YouTube, a unit of Alphabet Inc.’s main Google Internet business, plans to launch a paid subscription service called Unplugged that would offer customers a bundle of cable TV channels streamed over the Internet, as Bloomberg reported.

This project would make its debut in 2017, Bloomberg said citing a number of sources who know about this plan.

YouTube executives have discussed these plans with most major media companies, including Comcast Corp.’s NBCUniversal, Viacom Inc., Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. and CBS Corp., but have yet to secure any rights, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the talks are private.

Comcast, the Twenty-First Century Fox and Viacom could not be reached to comment on the plan, while the Alphabet and CBS refused to testify.

According to Reuters, YouTube already offers 9.99 US dollars per month for the subscription fee of the service is called YouTube Red in the United States that makes the viewers to watch videos uninterrupted ad.