FreeCast (CAST) investor relations material

Business model and positioning

• Positions its offering as white-label media and monetization software, not a D2C streaming service or content owner; partners bring existing customers, billing relationships and infrastructure.

• Targets telecom and wireless providers, broadband ISPs, satellite providers, utilities, membership brands and multi-dwelling communities; calls this reach Partner-Enabled Addressable Customers (PEAC).

• One partner can provide access to tens of thousands to millions of customers; key measures are addressable customers, activated users, transactions per user and revenue per enterprise partner.

• Describes the model as software-led, partner-branded and repeatable across devices and services, with no infrastructure increase required for deployment.

Platform and monetization

• Potential revenue streams include advertising, premium subscriptions, sports pay-per-view, movie transactions, commerce and partner communications.

• Built an ad server over the prior nine months and launched it in March; direct ad delivery uses cross-app viewing data, with partner ad-revenue sharing as one monetization model.

• Envisions a unified TV experience with selected content carousels, search across services, local advertising, loyalty rewards, a Mastercard-linked payment ID and subscription pause/resume controls.

• Partner communications could bring branded neighborhood, residential, member-benefit and service information to TV screens, alongside entertainment.

Commercial traction and plans

• Three mobile virtual network operator contracts are operating, and one utility deployment is complete; several large opportunities are in contract stages, with additional agreements in the pipeline.

• DIRECTV deal is closed and enables integration of live cable channels; Starlink deal supports white-label service for hotels, motels, hospitals and multi-dwelling properties.

• Pursuing more utility and major telecom/satellite relationships; discussions are underway with brands, builders and smart-home communities through the MDU group.

• Management said proofs of concept are in place, implementations have begun and partner deals are stacking; deployments have spanned small providers, regional utilities and 13 Caribbean sovereign nations, with expansion into 210 U.S. DMA markets underway.