Scale.gg TOS Docs: Website Policies Without the Blank Page

Key takeaways

• The problem: policy pages usually start from a blank page and retyped business details
• TOS Docs stores company, contact, address and jurisdiction details in a profile for each website
• Nine document types: privacy, terms, cookies, GDPR, refund, affiliate agreements, disclaimer, EULA and DMCA
• Edit drafts in the browser and clone a document for variations
• Export as HTML, PDF, Word, RTF, Markdown or plain text, or use embed code
• Cookie banners from 10+ templates, with install guides for platforms such as WordPress and Shopify
• Drafts are not legal advice; qualified counsel should review them

Disclosure: Prodify Digital offers a bonus bundle and may earn a commission if you buy through our links. That does not change our assessment. Nothing in this article is legal advice.

Your website is nearly ready. The pages look good, the offer is clear, and then you remember: privacy policy, terms, cookie banner. Each one usually means a blank page, a search for a template and typing your business name and address for the fifth time.

In our latest video on the Prodify Digital channel we look at Scale.gg TOS Docs, which is built to take that chore off your plate. Here is what it does, how it works, and what you still need to check yourself.

What is Scale.gg TOS Docs?

TOS Docs is the website policy app in Scale.gg. It brings document templates, editable exports and cookie banners into one workspace. Scale.gg’s official TOSDocs page, checked on 29 October 2026, lists Pro access, nine document types, six export formats and 10+ banner templates. These are vendor-described capabilities; we have not independently tested the current app.

Instead of writing each policy from scratch, you give TOS Docs your business facts, pick a document type and get a starting draft to edit. If you are new to the platform, start with Scale.gg: The Agent-Native All-in-One AI Marketing Platform for Beginners, then How to Choose Which Scale.gg Apps to Start With as a Beginner.

What problem does TOS Docs solve?

It removes the blank page and the retyping. Policy pages are rarely the exciting part of a launch, so they get left until last, rushed or copied from another site that has nothing to do with yours.

How do website profiles work?

You enter your business once per website. According to our video, each profile holds your company, contact, address and jurisdiction details, and TOS Docs applies those facts to every document you create for that site.

You can manage several website profiles, each with its own documents, in one place. That suits anyone running more than one site, such as a main business site, a product launch page and a client project.

Which documents can TOS Docs create?

Our video shows nine document types. Here is what each one is generally for. The descriptions are ours, not TOS Docs’ own wording:

You will not need all nine. Our guide Which Legal Pages Does Your Website Need? A Plain-English Checklist explains which pages most small business websites need and when the others apply.

How do you edit and export your documents?

You edit the draft in the browser, correct the facts and then export it or embed it. As shown in our video:

• Edit in the browser: change wording and fix any fact that is wrong or missing
• Clone a document: make variations, for example a second refund policy for a different product
• Export in six formats: HTML, PDF, Word, RTF, Markdown or plain text
• Embed code: place documents straight onto your site instead of copying and pasting

Word and PDF exports are handy when someone else, such as a solicitor, needs to review the text before it goes live.

How does the cookie banner builder work?

You pick one of more than 10 templates, customise it, preview it and copy the script onto your site. You can change the message, colours, fonts, buttons and position, so the banner matches your brand.

Our video shows install guides for WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, ClickFunnels and GoHighLevel. Check the instructions for your platform and test the installed behaviour.

Are TOS Docs drafts legal advice?

No. The video says it plainly: these are starting drafts, not legal advice, and qualified counsel should review them for your business and jurisdiction. We agree, and it is good to see a tool say so.

A template can only describe what you tell it. If your site collects data the profile does not mention, or you sell in a way the template does not expect, the draft will be wrong. Read every line, check it against how your business really works, and get advice where the stakes are high. The habits in How to Check an AI-Drafted Agreement Before Anyone Signs It apply here too.

What does the video not confirm?

Our video is a short feature overview, so several practical details are not covered. Check these before you rely on TOS Docs:

• Shown in our video: website profiles with company, contact, address and jurisdiction details; nine document types; template-based drafts; browser editing and cloning; six export formats and embed code; 10+ cookie banner templates with customisable message, colours, fonts, buttons and position; preview and copy script; install guides for six platforms; multiple website profiles
• Check before you buy: which plan includes TOS Docs today (shown as Pro at recording) and how the banner handles consent on your platform

How do you get started with TOS Docs?

1. List what your site does: forms, email sign-ups, payments, analytics, ads and embeds
2. Create a website profile with your correct company, contact, address and jurisdiction details
3. Choose the documents you need, usually privacy, cookies and terms first
4. Read and edit each draft so it matches what your business really does
5. Get it reviewed if you handle sensitive data, sell to consumers or trade across borders
6. Publish by export or embed, and link each page from your site footer
7. Set up and test the cookie banner, then review everything when you add a new tool

Who is TOS Docs right for?

In our view, it suits you if:

• You are launching a website and keep putting the policy pages off
• You run several sites or client projects and want each one’s documents in one place
• You want a cookie banner that matches your brand without hand-coding it
• You are already on, or considering, the Scale.gg Pro plan

It matters less if a lawyer already maintains your policies, or if your business needs bespoke terms that no template could cover. In that case, the checklists in our two guides still help you keep the pages accurate.

Frequently asked questions

The bottom line

Scale.gg TOS Docs turns policy pages from a blank-page chore into a fill-in-and-check job: your business facts entered once, nine document types, easy exports and an on-brand cookie banner. Treat every draft as a starting point, check it against how your business really works, test the banner, and get qualified advice where it matters.

Related posts

• Scale.gg DocSigner: AI Document Drafting and E-Signatures in One App
• How to Check an AI-Drafted Agreement Before Anyone Signs It
• Scale.gg Invoicer: Invoice Software to Send Bills, Get Paid and Keep the Records

Garry Knight

I'm Garry Knight, the person behind Prodify Digital. I write about email list building, email marketing, SEO, AI search and the tools that connect them. My aim is to make online marketing easier to understand, so creators and small business owners can make informed decisions about building an audience and keeping people engaged. Here you'll find straightforward guides and product reviews that explain what something does, where it fits and which limitations matter. The focus is on clear explanations and useful next steps—not hype, shortcuts or promises of easy earnings.

See Full Bio