Buyer's guide
How to compare IPTV services, honestly
Every IPTV site claims to be the best. This guide gives you the questions that separate a service you can rely on from one that disappears with your money, including the questions to ask us.
What to compare
Seven criteria that matter more than channel counts
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A clear, complete price
You should see the full price for each plan length before you message anyone.
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A way to try it
A free trial, or a short first plan, on your own TV and connection.
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A written refund policy
Specific about when you can ask and how long it takes, not just "satisfaction guaranteed".
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Reachable support
A real contact route that answers before you pay, because that is how it will answer afterwards.
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Honest device advice
A service that tells you when your device is a poor fit is one that wants you to stay.
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Straight answers on line-ups
Ask about the three channels you care about. Vague answers are an answer too.
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A consistent identity
One website, one number and one email that match, plus legal pages that name who runs the service.
Warning signs
Six red flags to walk away from
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"Lifetime" plans
Nobody can promise a service for life. These offers usually end when the seller does.
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Prices far below everyone else
If a year costs less than a takeaway, ask yourself how the service pays for itself.
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Enormous, oddly precise numbers
Claims of tens of thousands of channels or hundreds of thousands of titles are impossible to check and rarely useful.
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Card numbers requested in chat
A trustworthy seller never asks you to type card details into a message.
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Pressure to pay right now
Countdown timers and "last chance" messages are there to stop you comparing.
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Lookalike names and domains
Several unrelated sites share popular IPTV names. Check that the website, number and email all match.
Side by side
kemo iptv compared with a typical cable or satellite package
Cable and satellite packages vary by provider and region, so the right-hand column describes common arrangements, not any specific company.
| kemo iptv | Typical cable or satellite package | |
|---|---|---|
| Commitment | Prepaid for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months; no automatic renewal | Often a 12 to 24-month contract |
| Equipment | Devices you already own | Set-top box, often rented |
| Installation | Install an app yourself, with chat help | Sometimes an engineer visit |
| Price | From $17 for a month, or $5.42 a month on 12 months | Monthly fee, with price changes over the contract |
| Needs | A steady broadband connection | A cable line or a dish |
| Recording | Depends on your player app | Usually built into the box |
Comparison for general guidance only. Check the terms of any provider you are considering, including ours.
Is it right for you?
Who kemo iptv suits, and who it does not
A good fit if you
- have steady home broadband, ideally with no tight data cap;
- watch live TV, sport or channels from abroad;
- are comfortable installing an app, with help if needed.
Probably not for you if you
- rely on a slow or heavily capped connection;
- need guaranteed recording of every programme;
- only have a Roku and do not want to add a streaming stick.
Comparison questions
Because big numbers say little about quality and change constantly. We would rather confirm the specific channels you care about.
Often, because there is no equipment rental or long contract. Compare the total yearly cost, including any box fees, rather than headline monthly prices.
Our only website is kemoiptvhd.com, and our only WhatsApp number is +212 781 768 546. Both appear on every page of this site.
Put us to the test
Ask us the hard questions from this page. Then try it on your own TV.