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 TVStreaming in all 50 states
One IPTV subscription for every US game.
National broadcasts and regional sports networks in a single guide, plus movies and box sets — on the streaming device already under your TV. No cable box, no contract, no technician.
Live in ~10 minutes No contract Works on Fire TV & Roku
Starting at
$25.99/3 months
One device, billed once. A full year is $55.99 — about $4.67 a month.
- 21,500+ live channels
- 72,000+ movies on demand
- No contract, nothing rebills
50
States served
USD
Billed once, no rebill
24/7
US-hours support
4K
On supported feeds
United States pricing
Pick a term. That is the whole decision.
Same lineup on every plan. You are choosing how many devices stream at once and how long you prepay — nothing is held back for a higher tier.
One stream at a time — right for a single TV or one traveller.
6 Months
$35.99
$6.00/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
1 Year
$55.99
$4.67/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
2 Years
$85.99
$3.58/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
Living room plus a bedroom, or the game while someone else streams.
3 Months
$49.5
$16.50/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
6 Months
$69.5
$11.58/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
12 Months
$104.5
$8.71/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
2 Years
$119.5
$4.98/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
A full household, or a small venue that needs several feeds at once.
3 Months
$68.5
$22.83/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
6 Months
$92.5
$15.42/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
12 Months
$152.5
$12.71/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
2 Years
$272.5
$11.35/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
Charged once in US dollars for the term you pick. No equipment rental, no broadcast TV fee, no regional sports surcharge, and nothing rebills when the term ends.
What American viewers get
Built around how United States actually watches
Regional sports, not just national
Regional networks from markets other than your own sit alongside the national broadcasts. That matters most to people who moved away from the city they grew up in — the usual reason a US household cannot watch its own team.
Local affiliates by region
Local feeds are grouped across the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, West Coast and Mountain regions rather than dumped into one alphabetical list. Availability varies by market, so confirm your specific city before committing to a term.
Spanish-language kept whole
Deportes, novelas and noticias stay in their own groups instead of being scattered through the English listings — which is what makes a bilingual household workable rather than irritating.
Priced against a US cable bill
Charged in US dollars, once, for the term you pick. No equipment rental, no broadcast TV fee, no regional sports surcharge, and nothing that quietly rebills in month thirteen.
Why this market needs it
American television is split across more companies than anywhere else, and the split is deliberate. National broadcasters hold one set of rights, regional sports networks hold another, and a handful of marquee events get sold separately again. Following one team through one season can mean three or four separate bills.
That fragmentation is the specific problem this service solves in the US market. National feeds and regional sports networks sit in the same guide, grouped by sport, on one login — so the pre-game show and the game itself are not in two different apps.
The season
What is on, and when
Pro football from September, basketball and hockey from October, baseball from March, and college conferences from August. Something is in season every month of the year.
Full sports calendarWhat your connection needs
Typical US home broadband comfortably carries three or four simultaneous streams. Plan on 15 Mbps per HD stream and 25 for 4K, and run Ethernet to the main television if you can — Wi-Fi contention at eight in the evening causes more complaints than bandwidth ever does.
- 15 Mbps per HD stream
- 25 Mbps per 4K stream
- 99.9% platform uptime
What US subscribers say
A favorite of thousands of US cord-cutters
Reviews left by confirmed subscribers watching on Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV and Smart TVs.
4.8
More than 1,400 ratings from verified customers
98.4% rated us five starsCrisp 4K feeds for Sunday games
"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."
Activated in under 5 minutes
"Comprehensive channel lineup and ultra-fast customer support via WhatsApp. Credentials arrived in my inbox immediately after ordering."
Cable quality without the monthly contract
"Switched from cable 6 months ago and couldn't be happier. All regional sports networks are included with full EPG program guide support."
Every national & regional channel in one guide
"Over 21,500 channels plus movie VOD. Runs amazingly fast on TiviMate with multi-screen support for my living room and bedroom."
Best investment for household sports
"Tried the free trial first to test on my connection, then upgraded to the 12-month tier. The savings compared to cable are insane."
Stable 99.9% uptime for fight nights
"No freezing or stuttering during big PPV fight nights. Support helped me get MAC address setup on Smart IPTV in minutes."
United States questions
Asked before subscribing
Does LEMO TV work in all 50 states?
Yes. The service is delivered over your own internet connection rather than a cable plant, so there is no service map, no address check and no installation window. Customers stream from every state, including Alaska and Hawaii.
Can I watch my home team from another state?
Usually, yes. Regional sports networks from markets other than the one you live in are carried in the same guide, which is the main reason people who relocated subscribe. Confirm the specific network with support before buying a long term.
How much does an IPTV subscription cost in the USA?
Plans start at $25.99 for three months on one device, and a full year on one device is $55.99. You pay once in US dollars for the whole term, and it does not renew automatically. Adding screens or choosing a longer term raises the total, and the full price table is on the pricing page.
How does the price compare to US cable?
A typical US cable package runs $90 to $160 a month once equipment and regional sports fees are added. A 12-month plan here works out to roughly the cost of a single cable month, with no contract and nothing to return.
Do I need a VPN in the US?
No. Some customers on ISPs that throttle heavy video find playback smoother with one during peak evening hours, but it is entirely optional and the service is built to work without it.
Test it on your own connection
A trial line costs nothing and tells you more about picture quality in United States than any page can.