Founder, Chairman & CEO, FullPAC, Inc.Virginia Beach, Virginia

Hi, I'm Travis. I build the tools campaigns use to reach voters.

I started RoboCent in 2012, in high school, before I could vote in the races I was working on. A decade and change later I'm doing the same thing: making it cheaper and simpler for a candidate to reach the people they want to represent.

What I Do Say Hello

6,000+

Campaigns and Organizations

2012

Year I Started

Both

Parties

What I Do

Where My Time Goes

People hear political tech and picture a war room. Here's what it actually looks like.

Replacing Five Vendors with One Platform

A store doesn't build its own checkout, but a candidate is still expected to wire together a texting vendor, a data vendor, a dialer and a compliance consultant before anyone knocks a door. We're the layer underneath, so a school board run and a statewide race work off the same rails.

Building Something That's Still Here Next Cycle

Plenty of political vendors go quiet in December and reappear in June. We're building the opposite: real systems, real staffing, and the TCPA and FCC work done long before a client has to think about it. Least interesting part of my week, and the reason the platform still answers in late October.

Becoming a Public Company

For a client, that means audited financial statements and public disclosure on file with the SEC instead of a handshake. Our Regulation A+ offering was qualified in December 2025, and we have applied to list our common stock on Nasdaq.

The Companies

My Story

How I Got Here

2012

Started RoboCent with Isaac

Classmates in the Legal Studies Academy at First Colonial High School in Virginia Beach. We started out doing robocalls for local candidates who couldn't afford a real vendor. I wasn't old enough to vote for any of them, and I skipped college to keep it going.

2016

Bought Isaac Out and Ran It Alone

Isaac left to build something else. I ran the company solo for nine years and moved the whole company into peer-to-peer texting as voters stopped answering their phones.

2018 to June 2025

It Got Big

First-time candidates, statewide races, national committees, SuperPACs. Both parties, which surprises people. The pipes don't have a side.

June 2025

Reunited with Isaac and Built FullPAC

RoboCent became a wholly owned subsidiary of FullPAC. Same operating business, restructured to hold more than one company.

Travis speaking at Campaigns and Elections Postscript

Keynote at Campaigns & Elections Postscript, December 2025.

December 2025

Reg A+ Qualified

Our Regulation A+ offering was qualified by the SEC.

Travis and the FullPAC team on the NYSE floor

On the NYSE floor, December 2025.

2026

This Year

Keynote speaker at the AAPC Pollies in March, LD Micro in May, a stack of interviews about what the Supreme Court did to campaign finance, and our application to list on Nasdaq.