SMS text-message program
Last updated: 2026-08-25
SupremoAgent (operated by TravAlarm, Inc) can send account-related text messages to customers who opt in. This page describes the program, shows exactly where and how users consent, and explains how to stop messages at any time.
What messages we send
- Login verification codes — one-time passcodes when you enable two-factor authentication by SMS or verify your phone number.
- Payment problems — your card was declined or your subscription is about to lapse.
- Credits running low — you're near or out of credits and content generation will pause.
These are account notifications only. We do not send marketing or promotional text messages. Message frequency varies with account activity; most customers receive fewer than 5 messages per month.
How users opt in
Consent is collected inside the SupremoAgent product at app.supremoagent.com. After creating an account, a customer adds their mobile number under Settings → Mobile & SMS, verifies it with a one-time code, and then checks an unchecked-by-default box for each alert they want by text. This is the opt-in interface as it appears in the product:
Text alerts
Time-sensitive account notices, sent by SMS. Everything else stays in email and the notification bell.
Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to any message to opt out, or HELP for help.
By checking a box above the customer agrees to receive the corresponding text messages from TravAlarm, Inc at the number they verified. Consent is not a condition of purchase — every SMS notice is also delivered by email, and the boxes are unchecked by default.
How to opt out
- Reply STOP to any message and we immediately stop texting that number. Reply START to the same number to opt back in.
- Reply HELP for assistance, or email hello@supremoagent.com.
- Uncheck the alert boxes at any time under Settings → Mobile & SMS in the product.
Privacy
Mobile numbers and SMS opt-in status are used only to deliver the messages described above. No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.