CEO Letter - Thank You to All!

For nearly three decades, I've believed that the future of television would not be defined by who owned the cable line, the broadcast tower, the satellite television dish, or even the box attached to your TV sitting in the living room. It would be defined by who could bring everything together into a single experience for consumers and a single platform for businesses.

That journey began with FreeCast and RabbitTV. As a small, self-funded startup, we launched a product that helped millions of consumers discover streaming content at a time when much of the industry still viewed online video as an experiment.

We weren't backed by venture capital. We didn't raise hundreds of millions of dollars. What we had was a conviction that entertainment would eventually become fragmented across hundreds of services and that consumers would need a better way to find and manage it all.

From RabbitTV came SmartGuide and later SelectTV, as we continued building technologies designed to unify live television, streaming services, on-demand content, free channels, and digital media experiences into a single interface.

While much of the industry focused on controlling hardware, walled-garden applications, and operating systems, we focused on solving discovery, aggregation, and consumer engagement. Every year, more content was being created, more services were launching, and consumers were spending more time searching than watching.

Throughout that evolution, FreeCast remained a bootstrapped company. We funded our growth internally, invested in technology, and stayed focused on creating long-term value rather than chasing short-term trends.

We chose not to follow the traditional venture capital path, and when the time came to enter the public markets, we pursued a Direct Public Offering because we believed the investors who supported the company throughout its journey deserved the opportunity to participate in its future.

Today, FreeCast is entering what I believe is its most important phase. The technology stack we spent years building has evolved into a commercial Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) ecosystem designed to serve telecom operators, internet service providers, satellite broadband providers, broadcasters, utilities, hospitality operators, municipalities, sports organizations, and enterprise partners around the world.

The platform is no longer simply about helping consumers find content. It is about enabling organizations to launch, manage, distribute, and monetize digital media services without having to build the underlying technology infrastructure themselves.

Recent commercial relationships are consistent with that vision. Through our DIRECTV agreements, FreeCast and its partners can offer premium television services through existing sales and distribution channels while creating additional subscription-based recurring revenue opportunities.

Through our Starlink Business relationship, we can combine next-generation satellite broadband connectivity with entertainment, communications, advertising, and digital commerce services.

Importantly, Starlink represents something fundamentally different from the legacy satellite television industry. Traditional satellite television relied on dedicated video infrastructure and specialized dishes designed to receive television signals. Starlink is a global broadband network delivering high-speed internet connectivity across a wide range of locations, creating a modern foundation upon which entertainment and digital services can be delivered to connected devices.

We believe this model may ultimately extend beyond traditional streaming distribution. In our view, the convergence of media, connectivity, commerce, and advertising is creating opportunities for platforms that can simplify how these services are delivered and managed.

Rather than requiring significant investments in new cable construction, television infrastructure, or proprietary hardware deployments, our platform is designed to leverage the devices consumers already own and the networks already being deployed worldwide. We believe the future of digital distribution will increasingly focus on maximizing the value of existing infrastructure.

What makes this opportunity especially compelling is the economics behind it. Across the media, telecommunications, and technology sectors, companies continue to invest substantial capital building and maintaining networks, devices, and distribution systems.

Software platforms have repeatedly demonstrated the ability to create value by connecting existing assets more efficiently. While bandwidth demand and infrastructure requirements will continue to evolve over time, reducing unnecessary complexity and infrastructure costs may represent one avenue for improving operational efficiency among service providers.

Similar to how software platforms such as Spotify helped simplify access to music content without owning traditional distribution infrastructure, we believe the next generation of media platforms has the potential to unify entertainment, connectivity, advertising, commerce, and consumer engagement across televisions, smartphones, tablets, computers, automobiles, and emerging connected devices.

For FreeCast, the vision has never changed. We started by helping consumers navigate the complexity of streaming. Today, we are helping industries navigate the complexity of digital distribution.

From a scrappy startup operating on determination and innovation to a publicly traded company building what we believe has the potential to become a foundational utility layer for the next generation of media and connectivity, our mission remains the same: make entertainment easier to find, easier to deliver, and easier to monetize.

If the last ten years were about proving the concept, we believe the next phase of the company's evolution will focus on expanding the platform, growing our partner ecosystem, and pursuing opportunities in additional markets around the world.

Thank you to our shareholders, partners, customers, and employees who have been part of this journey. We believe the opportunities ahead are significant, and we remain committed to executing our strategy with the same discipline, innovation, and determination that brought us to this point.

William Mobley

Chief Executive Officer

FreeCast, Inc.

Important Cautions Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

All statements other than statements of historical facts included in this press release are “forward-looking statements” (as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995). Generally, such forward-looking statements include statements regarding expectations, possible or assumed future actions, business strategies, events or results of operations, including statements regarding expectations or predictions or future financial or business performance or conditions and those statements that use forward-looking words such as “projected,” “expect,” “possibility” and “anticipate,” or similar expressions. The achievement or success of the matters covered by such forward-looking statements involve significant risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. Actual results could differ materially from current projections or implied results. The Company cautions that statements and assumptions made in this news release constitute forward-looking statements and make no guarantee of future performance. Forward-looking statements are based on estimates and opinions of management at the time statements are made. The information set forth herein speaks only as of the date hereof. The Company and its management are under no obligation, and expressly disclaim any obligation, to update, alter or otherwise revise any forward-looking statements following the date of this news release, whether because of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.