FullPAC, Inc.

424B3 priced

Price $5.00 · 3,915,995 shares

FullPAC, Inc. is a technology infrastructure and communications provider serving political campaigns, advocacy groups, and other organizations. The company reported significant financial challenges in its latest filing, with a net loss of $3.34 million for the three months ended June 30, 2026, compared to a $172,788 loss in the same period in 2025. Key financial highlights include revenue growth to $937,873 in Q2 2026, driven by platform expansion, but operating expenses surged due to company scaling. The filing includes updated financial statements, loan repayments, and details about subsidiaries like RoboCent and Advocacy Lab. The company remains heavily leveraged with secured notes and related-party financing.

EFFECT effective

S-1/A amended

Price $5.00 · 51,224 shares · Gross proceeds $256,120

FullPAC, Inc. is a technology infrastructure and communications provider serving political campaigns, advocacy groups, and other entities with targeted outreach tools. The company reported significant net losses, with a $5.6 million loss for the six months ended June 2026, driven by high operating expenses and losses on debt settlements. Key activities include multiple loan agreements (Stripe Capital, OnDeck Term Loan), asset acquisitions (Govtext), and partnerships (Sixtyfour MSA). The company relies heavily on related-party financing and has ongoing legal and operational risks.

S-1/A amended

51,224 shares

FullPAC, Inc. updated its S-1/A filing with detailed financial disclosures, including recent loan activities, asset acquisitions, and operational results. Key developments include the completion of multiple Stripe Capital Loans, a $30,000 asset purchase from Govtext, and a $495,000 non-cancelable commitment under a Sixtyfour MSA. The company reported significant revenue growth but continued operating losses, with $3.3M net loss for Q2 2026. Related-party transactions, including founder loans and consulting agreements, were disclosed. The filing also highlights liquidity challenges and risks related to going concern status.

S-1/A amended

FullPAC, Inc. filed an S-1/A amendment with updated financial disclosures, highlighting significant operational losses, liquidity challenges, and related-party transactions. The company launched GOTV Intel in June 2026, which remains unproven for revenue generation. Key financial highlights include $348,516 in Q1 2026 revenue (up 591% YoY) but $2.26M net loss. The company relies on ongoing Regulation A+ offerings, working capital financing, and executive loans to sustain operations. Material changes from prior filings include updated cash balances, expanded Seed Notes details, and revised liquidity disclosures.

S-1/A amended

FullPAC, Inc. filed an S-1/A amendment to its initial S-1 registration statement. The filing highlights significant growth in revenue, driven by expansion of the GOTV Platform and new partnerships like the Sixtyfour MSA, which includes a $495,000 non-cancelable commitment. The company continues to face financial challenges, including recurring losses, negative working capital, and reliance on financing. Key developments include related-party loans, a consulting arrangement with a family member of the CEO, and the ongoing Regulation A Offering. The company remains a going concern but faces substantial uncertainty due to liquidity needs and debt obligations.

S-1 filed

FullPAC, Inc. is preparing for its IPO with an S-1 filing, disclosing financial details and operational updates. The company reported significant revenue growth but continues to operate at a loss, with $348,516 in revenue for Q1 2026 compared to $48,993 in Q1 2025. It acquired Govtext's constituent-outreach business for $30,000 and entered into related-party financing arrangements, including a $14,980 loan from CFO Isaac Dietrich. The company faces liquidity challenges, with a working capital deficit of $2.5M as of March 2026, and relies on ongoing financing efforts like its Regulation A Offering. Its financial statements raise concerns about its ability to continue as a going concern.