Updated September 14, 2026

SmartTract Go vs Epic Pump

Set your routine. Keep the screen and safety controls beside you.

Separate controller, hose and cylinder. Mechanical quick release plus electronic stop.

$449.00 Cylinder included

Complete SmartTract Go bundle

Mechanical release + electronic stopController · hose · cylinder
Why the release controls matter

The 30-second comparison

Same category. Different setup.

SmartTract Go and Epic Pump are automatic vacuum pumps with app control. Compare the included kit, setup and everyday controls.

Illustration of the SmartTract controller connected by a green hose to a separate clear cylinder
Setup illustration

Separate for a reason.

  1. Controller

    Screen and electronic stop within reach.

  2. Hose

    Pull the hose from the controller to release vacuum for added safety.

  3. Cylinder

    Dry air use. No filling or draining.

Mechanical release + electronic stop
Release controls & FDA guidance

FDA guidance for external penile rigidity devices recommends a manual mechanism for quickly releasing vacuum pressure. Read the FDA design guidance

  • 7 L/min motor

    Powers Pulsating and Rapid Interval pumping.

  • Up to 14 days

    Per charge. Use while charging with the included adapter.

    Runtime varies with use
  • Mobile or device

    Start, adjust and stop from the app or controller.

CompareSmartTract GoEpic Pump
Kit price $449.00Complete SmartTract Go bundle $299 USD Air OnlyStarter Kit; $349 USD for Water + Air
What’s included Cylinder + controller + session accessories.Full kit contents Pump head + cylinder. Pad and lubricant extra.Full kit contents
Setup Separate controller. Pull-to-release hose for added safety. Dry air only. Motor on the cylinder. Air Only or Water + Air.
Returns & guarantee 180-day no-results guaranteeQualifying use + app logs required. Device price only.Guarantee terms 180 days advertised. Confirm pump-specific terms.Epic’s policy

SmartTract bundle includes a cylinder; device-only does not. SmartTract uses your store currency; Epic prices are USD. Checked September 14, 2026, before discounts, tax and shipping.

See the modes in action

Three ways to move pressure.

Choose a pumping type. Save your routine.

Static

Build pressure. Hold steady.

Target

Pulsating

Fast, rhythmic pulses.

TargetRelease

Rapid Interval

Hold. Ease. Repeat.

Target Release
Create unlimited custom modes.

Advanced Rapid Interval adds multi-stage patterns to your routines. Keep up to 10 routines on the device at a time.

Pressure-pattern illustrations, not measured performance.

Watch the actual pumping modes

Pulsating Pumping

Pressure rises, eases and repeats rhythmically instead of staying in one static hold.

Rapid Interval Pumping

Fast pressure-and-release intervals deliver a dynamic session with repeatable timing.

Advanced Rapid Interval adds multi-stage patterns to programmed routines, enabling unlimited custom modes. Store up to 10 routines on the device at a time. Epic also offers interval cycling and custom app patterns. These videos demonstrate SmartTract; they are not a matched speed test.

Your everyday setup

Set it beside you. Start your routine.

Dry air use. Keep the screen, mechanical release and electronic stop within reach.

  1. Connect the controller and cylinder
  2. Keep the release controls within reach
  3. Start a saved routine
Illustration of SmartTract’s controller and cylinder connected on a bedside table for a dry setup
Setup illustration
Watch the setup guide

Medical review

See the urologist’s review.

Dr. Rena Malik
Dr. Rena Malik, MDBoard-Certified Urologist
“This is the safest at-home VED I’ve reviewed.”
Watch the full medical review ↗

See the difference

What is on your screen?

Both run without an app open.

SmartTract Go

SmartTract color display showing the saved-routine menu
2.8-inch color screen

See routine names and live pressure.

Epic Pump

Epic Pump seven-segment LED display
LED readout

On-device numbers; more detail in the app.

