Three doors.

A chamber that operates an edition of Common Sense Quarterlyearns roughly $24,000–$28,000 in net annual revenue (twenty spots at $549 per edition, four editions per year, after the 15% platform share and production costs of $2,200–$3,300 per edition). The chamber recruits sponsors, coordinates the EDDM drop, and keeps the operating margin. Liberty’s Principles Media handles the technology, the lawyer-curated copy, the design, and the payment infrastructure.

The U.S. Chamber Foundation’s 250th Business Playbook encourages chambers to lead civic education programming. CSQ is a way to step into that moment with a recurring revenue program attached.

Three classroom-ready surfaces. Liberty’s Principles Palsfor K–3 reading and read-aloud (twenty-nine titles, full set); Zen and the Art of Citizenship for high-school and college civics; the Citizen’s Compass education app for gamified mode-based learning across Family, Citizen, and Educator modes.

Curriculum licensing terms include lesson plans, discussion questions, parent guides, and printable activities tied to the twenty-five founding principles. The first wave covers eight priority principles across three grade bands (twenty-four lesson plans). Single-school, district, and statewide tiers available.

Daily-history features, Know Your Rights amendment briefings, and principle-of-the-quarter editorial are all available for syndication to local newspapers, civic newsletters, podcasts, and partner organizations. The terms are simple: attribution to Liberty’s Principles Media, link back to the source surface, no paywall on the syndicated piece. Custom co-branded packages also available.