- Spectrum, Xumo, and EverPass Media have introduced the EverPass app on the Xumo Stream Box for Spectrum Business customers, integrating over 45 sports networks through a single device.
- The Xumo Stream Box for Business is available for $5 per month, providing a voice-powered remote and an easy-to-navigate interface.
- This launch marks the first commercial sports streaming app on Xumo's platform, enhancing Charter Communications' (CHTR, Financial) offering in the commercial market.
Charter Communications (CHTR) has launched the EverPass app on Xumo Stream Box for Spectrum Business customers. This innovative integration offers bars and restaurants under the Spectrum Sports Fan TV package access to over 45 sports networks, including NFL Sunday Ticket, Peacock Sports Pass, and Amazon Thursday Night Football, through one streamlined device.
Available for $5 per month, the Xumo Stream Box for Business is equipped with a voice-powered remote and a simplified user interface, making it a convenient option for businesses seeking to enhance their sports content offerings. This development builds on EverPass' existing partnership with Spectrum, initiated in 2024, and signifies the first commercial sports streaming app to be deployed on Xumo's platform.
The collaboration between Spectrum, Xumo, and EverPass ensures a comprehensive sports viewing experience, featuring live streams of popular leagues such as the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB. Additionally, the solution includes a marketing platform designed to engage patrons through promotions and interactive content, providing businesses with tools to increase customer engagement and foot traffic.
Commenting on the launch, Alex Kaplan, CEO of EverPass Media, stated, "Through our expanded partnership with Spectrum, we're delivering a plug-and-play streaming solution via Xumo Stream Box for Business that puts premium sports content just a click away. It's a faster, more flexible way for businesses to captivate fans, drive traffic, and create unforgettable game-day experiences."
This strategic move by Charter Communications aims to strengthen its presence in the lucrative commercial pay-TV market, addressing the needs of businesses that traditionally incur higher subscription rates compared to residential customers, while cementing its role as a comprehensive content provider in the evolving digital landscape.
