Total TV
Total TV is a privately held Slovenian satellite television provider and United Group subsidiary, distributing digital TV and radio via Eutelsat, Hot Bird, and Astra satellites to residential subscribers across the Balkans and Europe under tiered annual packages and exclusive RTV Pink content.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2007
- HeadquartersBelgrade
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Total TV does
Total TV (Kompanija Total TV d.o.o.) is a privately held satellite television provider headquartered in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and a subsidiary of United Group, a Southeast European telecommunications conglomerate. Founded in 2007 by Serbia Broadband (SBB), the company distributes digital TV and radio channels via three satellite systems — Eutelsat 16A, Hot Bird, and Astra — to households across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, and North Macedonia, plus an International offering spanning the broader European area. Total TV positions itself as "cable over satellite," serving viewers outside cable network coverage with a content lineup that includes regional broadcasters (RTV Pink, United Media, N1) and up to 200 bonus free-to-air channels.
The core product is a tiered subscription package structure: Total TV (€139/year, 40+ channels, 14 HD), Maximum (€190–€239/year, 70+ channels, 17 HD), and Pink (€149/year, 30 channels, 3 HD), supplemented by add-on packages including Film Box (€36/year), Club X (€20, adult content), and Elita (€100, 24/7 reality show access across 4 dedicated channels). Subscribers receive a satellite HD receiver with HDMI/USB, Dolby stereo, electronic program guide with 2-day advance scheduling, and recording/playback via external hard disk. HD channels have been included in the base package since 2016, following the merger with Telemach d.o.o. that produced the V2.0 unified platform.
Total TV generates revenue primarily through annual recurring subscription fees and satellite receiver hardware sales/leases. Distribution occurs through a network of authorized partners (ovlašćeni partneri) who handle sales, installation, and equipment mounting, supplemented by direct online ordering through the company website. The company is integrated into United Group's broader sales channels via Telemach and SBB in each operating market. The customer base is entirely residential (B2C), with no disclosed enterprise offerings. Total TV does not publish revenue figures, and no AI/ML capabilities are evidenced in the available operating data.
Total TV firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Total TV
- Legal name
- Kompanija Total TV d.o.o.
- Website
- https://totaltv.tv
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2007
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Total TV is a privately held Slovenian satellite television provider and United Group subsidiary, distributing digital TV and radio via Eutelsat, Hot Bird, and Astra satellites to residential subscribers across the Balkans and Europe under tiered annual packages and exclusive RTV Pink content.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Total TV industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Satellite Television Services
- NAICS
- Satellite Telecommunications (517410)
- SIC
- Cable & Other Pay Television Services (4841)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Satellite Video & Media Distribution (DTH, Contribution/Distribution, Occasional Use) (HDAIAJAG)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Pay-TV Value-Added Services (DVR, VOD, TV Everywhere, Apps) (MPABAGAG)
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Where Total TV is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Belgrade
Offices1 record
Markets served
Total TV business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Supply Chain
Revenue model
- TV Subscription Fees: Total TV generates revenue through recurring subscription fees charged for TV packages (Total TV, Maximum, Pink) on an annual billing cycle. Packages range from €139/year (Total TV) to €190/year promo / €239/year regular (Maximum). Additional revenue from premium add-on packages such as Film Box (€36/year), Club X (€20), and Elita (€100).
- Equipment Rental/Sales: Revenue from satellite HD receiver hardware provided to subscribers, either as part of the package or as an add-on purchase. External hard disk enables recording and playback features for an additional equipment fee.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Annual | Total TV package – 40+ TV channels, 14 HD, 10 radio – €139/year |
| Subscription | Annual | Maximum package – 70+ TV channels, 17 HD, Club X – €190/year (promo to 30.9.2025, regular €239) |
| Subscription | Annual | Pink package – 30 TV channels, 3 HD – €149/year |
| Subscription | Annual | Film Box add-on – €36/year |
| Subscription | Annual | Club X add-on – €20 |
| Subscription | Annual | Elita add-on – €100 |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels4 records
Total TV product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Total TV sells annual subscription access to digital satellite television packages delivered via Eutelsat 16A, Hot Bird, and Astra satellites across the Balkans and broader Europe. The portfolio comprises three core packages (Total TV, Maximum, Pink) ranging from €139 to €239 per year, supplemented by add-on packages (Film Box, Club X, Elita) and a proprietary Satellite HD receiver with DVR capability. Subscribers also receive up to 200 free bonus TV and radio channels as part of any subscription.
