The streaming device maker has bought 75 shows from Quibi, which will show on its free, ad-supported Roku Channel. The company spent less than $100 million on the content rights, according to The Wall Street Journal.
"We are thrilled that these stories, from the surreal to the sublime, have found a new home on The Roku Channel," said Quibi founder Jeffrey Katzenberg in a statement.
Quibi had raised a total of $1.75 billion before shutting down in December. The streaming service was able to win over major studios and A-list Hollywood talent with a unique licensing proposition: Quibi paid top dollars for shows that would be exclusive to the service for seven years, after which rights reverted back to the creators. Roku's deal is thought to follow those terms.
Roku also announced Friday that TVs powered by its operating system outsold all of its competitors in North America last year.