MyScoutPage
Draft — not yet legally reviewed

Terms

Written by the people who built this, not by a lawyer. It describes honestly how the product works and what we will and won’t do, and it is not a substitute for review by someone qualified — which it still needs, particularly the parts about minors. If anything here reads as unclear or unfair, say so and we will fix it.

Who can hold an account

You must be 18 or older. If the player is a minor, the account belongs to a parent or legal guardian, who is responsible for what the page publishes.

Your footage stays yours

You keep every right to your video. You give us permission to host and display the finished reel on your page and to show it to people you send the link to — nothing more. We don’t use it in advertising, we don’t license it onward, and we don’t train anything on it.

Music

Reels use tracks we license for this purpose. You can’t substitute your own audio, and that’s deliberate — an unlicensed song on a public page puts a takedown notice on your player’s recruiting page, which is the last place anyone wants one.

Billing

During the beta, nothing is charged.There is no card on file and no trial that quietly converts. If we start charging you, we will ask first and give you at least a month’s notice.

When paid plans open they are month to month. You cancel from your account settings in one click — no phone call, no retention offer, no cancellation fee, and no clause requiring proof of injury. Cancelling stops the next charge and your page stays up until the end of the month you paid for.

We deliberately do not sell annual prepay. It would be better for our cash flow and worse for you, and locked-in contracts are the thing families complain about most loudly in this industry.

What we don’t promise

We can help you reach college coaches and show you who engaged. We can’t promise anyone watches, replies, or offers your player a roster spot, and you should be suspicious of anyone in this industry who does.

Fair use of coach contacts

The coach database is for contacting programs about your own player. Bulk export, resale, or scraping ends the account.

Coaches can remove themselves at myscoutpage.com/coaches/opt-out, and that removal applies to every account at once. Trying to reach a coach who has opted out, through us or around us, also ends the account.

What you may not do

Put someone else’s child on a page. Upload footage you have no right to use, or that shows other people’s children in a way their parents would object to. Claim measurables, statistics or academic results that are not real. Use the drafts we write to send anything a reasonable coach would call spam.

A page that misrepresents a player damages every other family using this, because the value of the whole thing is that a coach can believe what is on it. We will take down a page we have good reason to think is false, and tell you why.

Ending it

You can delete your account whenever you like and the page stops resolving immediately. Email us and we will remove the page, the reel and the view history together; nothing is held back for analytics. Search engines may keep a cached copy for a while afterwards, which is not something anyone can switch off.

We can close an account that breaks the rules above. If we do, we will say which one and give you your data back unless a court tells us otherwise.

Liability, in plain words

The service is provided as it is. We do not promise it will be available without interruption or free of mistakes, and you should keep your own copies of your footage — your camera roll is the original and we are not a backup service.

Nothing here is advice about NCAA, NAIA or NJCAA eligibility. We show contact windows because they are published rules and families are routinely misled about them, but compliance is between you, your school and the programs you contact. Check anything that matters with a compliance officer.

To the extent the law allows, our liability is limited to what you have paid us — which during the beta is nothing. Some places do not allow that kind of limit, and where that is true it does not apply to you.

Changes

If we change these terms in a way that matters, we will say so on this page and by email before it takes effect, not afterwards.

Last updated 27 July 2026.