FreeCast Enters Distribution Partnership with Consumer Electronics and IoT Company Foxx Development

FreeCast’s streaming app will come pre-loaded on Foxx Development’s smartphones and tablets.

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FreeCast and Foxx Development are announcing a new distribution agreement, bringing FreeCast’s free streaming app to hundreds of thousands of smartphones and tablets. The FreeCast app is a one-stop source for live and on-demand video content, integrating hundreds of streaming apps into one easy-to-use platform. With FreeCast, consumers can find all the content they want to watch across different sources and providers for the lowest possible price.

Foxx Development is a consumer electronics and integrated Internet-of-Things (IoT) solution company. With robust research and development capabilities, it currently sells a diverse range of products including mobile phones, tablets and other consumer electronics devices throughout the United States. Foxx Development is a device provider for the National Lifeline Program, a federally funded program providing smartphones and wireless service to low-income consumers, with which FreeCast has extensive experience.

William Mobley, FreeCast’s founder and CEO, talked about the partnership opportunity: “FreeCast is a powerful and low-cost television solution, so it’s always been a great fit on low-cost devices, and particularly with our partners that participate in the National Lifeline Program and Affordable Connectivity Program. By partnering directly with Foxx Development, our software will be pre-loaded, ready to go for consumers on millions of new devices. Because we share revenue with our distribution partners, that’s a big win for them as well.”

"This partnership with FreeCast just makes sense," added Greg Foley, CEO of Foxx Development Holdings. "Our customers always look for better ways to watch their favorite shows and movies without breaking the bank. And we're giving them exactly that by having FreeCast ready to go on our devices right out of the box. I'm particularly proud that this will help our Lifeline Program users, who often have to make tough choices about their entertainment spending. Now they'll have a simple way to find and watch the content they love without switching between multiple apps or subscriptions."