The title 'Eyeshopping' (아이쇼핑) is a wordplay: rather than referring to the shopping term 'eye + shopping', it uses the Korean word '아이' (child) combined with 'shopping', giving the title a double meaning related to the story's theme of child trafficking.

Unlike the original webtoon, which carries an adults-only rating, the TV adaptation was given a 15+ age rating.

According to the production company's preview page, the drama was described as one that would deliver both a profound message about family and the cathartic thrill of revenge.

Director Oh Ki-hwan, known for previous works such as SF8 and How to Be Thirty, stated that this project 'poses the most fundamental question of my entire directing career.'

The production company for the series reportedly changed during development: it was initially announced as a co-production between Group 8 and Fantagio, but the final credits listed Takeone Studio as the co-producer instead.

The series was exclusively streamed on the OTT platform TVING, but unlike most shows on the platform, it did not offer Korean-language subtitles despite the platform supporting them.