3 Months
$25.99
$8.66/mo equivalent · billed once
- 21,500+ live channels
- 72,000+ movies on demand
- 11,200+ series and box sets
- Up to 4K UHD
- Boxing & MMA PPV included
LEMO TVCoast to coast, over your own connection
The Canadian sports calendar and the cross-border American leagues in one guide, with English and French channels side by side. No set-top box and no term contract.
Starting at
$25.99/3 months
One device, billed once. A full year is $55.99 — about $4.67 a month.
Oct–Jun
Hockey season covered
EN + FR
Both languages
24/7
Support, any timezone
4K
On supported feeds
The same plans apply wherever you watch. Pick how many devices stream at once and how long you prepay — the lineup is identical on every tier.
One stream at a time — right for a single TV or one traveller.
$25.99
$8.66/mo equivalent · billed once
$35.99
$6.00/mo equivalent · billed once
$55.99
$4.67/mo equivalent · billed once
$85.99
$3.58/mo equivalent · billed once
Living room plus a bedroom, or the game while someone else streams.
$49.5
$16.50/mo equivalent · billed once
$69.5
$11.58/mo equivalent · billed once
$104.5
$8.71/mo equivalent · billed once
$119.5
$4.98/mo equivalent · billed once
A full household, or a small venue that needs several feeds at once.
$68.5
$22.83/mo equivalent · billed once
$92.5
$15.42/mo equivalent · billed once
$152.5
$12.71/mo equivalent · billed once
$272.5
$11.35/mo equivalent · billed once
Prices are quoted and charged in US dollars, not Canadian dollars. Your bank or card issuer applies its own exchange rate and may add a foreign transaction fee, so your statement will differ slightly from the figure shown.
The Canadian season runs October to June and dominates the guide for eight months of the year, including outdoor classics and every playoff round. Regional feeds sit next to the national broadcasts rather than in a separate tier.
French-language channels are carried as their own group rather than as an afterthought, which matters in Quebec and in bilingual households anywhere else in the country.
American football, basketball and baseball feeds are in the same guide as the Canadian ones — the combination most Canadian sports households actually want, and the one that usually costs two subscriptions.
No set-top box, no installer visit and no term contract. Billing is in US dollars, so your card issuer applies its own conversion at the time of payment.
Canadian television has the opposite problem to the American one. There are fewer providers rather than more, but the packages are bundled tightly and the sports rights that matter most sit behind add-ons that cost more than the base subscription they attach to.
The result is familiar to anyone who has tried to follow a full hockey season: a base package that covers almost nothing you actually wanted, plus a sports tier, plus a separate arrangement for out-of-market games.
Hockey from October through June is the spine of the Canadian year, with curling and winter sports through the cold months and cross-border American leagues filling the summer.
Full sports calendarCanadian home broadband handles multiple streams without difficulty in urban areas. Plan on 15 Mbps per HD stream and 25 for 4K. Rural and satellite connections are the usual limiting factor, so test on a trial line before committing to a long term.
Honest comments from confirmed subscribers streaming on Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV and Smart TVs.
Over 1,400 verified customer ratings
98.4% gave a perfect 5 stars"Seamless setup on Fire TV using the Downloader code. Crystal clear 4K feeds for live sports with zero buffering even during peak Sunday kickoff times."
"Comprehensive channel lineup and ultra-fast customer support via WhatsApp. Credentials arrived in my inbox immediately after ordering."
"Switched from cable 6 months ago and couldn't be happier. All regional sports networks are included with full EPG program guide support."
"Over 21,500 channels plus movie VOD. Runs amazingly fast on TiviMate with multi-screen support for my living room and bedroom."
"Tried the free trial first to test on my connection, then upgraded to the 12-month tier. The savings compared to cable are insane."
"No freezing or stuttering during big PPV fight nights. Support helped me get MAC address setup on Smart IPTV in minutes."
Yes. The service runs over your own internet connection, so it works anywhere in Canada with adequate broadband, on the same devices used elsewhere — Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Android and Smart TVs.
This site serves the United States. Canada has its own LEMO TV property, and if you are subscribing from Canada you should confirm with support which site and which billing currency applies to you before paying.
Prices on this site are quoted and charged in US dollars. Your bank or card issuer applies its own exchange rate and may add a foreign transaction fee, so the amount on your statement will differ slightly from the listed price.
Regional feeds from markets across the country are carried in the same guide as the national broadcasts, which is the main reason fans living away from their home city subscribe. Confirm a specific regional network with support before buying a long term.
A trial line costs nothing and tells you more about picture quality in Canada than any page can.