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Apollo Group TV vs Kemo IPTV

The head-to-head between the category benchmark and the cheapest annual subscription in the directory.

Head-to-head

Apollo Group TV vs Kemo IPTV

Apollo Group TV
7.8/10
The most-recognized name in the category — widest device coverage, largest community footprint.
vs.
Kemo IPTV
7.2/10
Cheapest annual price in our directory (~$5/month effective). Brand history is messy.
Apollo wins on stability. Kemo wins on price. Pick by priority.

The short answer

The head-to-head between the category benchmark and the cheapest annual subscription in the directory.

If you're weighing Apollo Group TV against Kemo IPTV, you're making a classic stability-vs-price trade. Apollo ($9.99/mo on annual, ~$120/year) is the most-measured, most-discussed IPTV service in the category. Kemo ($59.99/year, ~$5/month effective) is the cheapest annual in our directory — and brand continuity is where it gets messy.

On device coverage, Apollo is ahead. On price, Kemo is ahead. On sports peak-window stability, early signals favour Apollo. On channel count, Kemo advertises more, but advertised-vs-usable has a gap.

The honest recommendation: if you watch IPTV casually (~1–2 hours/day), Kemo's $55 annual saves enough that trying it is low-risk. If you're replacing cable for a household of four, Apollo's stability is worth the $60/year premium.

Head-to-head metrics

Every row tested on the same 30-day rig.
Metric
Apollo Group TV
Kemo IPTV
Annual cost
$119.99 $9.99/mo effective
$59.99 $5.00/mo effective
Simultaneous streams
2
1
Channel count (claimed)
12,000+
15,000+
Device coverage
Fire TV, Apple TV, Android, iOS, MAG
Fire TV, Android, M3U only on iOS
Cloud DVR
No
No
Free trial
No
No
Refund policy
48h (card only)
24h (card only)
Brand continuity
Stable since 2020
Multiple mirror domains

Apollo Group TV — pros and cons

Pros
Cons

Kemo IPTV — pros and cons

Pros
Cons
Apollo for households, Kemo for solo budget viewers
If IPTV is replacing cable for a household and the peak-window stability matters, Apollo Group TV is worth the $60/year premium. If you're a solo viewer looking for the cheapest reliable annual and you're willing to accept brand-continuity risk, Kemo IPTV's ~$5/month effective is hard to beat — buy annual, run the first 24 hours hard, and take the refund if it's not what you want.