FreeCast signs deal with WIRE3 to provide branded streaming platform
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FreeCast, Inc. (Nasdaq: CAST) has signed an agreement with WIRE3, a Florida-based fiber internet provider, to deliver a white-label streaming entertainment platform for WIRE3 subscribers, according to a company press release.
Under the deal, FreeCast will provide its Platform-as-a-Service solution, allowing WIRE3 to offer a branded streaming experience that combines free streaming television, premium services, live channels, and on-demand programming across connected televisions, smartphones, tablets, and web browsers.
WIRE3 will also participate in FreeCast's MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) partner program, enabling apartment communities, condominiums, student housing, senior living communities, and other multi-tenant properties served by WIRE3's fiber network to receive the branded streaming platform alongside broadband services.
WIRE3's fiber network currently serves communities in the Daytona Beach region and is expanding along Florida's Space Coast.
"We're excited to work with a company that is rapidly investing in Florida's next-generation fiber infrastructure," said William Mobley, Chief Executive Officer of FreeCast.
FreeCast's platform is designed to support revenue opportunities for service providers through subscription management, advertising, premium content, and commerce integrations, without requiring proprietary hardware.
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