What is SmartBracket?
College basketball brackets with an AI edge.
Who is SmartBracket best for?
SmartBracket is best for college basketball fans in office or family pools who want a bracket built to beat the other entries.
Office and family pools
It looks for teams your pool is likely to overrate or underrate, which is where a bracket gains points on everyone else.
Fans short on time
The one-click bracket fills in the whole tournament in seconds.
Fans with a team to back
The three-question version lets you tilt the picks toward your region or your favorite teams.
Several entries in several pools
One $5 checkout covers as many variations as you want to build.
How much does SmartBracket cost?
SmartBracket costs $5, paid at checkout after you create an account, and that lets you build as many bracket variations as you like.
- As many bracket variations as you want
- One-click bracket or a short three-question version
- Tailored to your pool and your favorite teams
There is no free plan: checkout comes right after you create an account and before you can build a bracket. The homepage also says you pay up to $5, and it does not say whether the payment covers one tournament or later seasons as well. Full pricing on smartbracket.io. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about SmartBracket
What is SmartBracket?
College basketball brackets with an AI edge.
Who is SmartBracket for?
SmartBracket is best for college basketball fans in office or family pools who want a bracket built to beat the other entries.
Is SmartBracket free?
No. SmartBracket is a paid tool, from $5 at checkout.
How much does SmartBracket cost?
SmartBracket's paid plans are SmartBracket at $5 at checkout.
Where can I try SmartBracket?
On its official website, smartbracket.io.
How does SmartBracket pick teams?
SmartBracket hunts for relative points: the gap between how good a team really is and how good the other people in your pool think it is. It checks all 9 possible brackets in under a second with its maker's patented Rapid Recursive technology and picks the one with the best chance of success.







