PPP pricing for South Korea
A $9.99 app priced at Purchasing Power Parity costs about ₩9,213 in South Korea. South Korea's purchasing power is 62% of the United States, so a flat $9.99 price — which a flat exchange-rate conversion would list at ₩14,890 — is roughly 1.6× more expensive in local purchasing terms.
South Korea price ladder
Common US price points converted to KRW at Purchasing Power Parity, compared with a flat exchange-rate conversion.
| US price | PPP-adjusted | Flat conversion |
|---|---|---|
| $0.99 | ₩913 | ₩1,476 |
| $1.99 | ₩1,835 | ₩2,966 |
| $2.99 | ₩2,757 | ₩4,457 |
| $4.99 | ₩4,602 | ₩7,438 |
| $9.99 | ₩9,213 | ₩14,890 |
| $19.99 | ₩18,435 | ₩29,795 |
| $49.99 | ₩46,102 | ₩74,509 |
| $99.99 | ₩92,213 | ₩149,034 |
Indicative prices. PPP and FX data as of 2026-08-26.
How prices are formatted in South Korea
Every price above is rounded, not a raw conversion figure. A Purchasing Power Parity-adjusted price for South Korea is rounded to the nearest whole KRW unit and then left there as a whole number, because the KRW has no decimal places.
- Currency
- KRW
- Decimal places
- 0
- Rounding convention
- prices are whole units
- Country code
- KR
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