transparency

Open Books

Cube Commons is a Massachusetts Benefit Corporation.
These dashboards make fiduciary duty visible.

Last updated: 2026-04-08

01

Governance

Board oversight, benefit director assessment, co-founder workstreams. Three views into how decisions get made.

3 dashboards — Board · Benefit Director · Co-Founder 02

Sustainability

How Cube Commons sustains itself. No venture capital. No ads. Grants, community funding, and .cube registry revenue.

Revenue model · Infrastructure costs · Community funding 03

Economics

Registry unit economics, break-even calculator, cost structure decomposition. Every number is real or clearly marked as a placeholder.

Interactive calculator · LTV/CAC · Sensitivity analysis 04

Grants & Public Goods

Active grant applications, in-kind investment valuation, and the Samuelson gap — why the market doesn't provide .cube namespace.

8 applications · $360K+ in-kind · Pipeline tracker 05

Fleet Costs

What it costs to build with AI agents. STU normalization, monthly burn rates, proving ground experiment economics.

Cost per model · Monthly burn · Experiment log

Why Publish This

Most companies treat their finances, governance, and operating costs as proprietary. We treat them as infrastructure. If the mission is public, the books should be too.

Massachusetts Chapter 156E requires a public benefit report. We go further: real-time dashboards, interactive calculators, and full cost decomposition. Not because we have to. Because it's the right way to build a commons.

Fiduciary duty. Made visible.