Made outside Scale
Outside developers and agencies build plugins. Each one is hosted by its developer. Scale never runs the developer’s code.
In preview
Scale Plugin Store
Add what your apps are missing.
The Scale Plugin Store is where you will find plugins: add-ons built by outside developers and agencies that work inside the Scale.gg apps you already use. You see what a plugin can do before you install it, and you can remove it at any time.
The store is in preview. No plugins are listed yet, and developers can start building today.
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16 appsplugins can work with
253 actionsa plugin can use across those apps
106 eventsa plugin can be told about
1 screenshows every permission before you install
What plugins are
Add-ons for the apps you already run.
An app is MailBaser, PageBuilder, Courses.gg and the rest. A plugin is something a developer builds to add to those apps. You pick the plugins you want. Your apps stay the same for everyone else.
Your workspace, your choice
The workspace owner installs a plugin and approves what it can do. Nothing is added to your workspace without that approval.
Works across your apps
Plugins reach your apps through one Scale API, so one plugin can work with more than one app.
What plugins can do
Four kinds of help, in 16 apps.
Every plugin does some mix of these four things. The listing tells you which, in plain sentences, before you install.
Look things up
Read parts of an app you approve, such as contacts or reports.
Prepare the work
Create and edit things that do not reach your customers, such as drafts.
Ask before it acts
Ask to do something that matters, such as sending a broadcast. A person approves it first.
Add its own screen
Show its own screen inside an app, and respond when things happen in your workspace.
The 16 apps plugins can work with
Across these apps there are 253 actions and 106 events a plugin can use.
- MailBaser
- Scale.gg
- ClickCampaigns
- PipeLeads Suite
- HDHelpDesk
- Courses.gg
- BlogBaser
- MyStore.gg
- A/B Lincoln
- PipeLeads LeadFinder
- ChatBaser
- WebinarBaser
- PageBuilder
- CalendarBug
- DocSigner
- BrandBaser
How installing works
Read it. Approve it. Remove it any time.
Installing a plugin is one decision made by the workspace owner, with everything the plugin can do written out first.
Open a listing
Search the store by category or by app, then open the plugin’s page.
See the permissions
Read the plain-language list of what the plugin will be able to do.
Say yes or cancel
The owner approves the whole list, or cancels. Nothing is installed until then.
Uninstall any time
Remove the plugin whenever you like. Its access ends at once.
You stay in control
No surprises after you install.
A plugin can only do what is on the list you approved. Permissions come in four levels, and the one that needs the most trust is the hardest to miss.
Example permission screen · illustration
Install Example plugin?
Without asking you first
Example approval request · illustration
Request from Example plugin
Send the broadcast “Example subject line” to one list.Waiting for your approval inside the app. Nothing has been sent.
- Permissions shown before installEvery permission is a plain sentence. You approve the list or you cancel.
- Approval for actions that matterAn “act” permission needs a person’s approval each time, inside the app.
- A warning for “act without asking”A plugin that wants to act on its own is called out with a warning at install.
- Instant uninstallAn owner can uninstall at any time, and the plugin’s access ends at once.
What a listing shows
Everything you need to decide.
Each plugin has its own page in the store. You can judge a plugin from what it shows and from what other workspaces say about it.
Screenshots
See what the plugin looks like before you install it.
Ratings and reviews
Reviews come from workspaces that installed the plugin.
Questions and answers
Read what other members asked, and ask your own question.
Version history
See what changed in each release of the plugin.
Developer profiles
Open the developer’s profile to see who built the plugin.
Search and collections
Browse featured plugins and collections, or search by category and by app.
Free and paid
Some free. Some paid.
Plugins can be free or paid. The developer sets the price, and the listing shows it before you install.
How paid plugins work
- You buy from the developerSeller of record
- The developer is paid through their own Stripe accountDirect
- Public plugins are reviewed by the Scale teamBefore listing
Private plugins, built for a developer’s own team, an agency’s clients, or people they invite, are not reviewed and are not listed in the store.
Where things stand
Built, and in preview.
The platform is built. The store does not have plugins listed yet, and developers are building the first ones now. You can open the store today to see how it works.
The Scale Plugin Store is in preview.
Browse the Scale Plugin Store
No plugins are listed yet. Developers can sign up and start building, and the developer docs are open to read.
Plugin Store questions
What is a plugin?
A plugin is an add-on that works inside your Scale.gg apps. It is built and hosted by its developer, and you install it into your workspace from the Scale Plugin Store.
Can I install plugins today?
Not yet. The Scale Plugin Store is in preview and has no plugins listed so far. You can open the store and read how it works now.
Who can install a plugin?
The workspace owner. The owner reads a plain-language list of permissions first, then approves the whole list or cancels.
Can a plugin send email or publish a page on its own?
Only if the owner allowed it. Actions that reach your customers wait inside the app for a person to approve each one. A plugin that asks to act without asking is shown with a warning before you install it.
Does Scale run the plugin?
No. A plugin runs on its developer's own servers. Scale never runs the developer's code. Public plugins are reviewed by the Scale team before they are listed.
What happens when I uninstall a plugin?
Its access to your workspace ends at once. An owner can uninstall a plugin at any time.
Do plugins cost money?
Plugins can be free or paid. When a plugin is paid, you buy it from its developer, who is the seller of record.
Where do I get help?
Go to https://support.scale.gg/ for help with the Scale Plugin Store.
Need help? Go to support.scale.gg.
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