The detailed comparison

SmartTract Go vs Epic Pump

Compare all specifications & sources
What matters
SmartTract Go
Pressure modes
Three core pumping types: Static, Pulsating and Rapid Interval. Advanced Rapid Interval adds multi-stage patterns to programmed routines, enabling unlimited custom modes.
10 built-in automatic modes, including interval cycling; custom app patterns.
6 smart suction modes. Equivalent multi-step routine control is not documented.
Saved routines
Up to 10 routines stored on the device, including 5 preloaded routines; up to 200 custom pressure steps per routine.
10 built-in modes plus custom app patterns; total on-device storage capacity is not published.
Records a pressure target; no multi-step pattern storage
Display
SmartTract Go 2.8-inch color TFT LCD showing the saved-pattern menu 2.8-inch TFT LCD displays saved pressure patterns and live data clearly
Epic Pump seven-segment LED display Simple seven-segment LED display
LA Pump Hush 2.0 seven-segment display Simple seven-segment LED display
Battery life
Up to 14 days per charge
Epic advertises over 10 sessions per charge; session duration is not specified.
USB rechargeable; runtime not published
Rapid Interval Pumping
Advanced Rapid Interval Pumping
Interval cycling is published; comparable pressure-change speed has not been established.
Equivalent rapid-interval behavior is not documented.
Pressure holding
Automatic pressure-holding hardware mechanism
Epic advertises automatic pressure recovery if the seal leaks; a separate hardware holding mechanism is not documented.
Anti-leakage function listed; automatic holding behavior not specified
Release controls
3-part system with mechanical quick release plus electronic stop
Release button advertised; operation without power is not established by the published specifications.
Cylinder quick-disconnect safety valve
Motor flow
7 L/min. Reaches 0 to 12 inHg in 5 seconds. Configurable low-flow mode.
Unknown; flow rate not published
Unknown; flow rate not published
Pressure units
inHg / kPa / cmHg / mmHg
Device: inHg / cmHg; app release notes also reference kPa
kPa only
Mobile app support
Adjust suction speed, build pressure patterns and control sessions
Configure pressure, hold times, drop pressure and motor speed
No
Workout history
Automatic session history synced in the SmartTract app; the device stores up to 1 year of workout history
Session history with average, peak and low pressure, plus per-session charts (iOS)
No app or workout history
App ecosystem
Guided sessions, progress tracking and community patterns users can share and download to the device
Custom routines, length/girth tracking and leaderboards; routine sharing not documented
No app
Update support
Over-the-air device firmware and app updates
PE Trainer iOS 2.2.11 listed at review; pump firmware updates remain undocumented
Software-update support not published
HSA/FSA
Eligible; reimbursement depends on plan rules
Not stated
Not stated
Certifications
FCC / CE / IEC 62133; supporting documents in product notes
Not publicly listed
Not publicly listed
Motor placement
Motor stays in the separate controller. Less weight pulling on the cylinder.
Top-mounted motor places the motor's weight directly on the cylinder
Separate controller connected by hose
Where you can use it
Run a saved hands-free session in bed, on the sofa or wherever you relax
Air Only: dry sessions. Water + Air: dry or shower sessions
Dry air pumping with a hose; no app-controlled multi-step pressure pattern
Made in USA
Assembled in USA
Country of manufacture not stated on the official product page
Made in USA is listed; assembly details are not published
Independent recognition
2026 XBIZ Best Product Innovation nominee
No comparable independent nomination found on the product page
No comparable independent innovation nomination found on the official product page
180-day guarantee terms
20-minute sessions, 5 days a week for 180 days; app logs required. Covers the device price, excluding consumables. Full terms
180 days advertised; pump-specific conditions are unclear because the detailed policy names the Epic Extender
1-year warranty; no 180-day results guarantee listed
Kit price before checkout discounts
$449.00Complete SmartTract Go bundle
$299 USD Air OnlyStarter Kit; $349 USD for Water + Air
From $174.95 USDHush 2.0 complete package with cylinder and lubricant
Included Limited or different Unavailable Not publicly listed

Research sources

SmartTract pricing follows your selected store currency. Competitor prices are in USD, checked September 14, 2026, before checkout codes, tax and shipping. Promotions and size selections may change the final price.

This comparison is published by SmartTract using manufacturer specifications and app release notes. Battery estimates use different test conditions and are not a matched runtime test.

Epic’s published auto-hold, release and battery claims

SmartTract user manual · Guarantee terms · Epic’s policy · LA Pump package and warranty

Choose SmartTract for

A separate controller, color screen and saved multi-step routines. Dry air use.

