KemoTV USA Official site · US edition
Kemo IPTV puts US networks, local channels, live sports and 40,000+ movies and shows on one login, on the Firestick or smart TV you already own.
KemoTV USA prices
Prices in US dollars, paid once per term. Every plan includes every channel, the full on-demand library, 4K and support, from one screen to five.
Screens playing at the same time
$25.99one payment
Works out at $8.66/month
$35.99one payment
Works out at $6.00/monthSave 31%
$55.99one payment
Works out at $4.67/monthSave 46%
Lowest monthly cost
$85.99one payment
Works out at $3.58/monthSave 59%
Prices in US dollars. Paying another way? Message us on WhatsApp.
One payment per term. The monthly figure is just the price divided by the months.
| Plan | 1 device | 2 devices | 3 devices | 4 devices | 5 devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Months | $25.99$8.66/mo | $49.50$16.50/mo | $68.50$22.83/mo | $85.50$28.50/mo | $100.50$33.50/mo |
| 6 Months | $35.99$6.00/mo | $69.50$11.58/mo | $92.50$15.42/mo | $113.50$18.92/mo | $132.50$22.08/mo |
| 1 Year | $55.99$4.67/mo | $104.50$8.71/mo | $152.50$12.71/mo | $199.50$16.63/mo | $240.50$20.04/mo |
| 2 Years | $85.99$3.58/mo | $155.50$6.48/mo | $232.50$9.69/mo | $272.50$11.35/mo | $299.50$12.48/mo |
Why KemoTV USA
The US section of the Kemo IPTV channel list is one of the biggest country groups in the list. It's sorted into categories in your app, so you aren't scrolling through 18,000 channels to find the news.
Line-ups change as broadcasters change. If one channel is the whole reason you're buying, message us and we'll check it before you pay.
Plenty of American households pay well over $100 a month for cable once the box rental, the regional sports fee and the taxes are added. That's more than $1,200 a year.
Kemo IPTV's 1-year plan for one screen is $55.99 for the whole year, about $4.67 a month. Need the kids' room and the living room going at once? Two screens for a year is $104.50. There's no contract, no installation appointment and no box to send back.
You don't need anything special, but some devices make the experience a lot nicer than others.
Roku doesn't really do IPTV. The player apps aren't in its store. If you've got a Roku TV, a $30 Firestick plugged into a spare HDMI port is the easy fix.
Some US internet providers cap how much data you can use each month (Xfinity's 1.2 TB cap in many areas is the best-known example). Streaming uses roughly 3 GB an hour in HD and about 7 GB an hour in 4K.
So a family watching four hours of HD a day uses around 360 GB a month, comfortably under most caps. Watching everything in 4K on two TVs is when it starts to add up. If you're on a capped plan, keep 4K for the big games.
If your program guide looks three hours off, it isn't broken. It just needs your time zone. In TiviMate and IPTV Smarters there's an EPG time offset in the settings. Set it once and the guide matches your local time from then on.
Questions
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WhatsApp usYes. Kemo IPTV runs over the internet, so it works in all 50 states, including Alaska and Hawaii, on any internet provider. If you can stream video at home, you can watch KemoTV.
Not directly, because the IPTV player apps aren't available in the Roku store. Most people with a Roku TV add an Amazon Firestick, which costs around $30 and takes ten minutes to set up with our Firestick guide.
Yes. Every price on this site is in US dollars, and you pay once for the term you choose. Three months is $25.99 and a year is $55.99 for one screen.
It uses about 3 GB per hour in HD and about 7 GB per hour in 4K. Most households stay well under a 1.2 TB monthly cap. If you're close to yours, watch in HD and save 4K for big events.
No. Kemo IPTV is a standalone subscription. You don't need a cable login, a satellite dish or a TV provider account of any kind.
$25.99 gets you three months on one screen, long enough to see how it compares with your cable bill. Questions first? WhatsApp us.