Gaming has been broadcasted on television for years from companies such as MLG, and gaming on YouTube has been common since the creation of the platform in 2005. With the creation of Twitch, gaming was introduced to the live stream media market over the internet and has been steadily growing for years. Within the last few Twitch has seen a major spike in content creators and viewership due to highly popularized games such as Fortnite, Apex Legends, and League of Legends.

Back in 2018, when Fortnite started to take over the gaming world, Stream Builds was made to help transition people from gamers to gaming content creators on Twitch. Though the company has had a slow start, the potential it gives to support content creators with streaming technology, best practices, and networking strategies made it stand out to the small community formed around it.

As of May 2021, the Stream Builds project has been placed on a temporary hold. These are a few of the services provided on Stream Builds and some services that are in the works.

The original idea for the business was to provide a consultation service for streamers. One-on-One conversations about anything stream related seemed like a unique approach at the time. Only a handful of clients reached out for support, but unfortunately the business was not profitable. Stream Builds was paying too much for web hosting on a business that wasn’t generating income to cover the costs, nor could the business cover the domain registration costs. One the last day of Stream Builds’ existance, Jaike exported a backup of the site and shut down Stream Builds. Once he transitioned to a new host and started Silverberg Tech, Jaike restarted Stream Builds on the cheaper host and cheaper domain registration plan.