Product overview
Total TV is a digital satellite television service provider operating across the Balkans region (Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Slovenia) and internationally. The core offering consists of satellite TV packages delivered via Eutelsat 16A, Hot Bird, and Astra satellites. Three primary subscription packages are available: Total TV (40+ channels, 14 HD at 139 EUR/year), Maximum (70+ channels, 17 HD at 190 EUR/year), and Pink (30 channels, 3 HD at 149 EUR/year). The portfolio includes add-on packages: Film Box (36 EUR/year) for films and adult content, Club X (20 EUR) for adult programming, and Elita (100 EUR) for 24/7 reality show access across 4 dedicated channels. Equipment includes a Satellite HD Receiver with DVR capability via external hard disk, HDMI/USB ports, and electronic program guide. The service also offers up to 200 free bonus channels as part of any subscription.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Total TV: Base satellite TV package offering 40+ TV channels including 14 HD channels, 10 radio channels, and up to 200 bonus free-to-air channels via satellite.
- Total TV Maximum
- Total TV Pink
- Club X
- Elita
- FilmBox
Products and services
- Total TV Package Base satellite TV package offering 40+ TV channels including 14 HD channels and 10 radio channels, with digital HD television on one TV in the household. Includes satellite HD receiver with TV guide, recording, pausing, and 72h rewind features. Priced at €139/year.
- Maximum Package Mid-tier satellite TV package offering 70+ TV channels including 17 HD channels, bundled with Club X adult content package. Promotional pricing €190/year (valid until 30 September 2025), regular price €239/year.
- Pink Package Entry/mid satellite TV package centered on Pink media group channels, offering 30 TV channels including 3 HD channels. Priced at €149/year.
- Film Box Add-on Additional package featuring films, action content, series, extreme sports, and adult channels. Priced at €36/year.
- Club X Add-on Adult entertainment package including RedLight HD, Blue Hustler, Dusk, Brazzers TV HD, and Reality Kings HD. Priced at €20.
- Elita Package Reality show package providing 24/7 live access to the Elita reality show across 4 dedicated channels (Elita Live 1, 2, 3, and 4). Priced at €100. Excluded from holiday promotional channel unlocks.
- Satellite HD Receiver Hardware device enabling satellite TV reception with HD resolution display, electronic program guide, recording and playback via external hard disk, HDMI and USB ports, and Dolby stereo digital audio. Provided as part of the satellite TV package or sold as an add-on.
Quantifiable outcome
- HD channels included in basic (entry-level) package at no extra cost since 2016
- +2 more outcomes
Companies that use Total TV
Customer profileNamed customers1 record
Segments1 record
Ideal customer profiles1 record
Total TV technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature4 records
Total TV partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.
- Prva and B92 TelevizijaminorIn October 2022, Total TV reached an agreement with Prva and B92 television leadership to retain these channels (along with Prva Plus, Prva Kick, and Prva World) in the Total TV offering. This followed negotiations amid external pressures on Total TV.
- Serbia Broadband – Srpske kablovske mreže (SBB)coreFounded in 2007 in Slovenia by Serbia Broadband – Srpske kablovske mreže (SBB), the original parent company that established Total TV as a satellite TV service. SBB is a major cable operator in Serbia.
- Telemach d.o.o.coreTotal TV merged with Telemach d.o.o. (Ljubljana) and launched the V2.0 platform together, combining satellite TV operations under a unified digital platform. The merger strengthened Total TV's position as the leading satellite TV provider in the ex-Yugoslav region.
- United MediaminorUnited Media produces channels distributed on the Total TV platform, including Nova Series and Grand Nostalgija. Total TV carries these channels as part of its channel lineup.
- RTV PinkcoreRTV Pink is a key content partner producing the Elita reality show and a large suite of Pink-themed channels (Pink, Pink Plus, Pink Extra, Pink Music, Pink Kids, etc.) distributed exclusively on Total TV. Pink reality shows are among the most-watched content in the region.
- Eutelsat, Hot Bird, Astra SatellitescoreTotal TV distributes its digital TV signal via three satellite systems: Eutelsat 16A, Hot Bird, and Astra. The company describes its service as 'cable over satellite' (kablovska preko satelita), using satellite infrastructure to deliver TV content to customers unable to access cable networks.
