FreeCast, a streaming media aggregation and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) technology company, today announced it has entered into an agreement with FPUnet Communications, the internet and communications division of the Fort Pierce Utilities Authority, to offer FreeCast's streaming platform services to residents served by FPUnet's growing fiber broadband network throughout the Fort Pierce, Florida region.

Under the agreement, FreeCast's PaaS platform will be made available to FPUnet subscribers across a service footprint covering more than 30,000 homes. The collaboration is designed to provide residents with access to a modern streaming television experience that combines live television, FAST channels, on-demand streaming services, and enhanced content discovery through a unified interface.

FPUnet has continued expanding its locally operated fiber broadband infrastructure throughout Fort Pierce, Florida and surrounding communities, delivering high-speed internet services and smart city initiatives across the region.

FreeCast's PaaS infrastructure enables broadband operators, telecom providers, municipalities, MDUs, and infrastructure companies to deploy branded streaming ecosystems without the cost and complexity of building a streaming platform internally. The platform integrates streaming aggregation, advertising technology, content management, FAST channel distribution, and connected TV monetization capabilities into a single operational framework.

"This agreement reflects the continued implementation of FreeCast's platform strategy with broadband and infrastructure providers seeking to enhance consumer engagement beyond traditional connectivity services," said William Mobley, CEO of FreeCast. "FPUnet has established itself as an innovative regional fiber provider focused on serving its community with advanced communications infrastructure, and we believe the integration of streaming platform services represents a natural extension of that customer relationship."

FPUnet operates as the communications division of the Fort Pierce Utilities Authority and has expanded fiber internet offerings throughout the area with speeds reaching multi-gigabit capacity and locally managed customer support services.

Through the relationship, FreeCast will provide platform capabilities that support streaming television access across connected TVs, mobile devices, tablets, and web applications, while enabling future opportunities for localized advertising, community engagement channels, and branded digital media services.

The agreement represents another expansion of FreeCast's broader PaaS initiative targeting telecom operators, internet service providers,