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YouTube is reportedly offering channels “millions of dollars” not to cross-post videos on Netflix.

YouTube is “close an agreement with several partners” though hasn’t signed any deals yet, according to Bloomberg.

Netflix has been paying YouTube creators, including Alan Chikin Chow, Nick DiGiovanni, and Mythical Entertainment, to post their videos on Netflix the same time they hit YouTube, Bloomberg recently reported.

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