The platform will first be added to Tigo in Honduras and will gradually be integrated in the telco’s offers across other countries. Tigo is currently operating in most of Central America, Colombia, Bolivia and Paraguay.

Under the terms of the deal, which is similar to previous agreements reached in Latin America, only Tigo subscribers in Honduras will be able to subscribe to the VOD service.

“We are proud of being able to deliver Crackle and its comprehensive portfolio to our pay-TV subscribers, who will be able to enjoy the content anytime, anywhere,” said Luciano Marino, VP for cable operations, Millicom, Tigo’s parent company.

Tigo subscribers in Honduras will have access to Crackle’s iOS and Android apps bouquet, as well as through Apple TV and Chromecast platforms.

“This agreement shows how multi-platform operators have great interest in offering premium and original content, delivered by cutting-edge technology through a flexible platform,” added José Rivera Font, VP and GM, SPT Digital Networks Latin America.