90 Day Korean

Course app: a Korean course on a members' website in four levels of about 90 days, with a native coach who answers by text and grades your homework on VIP.

Prices checked 16 Oct 2026 · How we check

Is 90 Day Korean worth it?

Yes, if you want one set path through Korean grammar to an intermediate level, and, on VIP, a native teacher to check your work by text.

What it costs. A year costs $299 ($24.92 a month); month to month is $35.

What's free. No free tier; no free trial.

Skip it if you want an app from the App Store or Google Play, or to try the course free first: 90 Day Korean runs in a browser on its members' website, with a 30-day money-back guarantee in place of a trial.

$299 a year $24.92 a month, billed yearly · Standard Membership

In our comparison: strongest on teaching depth, weakest on price.

Annual plan
$299 a year ($24.92/mo)
Monthly plan
$35
Lifetime plan
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Free tier

None
Languages
1
Speech recognition
Yes · VIP Membership only.
Live tutoring
No · VIP's coach answers in writing, in a 1:1 text thread, and grades homework; there are no live lessons.
Offline mode
—
Placement test
—
CEFR levels
—
Refund or trial
No free trial; a full refund if you email within 30 days of signing up, no questions asked. After 30 days its terms refund nothing for a change of mind.
Platforms
Web

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How a 90 Day Korean lesson works

What you do
Work through the week's lessons on the members' website: a short text with clickable audio on one point of Korean, games, flashcards and quizzes with answers, then the week's Challenge, which a VIP coach grades.
What comes back
Quizzes come with answers to check yourself. On VIP, a native Korean coach grades your homework and each week's Challenge by text, and a pronunciation tool gives instant feedback on how you say words.
Not included
A live teacher or stated CEFR levels.

How a lesson works in a course app

In a course app you read or hear a short dialogue, fill in the missing word, and a grammar note explains why. Drawn to explain the kind of app, not taken from any app's screens.

Plans and prices

Every consumer plan on 90 Day Korean's own pricing page or app-store listing, in US dollars unless marked. Per month is the plan price divided by its term. Where the seller shows a crossed-out price beside the one it charges, the figure is the one it charges, and the plan's note gives the crossed-out price.

Plan Billing Price Per month Covers
Standard Membership, yearlyStandardAll four Inner Circle courses, the Korean Gym and the forums; no coach. Annual $299 $24.92/mo one language
Standard Membership, monthlyStandardAll four Inner Circle courses, the Korean Gym and the forums; no coach. Monthly $35 $35/mo one language
VIP Membership, yearlyVIPStandard plus a native Korean coach by 1:1 text thread, homework grading and pronunciation feedback. Annual $500 $41.67/mo one language
VIP Membership, monthlyVIPStandard plus a native Korean coach by 1:1 text thread, homework grading and pronunciation feedback. Monthly $59 $59/mo one language

No price change recorded for 90 Day Korean; its prices were last confirmed 16 Oct 2026. Every price change we have recorded.

What will 90 Day Korean cost you?

The US-dollar prices each seller charges, without refunds.

Total billed over 12 months

$121.00 less on annual billing

Monthly plan $420.00

Annual plan $299.00

One yearly payment of $299.00.

What each plan covers. Monthly: one language. Yearly: one language.

90 Day Korean's monthly price · checked 16 Oct 2026
90 Day Korean's yearly price · checked 16 Oct 2026

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What 90 Day Korean says about itself

What 90 Day Korean says about itself
Feature What 90 Day Korean says
CEFR levels —
What it is Course app. A Korean course on a members' website, the Inner Circle: four courses of about 90 days each at its suggested pace, from Beginner to Intermediate High, with 500+ lessons in text and audio, games, flashcards, worksheets and a weekly Challenge at the end of each week. It starts with reading and writing Hangeul and aims at a 3-minute conversation after the first 90 days. Short extra courses (the Korean Gym) and community forums come with every membership; VIP adds a native Korean coach by 1:1 text thread, who grades your homework, and pronunciation feedback.
Languages offered 1: Korean
Free tier None
Platforms Web
Offline mode —
Speech recognition Yes · VIP Membership only.
Live tutoring No · VIP's coach answers in writing, in a 1:1 text thread, and grades homework; there are no live lessons.
Placement test —
Refund or trial No free trial; a full refund if you email within 30 days of signing up, no questions asked. After 30 days its terms refund nothing for a change of mind.
Company 90 Day Languages LLC, founded 2013

How 90 Day Korean compares

90 Day Korean is strongest on teaching depth, weakest on price. Each criterion is scored out of 5 from what each app says about itself and from independent reviews, to compare apps that do the same job; it is not a review of the app. How we score.

90 Day Korean features and ratings
Feature Score (of 5) Why
Teaching depth 4 A Korean course on a members' website in four levels of about 90 days, with a native coach who answers by text and grades your homework on VIP
Speaking practice 3 Speech recognition scores your pronunciation
Language coverage 1 1 language
Free tier 1 No free tier
Price per month 1 $299 a year $24.92 a month, billed yearly · Standard Membership
Trial and refund 2 No free trial; a full refund if you email within 30 days of signing up, no questions asked. After 30 days its terms refund nothing for a change of mind
Offline use – —
Staying power and bugs – Not available

Languages you can learn on 90 Day Korean

1 language as listed by 90 Day Korean.

How far its courses go

As 90 Day Korean describes each course. A course's level is what its lessons cover, not a level you are promised.

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