Skribble is a Zurich-headquartered Swiss e-signature platform that distinguishes itself in the QES market by uniquely covering both Swiss ZertES and EU eIDAS qualified-signature regulations under a single platform. Founded around 2018 with focus on the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), the company has scaled to 4,000+ corporate customers and built its QES capabilities on a partnership with Swisscom, which issues the underlying qualified certificates under both ZertES (the Swiss Federal Act on Electronic Signatures) and eIDAS (the EU regulation). Skribble is not itself a Qualified Trust Service Provider and appears on no EU trusted list: it brokers those qualifications rather than holding them. Swisscom AG is the ZertES-side Swiss entity, while the eIDAS-qualified certificates, timestamping and remote signature-creation-device management sit with Swisscom IT Services Finance S.E., the entity actually carried on the Austrian trusted list. This dual-bar coverage matters because Switzerland and the EU are separate jurisdictions with no automatic mutual recognition of qualified signatures; a Swiss-only or EU-only QTSP can leave one half of a DACH transaction legally exposed, while Skribble's Swisscom-anchored stack delivers QES that is fully binding under both regimes.
Compliance posture is procurement-grade: ISO 9001 + ISO 27001 certified at the company level, GDPR + DSGVO compliant, Swiss federal legal-validity coverage under ZertES via Swisscom-issued certificates. The platform handles identity verification (video-ident, qualified e-ID, GwG / FATF-aligned KYC for higher signature tiers), signing workflows (Simple, Advanced, Qualified electronic signatures), and audit-trail packaging. Switzerland holds an EU adequacy decision under Art. 45 GDPR so cross-border EU↔CH transfers require no SCCs. Contracting is better than the Swiss address suggests: buyers seated in Germany or in any other country outside Switzerland contract with Skribble Deutschland GmbH (An der Raumfabrik 29, Karlsruhe), so an EU customer's counterparty is an EU-incorporated entity. Signed documents stay on Swiss infrastructure (cloudscale.ch and VSHN, with IONOS in Germany for German customers), but the published DPA names five US-incorporated processors around that core, Cloudflare among them for network security and authentication, which is why CLOUD Act exposure is recorded as Mineure rather than none.
Pricing is published per user per month, excluding VAT: a free Starter tier on pay-per-use at €1 per simple electronic signature, Team at 23 € per user per month on annual billing, Pro at €36 on the same basis, and Scale on request. Best fit: DACH companies with material cross-border CH↔EU contracting flows (Swiss banks contracting EU customers, EU insurers signing Swiss policy-holders, Swiss-EU joint ventures, dual-jurisdiction employment contracts), companies in regulated industries needing QES under either ZertES or eIDAS, and any organisation that values having Swisscom-issued qualified certificates as the trust anchor. Procurement-grade EU-only buyers operating purely inside the EU may prefer Youtrust (France, ANSSI-supervised, formerly Yousign and a QTSP in its own right) or the Signaturit / Namirial group (though the latter is US-private-equity-owned since 2025 and hosted at rest on AWS, so cloud_act_exposure: material), but for any DACH workflow Skribble's dual-regime QES is structurally differentiated.