Before you begin with Roku self-fulfillment, ensure you’ve set your Brand Color and Logo in the OTT dashboard.

Set the Brand Color and Logo under Brand & SEO in your BoxCast OTT Dashboard.

Follow the instructions for creating your Roku Developer account. You will need to invite apps@boxcast.com to your Roku account.

You will be directed to the Developer Launchpad after enrolling in the developer program. Click My Channels.

Create a new public channel.

Enter the Channel name, Channel store countries, and Default language, followed by clicking Create Channel.

The following steps are to be completed from your BoxCast OTT dashboard. Provide all the necessary information about your app for the build process.

Use the same name you provided while creating the Public Channel in the Roku Developer Launchpad above (e.g. My Sample Channel).

This is the app icon which appears on users' home screens while using Roku. You will need to provide two sizes of the same image. This is the larger and should be exactly 540 pixels wide by 405 pixels tall.

This should be the same as your Channel Poster Full HD above, but scaled down to 246 pixels wide by 140 pixels tall.

This image is the loading screen displayed when users open your app for the first time. You will need to provide two sizes of the same image. This is the larger and should be exactly 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels tall.

This should be the same as your Splash Screen Full HD above, but scaled down to 720 pixels wide and 480 pixels tall.

Congratulations! You’ve assembled all the data needed to build your app. Make sure everything is correct before submitting your build request. Our system will be hard at work constructing your app for you. Roku apps do require BoxCast Technical Support to complete the process, so expect to hear from us once your build is complete.

App builds may take up to five business days to process.

After you've heard back from BoxCast Technical Support, you'll need to submit your app to Roku for review. The following steps should be completed from Roku’s Developer portal. A link to the Roku Developer portal will appear on the Distribution page of your OTT dashboard once your build is complete, but you may also simply click here, https://developer.roku.com/dev/landing.

To confirm the build has been successfully uploaded to your channel, go to (1) the public channel you created, (2) verify the checklist under Package & testing is marked complete, and then (3) click Listing setup under Store listing.

Fill out the following fields on the Listing setup screen. Upon completion, click Save to navigate back to the channel’s main screen.

Click Store assets under Store Listing.

Fill out the following fields on the Store assets screen. Upon completion, click Save English (assuming English is the default language) to navigate back to the channel’s main screen.

Click Channel profile under Channel properties.

Fill out the following fields on the Channel profile screen. Upon completion, click Save to navigate back to the channel’s main screen.

Click on Monetization setup under Channel properties.

Since BoxCast OTT Apps does not support in-app purchases for Roku, you will select the option I will not be monetizing my channel. Upon completion, click Save to navigate back to the channel’s main screen.

You’re almost there! From the app management page, click Schedule publish. Select the date and time you wish your app to go live. Confirm that the app has been tested, and that you have the authority to submit the app. A Roku employee will perform the final review, and then your app will be published on your selected date.

Your viewers can now access your OTT content on Roku devices. If you’re still struggling with Roku’s app management dashboard, try consulting Roku’s own documentation here: https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/publishing/channel-publishing-guide.md