Pricing
A reference library has two kinds of cost: keeping the shelves accurate, and spending live time with readers. The free tier carries the first; paid tiers carry the second. Here is exactly what each pays for.
Reading should never be rationed, but editorial time is finite. So the written shelves — every article, guide, and glossary entry — are free to everyone, forever. What readers pay for is the work that cannot be duplicated at no cost: long-form studies that take weeks to produce, live hours with contributors, and a guided path with individual feedback.
Prices are in Korean won because the room is based in Seoul. There are no discounts with countdowns and no tiers designed to rush you; the prices below are the prices.
Free
All 214 articles, 58 step-by-step guides, and the full glossary. No account, no email gate, no expiry. This is most of the room, and it stays open because a reference that locks its basics is not a reference.
For: every reader, always.
₩12,000 / month
Adds the complete set of long-form ecosystem studies, printable reading paths that sequence the free material for a goal you choose, and a monthly open hour where contributors answer questions live. Cancels at any time; access runs to the end of the paid month.
For: self-directed readers who want depth and order.
₩420,000 / seat
Six weeks, twelve readers, a fixed syllabus, weekly live discussion, and written feedback on your exercises. The price reflects the contributor hours each seat consumes — it is tuition for guided reading, not access to content.
For: readers who want structure, deadlines, and argument.
Membership and program fees fund three things, in this order: the fixed 45-day re-review cycle that keeps every date on the shelf honest; the production of new ecosystem studies, each of which takes a contributor two to four weeks; and the live sessions themselves. No contributor holds tokens in the projects we profile, and no project pays to be studied — that separation is part of what you are buying.
Refund and cancellation terms are written in plain language on the refund page. Questions about which tier fits you are welcome at the reading desk.