- N1 Television (CNN affiliate)minorN1 HD (Serbia), N1 Bosnia and Herzegovina, and N1 Croatia channels are carried on Total TV packages, providing regional news coverage.
Scale indicators3 records
Recent moves10 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Total TV competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- beIN Media Group: beIN operates satellite pay-TV platforms across MENA, Turkey, and parts of Europe with sports-heavy content. Comparable as a multi-country DTH pay-TV operator with premium content partnerships and HD/subscription tiering, though operating in different geographies.
- Sky Deutschland: Sky Deutschland is the largest pay-TV operator in Germany and Austria, delivering premium content via satellite, cable, and OTT. Comparable as a DTH satellite pay-TV competitor in adjacent Central European markets, though at much larger scale and with premium sports/movie focus.
- MultiChoice (DStv / GOtv): MultiChoice is the leading pan-African DTH satellite pay-TV operator with DStv and GOtv brands. Comparable to Total TV as a multi-country satellite pay-TV provider with tiered subscription packages, HD content, and exclusive local content partnerships across emerging markets.
- Canal+: Canal+ is a major European pay-TV operator with significant DTH satellite operations across France, Poland (nc+), and other markets. Comparable as a premium pay-TV satellite operator with similar subscription packages, HD offerings, and European multi-country footprint, though much larger in scale.
Regional players
- Foxtel: Foxtel is Australia's largest pay-TV operator delivering content via satellite (and increasingly OTT). Comparable as a satellite-based pay-TV provider with tiered subscription packages, HD offerings, and exclusive content partnerships — though geographically distant and operating in a single market.
Others
- SRG SSR: SRG SSR is Switzerland's public broadcaster distributing content via satellite (and other channels). Comparable to Total TV in satellite TV distribution of regional language channels across a defined geography, though operating as a public broadcaster rather than commercial pay-TV operator.
- SBB (Serbia Broadband): SBB is Serbia's largest cable operator and the original parent/founder of Total TV (both now under United Group). Comparable as an adjacent pay-TV distribution channel in the same Balkan markets, and as a corporate sibling integrated with Total TV's distribution after the Telemach merger.
Direct peers
- M7 Group (Skylink): M7 Group operates Skylink, the leading DTH satellite TV platform in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Directly comparable to Total TV: similar business model (satellite DTH pay-TV bundles), similar geographic focus on Central European multi-country markets with local-language channel lineups, and similar positioning as a cable-replacement service.
- Freesat: UK-based free-to-air satellite TV platform jointly owned by BBC and ITV, delivering FTA channels via Astra satellites. Comparable to Total TV in DTH distribution model and reliance on Astra satellite capacity, though operating in a free rather than subscription model.
- Allente (Viasat): Allente is the leading DTH satellite TV provider in the Nordic region (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland), formed from the Viasat/Telenor merger. Comparable to Total TV as a multi-country DTH satellite operator delivering both SD/HD channels and bundled content, with similar 'cable over satellite' positioning in markets with cable alternatives.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Funding rounds
Investors
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Total TV M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Total TV
What does Total TV do?
Total TV sells annual subscription access to digital satellite television packages delivered via Eutelsat 16A, Hot Bird, and Astra satellites across the Balkans and broader Europe. The portfolio comprises three core packages (Total TV, Maximum, Pink) ranging from €139 to €239 per year, supplemented by add-on packages (Film Box, Club X, Elita) and a proprietary Satellite HD receiver with DVR capability. Subscribers also receive up to 200 free bonus TV and radio channels as part of any subscription.
Is Total TV a public or private company?
Total TV is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was Total TV founded?
Total TV was founded in 2007. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Total TV based?
Total TV is headquartered in Belgrade.
How does Total TV make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. TV Subscription Fees are the primary driver. The others are equipment Rental/Sales.
Who are Total TV's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are beIN Media Group, Sky Deutschland, MultiChoice (DStv / GOtv) and Canal+. Foxtel is listed as a regional player. Others are SRG SSR and SBB (Serbia Broadband). Direct peers are M7 Group (Skylink), Freesat and Allente (Viasat).
Does Total TV have an API?
No public API is recorded for Total TV.
What industry is Total TV in?
Total TV's product category is Satellite Television Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAIAJAG, Satellite Video & Media Distribution (DTH, Contribution/Distribution, Occasional Use), with a secondary code of MPABAGAG, Pay-TV Value-Added Services (DVR, VOD, TV Everywhere, Apps). Its NAICS code is 517410 and its SIC code is 4841.