FreeCast Partners with DIRECTV to Sell Streaming in Multifamily Housing
FreeCast has secured an agreement to become an authorized distributor of DIRECTV's streaming services, specifically targeting the multifamily housing market. Under the deal, forged through the DIRECTV Multifamily business unit, FreeCast will market and sell DIRECTV's streaming packages to property owners of apartments, condominiums, and other multi-resident communities. The partnership is intended to enhance FreeCast's turnkey entertainment solution, which already integrates broadcast channels and free streaming options.
Key Takeaways
- The agreement designates FreeCast as an authorized distributor for DIRECTV streaming within apartments, condos, student housing, and senior living communities.
- The partnership allows property owners to customize channel lineups and pricing tiers based on resident demographics.
- Residents can upgrade subscriptions with premium services like HBO Max and Paramount Plus, creating incremental revenue for property owners and distributors.
Why It Matters
This partnership gives FreeCast a recognizable pay-TV brand to anchor its entertainment solution for property owners, moving beyond its core of broadcast and free streaming. For DIRECTV, it provides a specialized distribution channel into the competitive multifamily housing market, a key segment for bulk service agreements. This allows DIRECTV to expand its reach via a partner focused on bundling entertainment amenities. Watch for announcements from FreeCast on the number of properties or residential units where this integrated DIRECTV service is deployed over the next year.
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