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U.S. brands. Korean customers.

From your product to Korea.

Send us your product. We handle the rest.

Listings, documents, shipping, customer questions, returns. One agreement, one team, one place to call when something needs attention.

Your U.S. to Korea operation

  1. U.S. inventoryCalifornia warehouse
  2. LAX → ICNDaily cargo departures
  3. Korean customsTracked through clearance
  4. Customer deliveryTo the customer’s door
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One operating team across sales and fulfillment.

Selling and shipping run under the same roof. When an order goes wrong, you tell one person and it gets sorted.

When you manage providers separately

Your team

Marketplace provider

Fulfillment provider

Customer support provider

You chase the updates.

With SellToKorea

Your team

Shared operational management

Marketplace operations · Fulfillment · Customer care

Airline and domestic delivery services

We chase them.

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Daily cargo departures from LAX to ICN.

Your inventory sits in California and flies out every day on Korean Air. You can see where a box is the whole way — out of LAX, through customs, onto a Hanjin truck, to the door.

Packages shipped to Korea each month

40,000+

Packages shipped to Korea each month

Cargo departures from LAX to ICN

Daily

Cargo departures from LAX to ICN

SKUs handled

3,500+

SKUs handled

Route
Los Angeles International Airport → Incheon International Airport
Frequency
Daily cargo departures
Air carrier
Korean Air, direct carrier contract
Tracking
Real-time tracking through departure, customs, and domestic delivery
Final delivery
Hanjin Express

Daily means the route runs daily. Your own shipment date still depends on when goods are ready and booked, and delivery on clearance. See the full operating detail

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Getting started takes three conversations.

  1. 01

    Share your starting point

    What you sell, where you want to sell it, and whether anything is already moving.

  2. 02

    Define the work

    We work out what the job actually involves and what we need from you.

  3. 03

    Begin with a written plan

    You get it in writing before anyone starts — who does what, what it costs, what happens if things change.

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Choose the scope before the price.

We quote against what you actually need. Our fees, usage charges, and third-party costs are listed separately, so you can see what is ours.

  • Launch Setup

    Scoped one-time fee

    Everything it takes to go live — checked, prepared, and launched.

  • Ongoing Operations

    Monthly scope + usage-based charges

    The running of it. A fixed scope, plus what varies with your volume.

  • Selected Services

    Project or unit-based quote

    One job, one price. Useful if you only need a piece of this.

Exactly what is in and out is written into your proposal.

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Before we get started.

Can I start with fulfillment only?

Yes. Plenty of brands do — they already sell, they just need the shipping to work.

Does a daily departure mean my order ships the same day?

No. The route flies daily; your box still has to be ready and booked before the cutoff.

How are Coupang orders handled?

You export them from Coupang as a spreadsheet and upload it. Waybills get registered in one go. It is a file upload, not a live connection.

Do you support customers in Korean?

Yes, in Korean. How much of it we handle is up to you.

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Tell us what you want to sell in Korea.

Share your product category, current setup, and the work you need help with. Estimates are welcome.

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