2025 Update: If you’re looking for affordable digital TV in Uganda, Startimes is still one of the best options in 2025. Whether you want satellite (StarSat) or terrestrial (no dish needed), there’s a package for every budget—and every kind of viewer.
Startimes Uganda StarSat (Satellite) Packages & Prices (2025)
- StarSat Nova: 35+ channels — UGX 13,000/month
- StarSat Smart: 60+ channels — UGX 28,000/month
- StarSat Super: 80+ channels — UGX 55,000/month
- StarSat Chinese: 40+ channels — UGX 70,000/month
- StarSat Indian: 15+ channels — UGX 45,000/month
Satellite service requires a dish and a StarSat decoder.
Startimes Uganda Terrestrial (Antenna) Packages & Prices (2025)
- Nova: 15+ channels — UGX 6,000/month
- Basic: 30+ channels — UGX 13,500/month
- Classic: 45+ channels — UGX 25,000/month
- Unique: 60+ channels — UGX 35,000/month
No dish required—just a digital antenna and a Startimes decoder.
Startimes Uganda Decoder Options & Prices (2025)
- Terrestrial decoder: UGX 45,000–85,000 (comes with 1 month of Classic package)
- Satellite dish + decoder: UGX 155,000 (with 1 month of Super package)
- Promo deals: Sometimes as low as UGX 8,000 for basic decoders—see our latest decoder deals.
Why Choose Startimes in 2025?
- The most affordable digital TV packages in Uganda.
- Flexible options for both dish and no-dish households.
- Special packages for Indian and Chinese communities.
- Great local and international content, including sports, movies, kids, and news.
- Easy to upgrade or downgrade your package anytime.
Comparing Startimes to Other Providers
Curious how Startimes stacks up against DStv, GOtv, or Azam TV? Check out our guides:
- DStv Uganda 2025 package and price guide
- DStv and GOtv Price Hike 2024: Here are the new prices
These are Azam TV Uganda’s latest packages and prices
Startimes continues to make digital TV accessible for everyone in Uganda. If you’ve used Startimes recently, let us know your experience in the comments—or ask a question if you’re thinking of switching.
About David Okwii
David Okwii is the Editor-in-Chief of Dignited.com and a seasoned tech enthusiast whose journey began in the early 2000s. He started blogging while at university, diving deep into mobile apps, smartphone reviews, and operating systems—from testing Linux distros to tweaking Windows machines. David also explores Chromebooks, experiments with Raspberry Pi projects, and brings hands-on curiosity to every review. With vast experience in Uganda’s tech ecosystem and deep knowledge of Africa’s startup landscape, he offers informed, grounded perspectives on consumer technology. When he's not writing or tinkering, David enjoys connecting with nature and exploring the outdoors.