HB Crossborder Get a free check

Korean and Naver work for agencies, under your name

We never contact your client. Our name appears on nothing they see unless you want it to.

Your clients want Korean customers. You keep the relationship and set the price; we do the Korean work behind you and never contact your client.

Unbranded example report: the agency’s logo goes where ours would be
Unbranded example report (fictional business). Your logo goes in the dashed box.

Partner rates

You pay 80% of our list price. Quote your client at list and the 20% is your margin, or price higher and keep more. USD before tax, with HKD and SGD for your quotes.

ServiceList priceYou pay (80%)
Korean Visitors setupFor venues in Hong Kong, Singapore and beyond: Korean search check, Google Maps details, Korean page US$1,500–3,000HK$11,700–23,400 · S$2,000–3,900 US$1,200–2,400HK$9,360–18,720 · S$1,600–3,120
Korean Visitors monthly3 to 6 Naver blogger visits and an English report. Blogger fees at cost US$900–1,600 a monthHK$7,000–12,500 · S$1,200–2,100 US$720–1,280 a monthHK$5,600–10,000 · S$960–1,680
Korea Entry setupFor brands selling into Korea: Naver blog, KakaoTalk channel, Korean landing page US$3,000–6,000HK$23,400–46,800 · S$3,900–7,800 US$2,400–4,800HK$18,720–37,440 · S$3,120–6,240
Korea Entry monthly8 Naver posts, channel upkeep and an English report US$1,100–1,800 a monthHK$8,600–14,000 · S$1,400–2,300 US$880–1,440 a monthHK$6,880–11,200 · S$1,120–1,840

The exact figure within each range is set after a free check of your client’s site, so you know it before you quote. The check itself is free and unbranded.

Contracts

In short: setup 50/50, monthly work paid in advance, 3 months minimum, then month to month.

Setup
50% upfront, 50% on delivery.
Monthly work
Paid in advance, with a 3-month minimum, because Naver content needs that long to show results.
After 3 months
Month to month. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Your client’s payments
What you owe us doesn’t depend on your client paying you.
Invoicing
In USD. PayPal up to USD 1,500, bank transfer above that.

How white-label works

  1. You send a domainA client’s or a prospect’s.
  2. Unbranded checkTwo pages on Naver and Google Korea, within one business day.
  3. You quoteAt list or your own price. When they sign, we bill you the partner rate.
  4. We deliverUnder your name, in accounts opened in your client’s name.
  5. You reportForward our English report as it is, or rebrand it.

The monthly report

A short English report you can forward as it is or rebrand. Your logo if you like, ours nowhere.

We report positions and traffic as measured. We don’t promise rankings.

  • Links to every post published
  • Naver positions for the agreed keywords
  • Blog visits and where they came from (Naver Blog statistics)
  • Search Advisor indexing and errors
  • Enquiries and coupon redemptions we can trace
  • What we change next month

Referral or resale

One route per client, not both.

ReferralResale
Who signs with the clientWe doYou do
Who sets the priceWe do, at listYou do
What you earn10% of what we receive, for as long as the client staysThe difference between your price and our partner rate (80% of list)
Whose name is on the workOursYours, or none
Preview of the first page of the free check report

What we can show you

HB Crossborder is a young company and we don’t name clients. Before founding it, the founder ran Naver for a travel brand: monthly blog visitors rose from 97 to 3,345 in five months (March to August 2026), and the posts appeared 31,000 times in Naver’s AI answers. That was a prior role, not an HB Crossborder client.

The fairest test is on one of your clients: send a domain and get an unbranded two-page check within one business day, free.

See an example report (PDF)

Questions agencies ask

Something else? Ask by email or WhatsApp. We answer within one business day.

Do you ever contact our client?

No. Everything goes through you. Accounts are opened in your client’s name with the access you arrange, and reports come to you.

Can a venue outside Korea get a Naver Place listing?

Naver shows some overseas restaurants in its own place cards, with reviews from Korean users. Without a Korean business registration a venue can’t register or edit that card, so we work on what you can shape: Korean blog posts, Korean Google Maps details and a Korean page.

Can we put our logo on the reports?

Yes. Reports come in English with your logo or no logo at all.

Are the blog posts labelled as ads?

Yes. Every sponsored post says so at the top, as Korea’s advertising guidelines require. We never buy or rent blog accounts.

What does the free check cover?

Two pages on what Koreans find on Naver and Google for your client, what’s missing and the first fixes. Unbranded, within one business day.

Start with one client domain

You get an unbranded two-page check within one business day. Free, and no call unless you ask for one.

What happens next
  1. An unbranded check within one business day
  2. Partner rate card on request
  3. A 20-minute call if you want one