Choose Epic for

A compact setup with the motor on the cylinder. Choose Water + Air for shower use.

Expert endorsement and customer proof

What experts and users say.

Susan Bratton
Susan BrattonSexual Wellness Expert
“The Rapid Interval Pumping and Pulsating Pressure features, along with the intelligent tracking system, give men a new, more effective pumping device… SmartTract Go is the next generation in effective penile optimization.”
Trusted

Trusted by 2,000+ men in 54 countries

Reddit
“Totally portable and customizable. I’ve created multiple workouts with no flaws. The price may be premium, but it’s worth it.”
“The ability to conduct your workout hands-free is a great option for someone who likes to multitask. The components are all top-notch.”
Steve · USA
“By far the most portable, powerful and customizable auto pump I’ve ever used. The app makes logging workouts and tracking progress effortless.”
Christian · USA
“A truly hands-free experience. App-based controls make customization and tracking effortless. SmartTract sets a new standard.”
Sean · USA

Quick answers

SmartTract vs Epic: quick answers

How do the pumping modes and saved routines compare?

SmartTract has three core pumping types: Static, Pulsating and Rapid Interval. Advanced Rapid Interval adds multi-stage patterns to programmed routines, enabling you to create unlimited custom modes rather than being limited to 10 presets. The device stores up to 10 routines at a time, including 5 preloaded routines, with up to 200 custom pressure steps per routine. Epic lists 10 built-in automatic modes and custom app patterns.

Epic Pump vs SmartTract Go: which one should you buy?

Choose Epic Pump for a one-piece design; select Water + Air if shower use matters to you. SmartTract Go is for dry air use. Its separate controller keeps safety controls within reach, and pulling the hose from the controller releases vacuum for added safety. Choose SmartTract for custom multi-step routines, a mechanical quick release alongside electronic stop, and a 2.8-inch color display. Its 7 L/min motor powers Pulsating and Rapid Interval pumping. It offers up to 14 days per charge, supports use while charging with the included adapter, and lets you control sessions from the mobile app or device. Battery runtime varies with use.

Can SmartTract Go run hands-free?

Yes. Select a saved routine and set the controller beside you. You can monitor, adjust or stop from the app or controller. Epic also advertises hands-free use, with the motor attached to the cylinder. Follow each manufacturer’s setup instructions and keep the release controls accessible.

SmartTract user manual

Do I need the SmartTract app every session?

No. After a pressure pattern is saved to the device, you can select and run it from the controller. Use the app to create patterns, track progress and share patterns.

Does water pumping have any advantages?

Water-compatible pumps offer shower use for people who prefer that setup. Epic’s Water + Air version supports both dry and water sessions; its Air Only version is for dry use. SmartTract uses dry air. Water sessions add filling, draining and drying.

Does SmartTract only offer 30-day unopened returns?

No. The 30-day unopened-product return window is separate from the 180-day no-results guarantee and 1-year device warranty. The no-results guarantee requires qualifying use and app logs, refunds the device price only, and excludes consumable accessories. It is not an unconditional trial. Read the complete eligibility and claim requirements before purchase.

Guarantee terms

Does SmartTract Go include a cylinder?

The SmartTract Go Bundle compared here includes a cylinder, controller, hose, comfort pad, erection ring, lubricant, travel case, charger and quick-start guide. The device-only product is a different purchase and does not include a cylinder. Compare the kit contents as well as the price.

Full kit contents

What does the 180-day no-results guarantee require?

SmartTract requires 20-minute sessions, 5 days a week for 180 days, with every session logged in the app. Missed sessions, incomplete logs or breaks longer than 2 consecutive days void eligibility. The guarantee refunds the device price only; consumable accessories are excluded. Standard unopened-product returns have a separate 30-day window.

Guarantee terms

How do the 180-day guarantees compare?

SmartTract publishes pump-specific session and logging requirements. Epic’s pump page advertises a 180-day guarantee, but its detailed returns policy names the Epic Extender when requiring 1–2 hours daily, app logs and monthly photos. We cannot confirm those extender conditions apply to the pump. Confirm the pump-specific terms with Epic before purchase.

Epic’s policy

Smart control, without the homework.

Start with 5 default pressure patterns. Customize them however you want.

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