Start your AI adoption with AI procurement

Imagination Group buys ChatGPT Team or Enterprise, Claude Team or Enterprise, and Gemini for Workspace on your behalf, so there's no foreign card and no dollar payment — just a KRW tax invoice. We size the seats, create accounts, set security policy, add and remove members, and verify billed seats, so you apply and start using it, and organizations with frequent turnover run it without overspending.

Individual plans are ChatGPT Plus ($20) and Pro ($200), Claude Pro ($20) and Max ($100 or $200), and Google AI Pro ($19.99) and Ultra ($249.99). Organization plans are ChatGPT Team ($25–30 per seat) and Enterprise, Claude Team ($25–125 per user) and Enterprise, and Gemini for Workspace Business and Enterprise. Individual plans are built for personal card payments with no admin console, so for two or more people we recommend a team or enterprise plan. The KRW quote is list price × seats, converted at the contract-date exchange rate with VAT added, fixed for the year.

You pay in KRW against a tax invoice, with no dollar payment and no exchange rate to worry about. It meets the legal currency requirements of the Act on Contracts to Which the State Is a Party and the Local Finance Act, we prepare license delivery notes and acceptance records, and payment in arrears, performance bonds, and escrow are available.

Yes. Because the contract is with a Korean company in KRW, public agencies and local governments can use negotiated or procurement contracts, and universities can adopt education plans such as ChatGPT Edu and Claude for Education. For schools and education offices we prepare quotes, statements, and delivery notes for school purchasing routes such as S2B, and we walk through the specific registration and contract path during consultation.

Imagination Group deals directly with the global AI vendors as a Korean supplier and supplies to the organization. Team plans carry vendor minimums (2 seats for ChatGPT Team, 5 for Claude Team, for example), but above that there's no limit, and one account per person isn't required. We forecast each department's usage and propose a mix — the Pro model only where it's needed, for example — designed to stop overspending.

You're billed on the baseline seat count at the start of the billing month, and seats added mid-month are prorated. A seat has to be released before the next cycle to drop off the following invoice, so someone removed at month-end can still count. Your dedicated account manager handles adding and removing members, cancellations, and billed-seat verification, and prepares the records your finance team needs — just send us the change.

Procurement is the initial rollout — buying and setting up. Subscription management is the ongoing version: monthly payments, renewals, headcount changes, and refunds, with 100+ AI tools on a single KRW invoice. For a bundle we map each department's work (documents, data analysis, images, development) and usage, propose one primary tool among ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini plus supporting tools such as Perplexity or Midjourney, and after rollout use usage reports to reclaim unused seats or swap tools to keep optimizing cost.

Yes. OpenAI API, Anthropic Claude API, and Gemini API credits for development and automation can be prepaid against a KRW tax invoice, with usage reports and remaining-credit tracking included. Chat subscriptions and API credits can go on a single contract.

It depends on the vendor. ChatGPT Business and Enterprise: an organization email is recommended (personal emails can be invited too), existing accounts are kept when invited into the workspace, Enterprise supports SAML SSO and SCIM, and members join by admin invite or verified-domain auto-join. Claude Team and Enterprise: organization email, existing accounts are kept when invited, Enterprise supports SSO and SCIM, members join through an admin invite link. Gemini for Workspace: an organization Workspace account is required (personal Gmail doesn't work), the license is assigned to that account in the admin console, and Google sign-in is the default. In every case the flow is contract and payment, then the admin account, then member invites, and accounts are usually issued within one to two business days after signing.