | 10,000 orders included; $0.12 USD per extra order |
| Scale | $2,499 USD per marketplace per month | 30,000 orders included; $0.09 USD per extra order |
Published prices for new accounts. Taxes excluded. Compare all plan features and terms.
What your monthly bill looks like
Lowest published plan cost at each example volume, before setup, add-ons, taxes and external services. These examples do not imply automatic plan changes or equivalent features.
500 orders
Launch: $99 USD + 0 × $0.25 USD
$99 USD per month
3,600 orders
Starter: $349 USD + 600 × $0.18 USD
$457 USD per month
13,500 orders
Growth: $999 USD + 3,500 × $0.12 USD
$1,419 USD per month
What is included
Every plan includes the branded customer app and web platform, order management, dispatch, API access and the in-store suite: POS register, kitchen display, kiosk and loyalty tablet. Higher plans add support and operational capabilities; partner-app and operator-dashboard branding is optional.
Explore the platform featuresSetup and costs to budget separately
- One-time app deployment and setup: $500 USD. This fee is separate from the monthly plan and is not waived by annual prepayment.
- Optional Branded Ops: $299 USD per month. Your partner app and operator dashboard in your name rather than ours — the same apps your merchants and dispatchers already use, fully branded.
- Annual prepayment discounts the subscription by 10%; per-order overage is not discounted. At 100,000+ monthly orders, request an Enterprise quote.
- Payment processing, delivery-provider fees, messaging usage, hardware, developer-account charges where applicable and taxes are separate. Confirm any custom integration scope in your quote.
Planning your launch in South Korea
Local wallets decide conversion in Korea
Budget a Korean marketplace in USD, with KRW customer payments through local wallets designed separately. Pool monthly orders across merchants to choose the plan.
Kakao Pay, Naver Pay and Samsung Pay
Stripe documents Korean wallet methods; confirm which are on the implemented checkout and test authorisation and refunds for each before launch.
KRW amounts
KRW is a whole-unit currency; trace prices, discounts and refunds through the selected integration so totals agree.
Korean content and addresses
Provide reviewed Korean storefront content and test Korean address formats and delivery zones with a fluent reviewer.
Payment availability reference: Stripe Kakao Pay. Regional guidance reviewed . Confirm current provider eligibility during onboarding.
The stack we recommend
Best-fit integrations for a marketplace in South Korea
The payment methods, couriers, messaging and POS that fit how customers in South Korea actually order. Live means it is on the published integrations list today. On request means we build it for you: name it at the demo and your quote confirms the scope and timeline before launch. The in-store suite — POS register, kitchen display, kiosk and loyalty tablet — is included and needs none of them.
- Languages to enable
- Korean
- Marketplaces you compete with
- Baemin, Coupang Eats and Yogiyo
- How customers pay
- Kakao Pay, Naver Pay, Samsung Pay and cards
- How customers want updates
- KakaoTalk
Payments
- Live Stripe — Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay with 3DS on your own account.
- On request Kakao Pay — The wallet most Koreans use online.
- On request Naver Pay / Samsung Pay — Further wallets customers expect.
- Live Cash, card on delivery, card terminal — Live everywhere; test these first, no processor eligibility involved.
Delivery and dispatch
- Live Shipday — Driver app and dispatch for your own drivers.
- Live Google Maps — Addresses, delivery zones and live driver tracking.
Messaging
- On request KakaoTalk messaging — Order updates on the app Korea uses.
- Live Twilio — SMS and voice order updates and campaigns.
- Live SendGrid — Email receipts and campaigns, or your own SMTP.
- Live OneSignal — Push notifications in the branded apps.
Provider coverage changes; each recommendation reflects how customers in South Korea pay and order at the review date above, not a guarantee of any provider’s eligibility decision. Missing the one your customers use? Tell us at the demo.
Before you go live
A marketplace launch checklist for South Korea
Six things to settle at the demo and test before the first live order, drawn from how customers in South Korea pay, order and expect to be kept informed.
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Run one order end to end on each live payment path (Stripe, Cash, card on delivery, card terminal) — success, decline and refund.
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Name the on-request integrations your customers expect at the demo — Kakao Pay, Naver Pay / Samsung Pay, KakaoTalk messaging — so the quote carries their scope and timeline.
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Enable the storefront languages customers need (Korean) with reviewed translations.
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Route order updates where customers read them (KakaoTalk) and send a test message before launch.
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Decide the delivery model — Shipday, Google Maps — and test a real address, a delivery zone edge and a cash-on-delivery reconciliation.
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Bring your receipt and tax requirements to the demo; the subscription does not set them. Position against Baemin, Coupang Eats and Yogiyo with your own channel’s zero commission.
Other markets in Asia-Pacific
Comparing a rollout across the region? Each guide carries its own published price and local stack, and the Asia-Pacific overview lists the countries served without a page yet.
- Australia from $99 USD
- Bangladesh from $99 USD
- Hong Kong from $99 USD
- India from $99 USD
- Indonesia from $99 USD
- Japan from $99 USD
- Malaysia from $99 USD
- New Zealand from $99 USD
- Pakistan from $99 USD
- Philippines from $99 USD
- Singapore from $99 USD
- Sri Lanka from $99 USD
- Thailand from $99 USD
- Vietnam from $99 USD
Pricing questions for South Korea
How much does SuperApp cost in South Korea?
SuperApp pricing for South Korea starts at $99 USD per month with 500 orders included. All platform fees are billed in USD, including setup and order overage.
How is monthly order overage calculated?
For your chosen plan, subtract its included orders from the month’s order count. Only a positive remainder is multiplied by that plan’s per-order rate and added to the base subscription.
Are setup and branding included in the monthly price?
One-time setup is $500 USD. Customer-app branding is included in the plans; Branded Ops, for partner-app and operator-dashboard branding, costs an additional $299 USD per month.
Does SuperApp publish a KRW price?
No. Platform plans, setup and overage are billed in USD everywhere. Your customers can pay in KRW through your payment integration; conversion and processing costs sit with your processor, not the subscription.
Which payment methods can SuperApp take in South Korea?
Live today: Stripe, Cash, card on delivery, card terminal. Built on request: Kakao Pay, Naver Pay / Samsung Pay. On-request integrations are scoped and given a timeline in your quote before launch, so name the methods your customers use at the demo.
What should a Korean marketplace confirm before launch?
The wallet methods enabled, one order per method through acceptance and refund, KRW totals, merchant payout timing and reviewed Korean content. Budget the USD invoice separately.
Pricing by country
Choose an English country guide for published fees, billing currency, the recommended local stack and launch considerations — or start from a region.
Bring your operating plan to a live demo
Share your launch country, expected volume, payment requirements and existing systems. We will map the scope to the published pricing and confirm the details in your quote.
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