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ScrivevsYousign

On our sovereignty score, Yousign leads (90 vs 84). Both are European E-signature providers – which fits better depends on your priorities below.

Score comparison

ScriveYousign
Sovereignty
84
90
Privacy
82
85
Open Source
10
10
Business fit
78
80
Migration ease
55
55
Pricing transparency
60
62
Enterprise readiness
80
80

Features & facts

ScriveYousign
CountrySwedenFrance
Open SourceNoNo
Self-HostingNoNo
Cloud/SaaSYesYes
EU data residencyYesYes
DPA / AV-VertragYesYes
ISO 27001unknownYes
Data locationEU/EEA; the "Scrive EC" variant runs exclusively on European infrastructureFrance (SecNumCloud-certified infrastructure, ANSSI security visa)
Fromon requeston request
Founded20102013

Scrive

Sweden

Swedish eIDAS QTSP for e-signature and eID – QES from the EU, with a variant running exclusively on European infrastructure.

Strengths

  • EU-recognised QTSP – QES available
  • "Scrive EC" runs exclusively on European infrastructure (no US jurisdiction)
  • Strong eID integration (especially Nordic eIDs)
  • Experience in the public sector

Weaknesses

  • Majority private-equity owned (Vitruvian Partners)
  • Not open source, no self-hosting
  • Full freedom from US jurisdiction only in the EC variant
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Yousign

France

French eIDAS QTSP for electronic signatures – qualified signature (QES) directly from the provider, data in France on SecNumCloud.

Strengths

  • Own eIDAS QTSP – QES directly from the provider
  • Data exclusively in France, SecNumCloud-certified
  • All signature levels (SES/AES/QES) plus API
  • A clearly European, sovereign alternative to DocuSign

Weaknesses

  • Not open source, no self-hosting
  • QES transactions often billed additionally
  • Entry-level pricing not very transparent on the website
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Choose Scrive if…

  • Companies with high compliance requirements (Scrive EC)
  • Organisations needing eID-based signing

Choose Yousign if…

  • Companies needing legally sound QES with EU data residency
  • Teams integrating signatures into their own workflows via API

Scores are editorial orientation, not legal advice. Details are based on public provider information and are not independently verified.