About Korea Ticket Alerts
Korea Ticket Alerts is a small, independent project run by one person. It exists to solve one narrow problem: foreign visitors can now buy K-pop concert and esports tickets with an email sign-up and an overseas card, but almost no one outside Korea knows *when* they actually go on sale — or when cancelled seats get released.
So that's all we do: we tell you the on-sale time, in your language, with a direct link to the official sales page. That's the whole service.
We send alerts — we do not buy tickets
We never buy tickets on your behalf, and we never run bots or macros against any platform. Every major Korean platform bans automated buying, and it can get your account permanently banned. Keeping this to alerts-only protects your account and keeps the whole thing on the right side of every platform's terms of service.
How detection works, at a high level
A couple of times a day, an automated job reads the public event listings on platforms like Ticketlink and Interpark/NOL Global — the same pages anyone can browse. When a new event or a new on-sale time shows up, it's added to a database and posted to the channel. We scrape politely: only public listing pages, with delays between requests, and we skip anything we can't read cleanly rather than hammering a site.
Times are always shown in KST (the clock the on-sale actually runs on) alongside UTC, so you can work out your own local time wherever you are.
Who's behind it
This is a solo, bootstrapped project — built and maintained by one developer, with running costs kept close to zero. If a platform eventually ships its own multilingual on-sale alerts, this project has done its job and will wind down gracefully.
Questions or corrections? Reach out on the Telegram channel.
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Free public channel. On-sale times, restock windows, and foreigner-friendly buying tips — in your language.