/* global React, Icons, Badge, Btn, Pill, Meter, Score, Stat, Eyebrow */ const { useState } = React; /* ========================================================================= STREAMER PROFILE — StreamerHouse case study ========================================================================= */ const StreamerPage = ({ onNav }) => { return (
The flagship living-lab. Six creators, one permanent rig, twelve months of test logs. Below: what they bought, what failed, and how they actually make their money.
StreamerHouse started as a sublet experiment. Three IRL creators rented a house in Echo Park, pooled gear, and ran it as a permanent stream lab. Today it’s six people and a 14-month log of what actually breaks when you run a rig that can’t go down.
We onboarded the house as livestreamers.org’s living test bed in Q3 ’25. Every gear rotation goes through this rig first. Below, their exact stack — no marketing-page nonsense.
{/* Gear Stack */}The house sits in a known Verizon dead zone. First three streams dropped inside 90 minutes. We added a T-Mobile primary, Verizon backup, AT&T as the failsafe, and a Starlink Mini on the patio for when all three sag.