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Everything you need to know before somebody's phone starts ringing.
The Basics
A Smackagram is sports trash talk delivered straight to your friend's phone by Smacky. Pick the person, choose the team, player, coach or sports disaster that deserves it, decide how hard Smacky should go, and Smackagram turns it into a personalized trash-talk call.
You get the credit. Smacky takes the blame.
Yep. A real phone call.
Your friend receives a call from Smackagram and hears Smacky roast their team, player, coach, fantasy performance or whatever sports catastrophe brought them here.
Nope. That's half the fun.
Smackagram makes the call — not you. The sender's name and personal phone number are never revealed to the recipient through the call.
Anonymous trash talk. Maximum damage.
Absolutely.
You give Smacky the teams, players, coaches, games or topics you want included, and use the Smack creation tools to shape the roast before it's sent.
Your victim. Your call. Smacky's mouth.
That's up to you.
Choose the intensity when you create your Smack and Smacky adjusts the tone to match.
Keep it friendly, or let him take the gloves off.
Smackagram is built around sports trash talk and covers the major professional and college sports across the platform.
If there's a scoreboard, somebody on it probably deserves to hear about it.
SMACKS come in packs — $4.99 for 6, $9.99 for 13, or $14.99 for 20. The bigger the pack, the less each SMACK costs.
VIEW PRICING →No.
Unused Smacks stay in your account until you're ready to use them, subject to the current Terms of Service.
Losses don't have an expiration date either.
Auto-Smack
An Auto-Smack is trash talk on autopilot.
Pick your friend's team and an eligible upcoming game. If that team loses, Smackagram uses the actual game result to build the roast and sends the Smack automatically.
Set it. Forget it. Wait for the loss.
No loss, no Smack — and no charge.
Arming an Auto-Smack costs one SMACK, debited right away. If the condition isn't met (their team wins, or the game's postponed or canceled), that SMACK is refunded straight back to your balance automatically.
We only care about the losers.
Yes.
Auto-Smack pulls real game results and sports data after the final whistle to build trash talk around what actually happened.
The scoreboard provides the facts. Smacky provides the disrespect.
No — that's the point.
Once an Auto-Smack is armed, Smackagram checks the result and sends it automatically. You don't have to do anything else.
Smack Back
Smack Back gives the recipient a chance to answer with a Smack of their own, if the sender allows it.
You started it. Now decide whether you're brave enough to let them finish it.
No.
Smack Back never exposes either person's phone number to the other — only the roast content and which team's involved.
Smackcast
Smackcast is Smackagram's personalized fantasy football roast and recap.
Connect a supported fantasy league and Smacky uses real league data — matchups, scores, standings and weekly disasters — to build a custom trash-talk recap around your league.
Your league. Your scores. Smacky's mouth.
Depending on what your league's data actually shows, Smackcast can cover things like weekly matchups, blowouts, bad losses, top performances, standings, and other notable results from your league.
Sleeper and ESPN are connected right now.
Yahoo is Coming Soon.
Weekly, every Tuesday, during the fantasy football season.
$7.99 for a single week's recap, $5.99 per fantasy week, or about $4.99 for each remaining week if you buy the rest of your season up front (from $29.99).
CHECK OUT SMACKCAST →The Smack Zone
The Smack Board brings live games, scores and Smackagram together.
Follow games and send Smacks or set Auto-Smacks right from the board, wherever that's supported.
Every game has a loser. We built a board for them.
Smack Lab is one-on-one trash-talk coaching with Smacky.
Test your trash talk, get judged by Smacky, and sharpen your game.
Think of it as training camp for people who refuse to shut up.
Smack Battle is Smackagram's head-to-head trash-talk competition.
Players trade trash talk across rounds, and Smacky judges the battle and decides the winner.
No appeals. Blaming the refs will not help.
The Daily Smack is Smacky's daily sports trash-talk show — recent games, big performances, and the biggest losers.
Real sports. Real results. No mercy.
The Smack Feed is Smackagram's live public feed of real Smacks going out across the platform.
React to them, drop comments, and share your own with a permalink.
Calls, Privacy & Safety
No.
Smackagram does not record the recipient's phone call or their reaction, and does not provide the sender with any recording of the recipient.
No.
Smackagram is built for good-natured sports trash talk between people who know each other. Don't use it to harass strangers, repeatedly contact someone who doesn't want to participate, threaten anyone, or misuse the service.
Smack your friends. Leave random people alone.
No.
We do not sell your personal information. It's shared only with the service providers we need to actually run Smackagram (like Twilio for calls and Stripe for payments), and never for anyone else's marketing.
READ OUR PRIVACY POLICY →Like any phone call, we can't guarantee someone picks up.
Calls can go unanswered, hit voicemail, or get blocked by a carrier or device — none of that is something Smackagram controls. Undeliverable Smacks come back to you as account credit.
Account & Support
Reach out and we'll sort it out.
CONTACT SMACKAGRAM SUPPORT →Smacky (well, a real human) gets back to you shortly. Reach out any time through Contact.
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