Netflix is ​​said to be considering adding to its regular streaming service

Netflix is ​​considering adding regular shows to movies and TV shows, According to The Wall Street Journal. The move sounds like Netflix’s version of regular services like Pluto TV and Tubi, except the biggest hook for them is that they’re free – thanks to the ads you have to watch. Netflix has seen success with its ad-supported segment, which is very popularbut it costs $8.99 per month after that recent price hikes.

Netflix appears to be considering selling bundles that would include other streaming services, some of which its competitors prefer. Apple TV and Prime Video give it away already. The company has been seeing signs of falling out of favor, a WSJ he says, so this new movement is an idea to try and help change things.

Stories follow Bloomberg‘s recent report that Netflix has been trying to figure out why the second season of its shows is experiencing a huge drop in viewership. (My friend Charles Pulliam-Moore he has several ideas.) Netflix has been bringing in a lot of new content lately, including video podcasts and videos from Media outlets like BuzzFeed and Condé Nast, which are easy to turn on and leave running in the background and don’t require the dedicated attention of a large audience.

Netflix spokesman Adrian Zamora declined to comment.