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Kemo SAT

Kemo SAT explained

What Is Kemo SAT? Kemo SAT vs Kemo IPTV Explained

Kemo SAT is an IPTV subscription — television delivered over the internet instead of a dish or cable. It is the same service people search for as "Kemo IPTV" or "Kemosat": 34,000+ live channels and 220,000+ movies and series, watched in an app on your TV, streaming stick, phone or computer, from $13 a month.

Is Kemo SAT the same as Kemo IPTV?

Yes — Kemo SAT and Kemo IPTV are one service with two names. You get the same channel list, the same apps and logins, the same prices and the same support whichever name you used to find us. "Kemosat" (one word) is simply the spelling in our web address, kemosat.digital.

Name you may seeWhat it refers toSame login & prices?
Kemo SATThe brand name of the subscription sold on this siteYes
Kemo IPTVThe name most viewers search for — the same serviceYes
Kemosat / Kemo SAT IPTVOne-word and combined spellings of the same nameYes

Why is it called Kemo SAT if there's no satellite?

The "SAT" is a reference to satellite TV — the service many customers used before and the one Kemo SAT replaces. Unlike satellite, nothing is mounted on your roof and there is no receiver card: the channels arrive as data over your broadband, fibre or mobile connection.

Satellite TV

  • Dish, LNB and cabling to each room
  • Receiver or card for every TV
  • Channels limited to what the satellite carries over your region
  • Weather can interrupt the signal

Kemo SAT (IPTV)

  • No dish — just an internet connection
  • An app on the TV, stick, phone or computer you already own
  • Channels from many countries in one list, plus on-demand movies and series
  • Quality depends on your internet speed and Wi-Fi

How does Kemo SAT work?

After you order, you receive login details. You enter them in a player app — TiviMate, IPTV Smarters, IBO Player or your MAG box's portal — and the app downloads the channel list, TV guide and movie library. When you pick a channel, the app streams it from our servers to your screen.

Three kinds of login come with every plan, so almost any device can play the service:

  • Xtream Codes — server URL, username and password. The best option for most apps because it loads the guide and VOD automatically.
  • M3U playlist — one long link, used by players that don't support Xtream Codes (VLC, some smart-TV apps).
  • MAG portal — a portal address linked to your box's MAC address, for MAG and some Formuler boxes.

Read M3U vs Xtream Codes for which one to use, and the setup guides for your device.

Kemo SAT key facts

The essentials in one place: 34,000+ channels, 220,000+ on-demand titles, plans from $13, a 24-hour free trial, a 7-day refund and 1 to 5 devices. These figures are the same on every page of this site.

Kemo IPTV at a glance
Service nameKemo SAT (also known as Kemo IPTV / Kemosat)
Live channels34,000+
Movies & series (VOD)220,000+ (160,000+ movies and 60,000+ series)
Picture qualitySD, HD, Full HD and 4K (4K on channels and titles that are produced in 4K)
Price from$13/month · $69/year ($5.75/month) on 1 device
Plan lengths1 Month, 3 Months, 6 Months, 12 Months
Devices per plan1 to 5 at the same time (5 devices, 12 months: $199)
Free trial24 hours, 1 device, no payment details
Refund7 days after activation if it can't be made to work
ActivationUsually 5–30 minutes after payment is confirmed
Login typesXtream Codes, M3U playlist and MAG portal
Supported devicesFirestick, Android TV, Google TV, Nvidia Shield, Samsung, LG, Hisense, Apple TV, iPhone/iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, MAG, Formuler, Enigma2
SupportWhatsApp, Telegram and email — 24/7, typical reply in a few minutes
ContractNone — one-time payment, no auto-renewal

Who is Kemo SAT for?

Kemo SAT suits households that want many channels without a contract, families who watch on several screens, expats who want channels from home, and sports fans who follow leagues from more than one country. It's less suited to homes with internet slower than about 10 Mbps.

The quickest way to know if it suits you: request the 24-hour free trial or compare Kemo SAT plans.

Questions about the Kemo SAT name

Is Kemo SAT the same as Kemo IPTV?

Yes. Kemo SAT and Kemo IPTV are two names for the same service. "SAT" is a nod to satellite TV, which the service replaces with internet streaming; "Kemo IPTV" is the name most people search for. Same channels, same apps, same login, same prices. You'll also see it written as "Kemosat" in one word.

Do I need a satellite dish for Kemo SAT?

No. Despite the name, Kemo SAT doesn't use a dish, a receiver card or any cabling. Everything is delivered over your normal internet connection, Wi-Fi or Ethernet. If your TV or streaming stick can install an IPTV player app, it can play Kemo SAT.

Which countries can use Kemo IPTV?

Kemo IPTV works in any country with a stable internet connection. Most customers watch from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and Western Europe. The channel list includes local channels for those regions plus international, Arabic, sports and kids' packages, and the TV guide can be shifted to your time zone.

What login details will I receive?

You get three ways to log in: an Xtream Codes login (server URL, username and password), an M3U playlist link, and a MAG/STB portal address for boxes that use a MAC address. Most apps work best with Xtream Codes because it loads the TV guide, movies and series automatically.

Ready to watch Kemo SAT?

Start with the 24-hour free trial or pick a plan from $13. Your login usually arrives 5–30 minutes after payment.

  • From $13 a month
  • No contract, no auto-renewal
  • 7-day refund policy