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Korea On Demand: Price, Plans, Channels

Updated October 18, 2026 • By Isabella Endrinal

5.0

AGMTW score, out of 10

Korean shows, free, with an interface that has not been touched in years.

Value for money6.8

Free Korean shows with a dated app.

Free, so nothing can beat it on price. Weighed against what it carries (content 3.5/10), that comes to 6.8 on value.

Content quality3.5

Korean shows, free, with a dated interface.

We have no title-level data for this one, so this is our own read on how much there is worth watching.

Apps and devices6.7

Serviceable app, on 8 of the 12 major devices.

Rated 3.36 in the app store. Works on 8 of 12 devices.

Streaming quality5.0

720p at most, visibly soft on a large screen.

Base plan streams in 720p.

How we calculate this score →

Free trial None
Channels 9+
Devices 15+
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Whether you’re a Korean expat living in North America or a true-blue Hallyu fan, you’ll find much to like in OnDemandKorea, also sometimes known as Korea on Demand. The streaming service has both live TV and on-demand content, which it makes available in three tiers. The basic plan is ad-supported and free, the premium plan costs $13.99/month and gives you exclusive ad-free content, while the premium + box plan costs $19.99/month and gives you all the benefits of the previous plans plus five simultaneous viewings and 100 live channels. Korea on Demand also gives you the option to pay yearly to help you save up to $200 in costs. In terms of content, the platform has an impressively wide range. On the on-demand side, it has more than 500 films that range from mainstream to indie, while on the live TV side, it has multiple channels that cover news, entertainment, variety, and sports. It’s important to note, however, that the entire site is in Korean and not all titles have English subtitles, making it most suited to native or advanced speakers of the language.

How Much Does Korea On Demand Cost? All Plans & Pricing

Cheapest Plan
Basic
$0.00 /month
Streams at home1 streams Streams outside1 streams Profiles1 users Quality720p 4KNo AudioStandard stereo Min. speed1 Mbps
  • Select Korean dramas
  • ODK Originals
  • Picture-in-picture function
  • Ad-supported
  • Some films & shows are pay-per-view

Try out Korea on Demand through their free tier

Sign up for Basic
Standard with Kocowa
$6.66 /month or $79.99/year
Streams at home1 streams Streams outside1 streams Profiles1 users Quality1080p 4KNo AudioStandard stereo Min. speed1 Mbps Annual price$79.99
  • Access to the whole ODK library
  • Fewer ad breaks
Sign up for Standard with Kocowa
Premium with Kocowa
$11.66 /month or $139.99/year
Streams at home2 streams Streams outside2 streams Profiles2 users Quality1080p 4KNo AudioStandard stereo Min. speed1 Mbps Annual price$139.99
  • Access to the whole ODK library
  • Ad-free
  • More profiles & streams
Sign up for Premium with Kocowa
Family with Kocowa
$14.16 /month or $169.99/year
Streams at home4 streams Streams outside4 streams Profiles4 users Quality1080p 4KNo AudioStandard stereo Min. speed1 Mbps Annual price$169.99
  • Access to the whole ODK library
  • Ad-free
  • More profiles & streams

Share your plan with the whole family through ODK's Family Plan

Sign up for Family with Kocowa
ODK Box with Kocowa
$15.00 /month or $180.00/year
Streams at home4 streams Streams outside4 streams Profiles4 users Quality1080p 4KNo AudioStandard stereo Min. speed1 Mbps Annual price$180.00
  • What you get with the Family Plan
  • Ad-free
  • 100+ channels
  • Comes with the ODK Box

Free rental for the ODK Box requires a $50 deposit and is shipped for free

Sign up for ODK Box with Kocowa

What Channels Does Korea On Demand Carry? (9+ Channels)

Korea On Demand carries 9+ channels, including Channel A, JTBC, K Movie, MBN, News 1, News 2, and more.

  • Channel A
  • JTBC
  • K Movie
  • MBN
  • News 1
  • News 2
  • TV Chosun
  • Yonhap News
  • YTN

What Devices Support Korea On Demand?

  • Amazon Fire TV
  • Android
  • Apple TV
  • Google TV
  • Hisense
  • IOS
  • LG
  • LG Smart TV
  • Philips
  • Roku
  • Samsung
  • Samsung Smart TV
  • Samsung TV
  • Sony
  • TCL

Korea On Demand at a Glance

Payment Options

  • Credit card
  • Debit card

Korea On Demand Features

  • 2 screen streams
  • 5 screen streams
  • Ad-free option
  • Ad-supported option
  • Annual subscription
  • Free
  • Free live TV
  • Live TV streaming
  • Monthly subscription
  • Multiple profiles
  • On-demand content
  • Trial

Specialty

  • Asian content
  • International channels
  • International Movies
  • International Shows
  • Korean TV

Frequently Asked Questions About Korea On Demand

Does Korea On Demand have a free trial?

Korea On Demand does not currently offer a free trial.

What channels does Korea On Demand include?

Korea On Demand carries 9 channels, including Channel A, JTBC, K Movie, MBN, News 1, and more.

What devices support Korea On Demand?

Korea On Demand is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, Apple TV, Google TV, Hisense, iOS, LG, LG Smart TV, Philips, Roku, Samsung, Samsung Smart TV, Samsung TV, Sony, TCL.

Can I cancel Korea On Demand anytime?

Korea On Demand is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.

Is Korea On Demand worth it?

Whether you're a Korean expat living in North America or a true-blue Hallyu fan, you'll find much to like in OnDemandKorea, also sometimes known as Korea on Demand. The streaming service has both live TV and on-demand content, which it makes available in three tiers. The basic plan is ad-supported and free, the premium plan costs $13.99/month and gives you exclusive ad-free content, while the premium + box plan costs $19.99/month and gives you all the benefits of the previous plans plus five simultaneous viewings and 100 live channels. Korea on Demand also gives you the option to pay yearly to help you save up to $200 in costs. In terms of content, the platform has an impressively wide range. On the on-demand side, it has more than 500 films that range from mainstream to indie, while on the live TV side, it has multiple channels that cover news, entertainment, variety, and sports. It's important to note, however, that the entire site is in Korean and not all titles have English subtitles, making it most suited to native or advanced speakers of the language.

About the author

Isabella Endrinal

Isabella Endrinal is a curator at A Good Movie to Watch. She's now free from the corporate night shift. Previous articles have been published in outlets such as NANG Magazine. She's currently catching up on some classic films… if she isn't coping with the fact that the Haikyu anime will end soon.

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How we score streaming services

Four criteria, each scored out of 10. The overall score is their weighted average: content 50%, value 20%, apps 20%, streaming quality 10%.

Value for money

0The most expensive service of its kind.

10The cheapest service of its kind, with full content.

Content quality

0None of the 20 most-watched cable channels, or nothing from our recommended list.

10All 20 channels, or the deepest catalog of titles we recommend.

Apps and devices

0A one-star app that runs on none of the 12 major devices.

10Five-star apps on all 12 major devices.

Streaming quality

0Below 720p.

104K on the plan we price.

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