Skribble review
A flexible signature platform for Swiss-oriented teams that need audit-ready signing options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Skribble is an electronic-signature platform for individuals, teams, and organizations that need simple, advanced, or qualified electronic signatures. Its Swiss orientation is reflected in the vendor identity and Zurich headquarters, while the service supports signing under European and Swiss frameworks. Users can upload multiple documents, invite internal or external signers, define signing sequences, and download signature protocols. External invitees can sign without a Skribble account, making the platform suitable for customer, supplier, and other outside-party workflows.
Pricing is structured across four plans. Starter has no subscription and charges per e-signature, while offering SES, AES, and QES signing, signing sequences, and external signing without an account. Team costs €23 per user per month and adds unlimited simple signatures, 72 AES and/or QES signatures per user per year, signature protocols, attachments, observers, and reminders. Pro costs €36 per user per month and raises the annual AES/QES allowance to 120 signatures, while adding API integration, automatic document deletion, and connections to Word, Excel, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive. Scale uses custom pricing for larger teams and high signing volumes, with cost-center tracking and Salesforce integration.
Workflow depth is a central strength. Sequential signing, signer groups, multiple-document signing, email reminders, attachments, and observers cover more than a basic upload-and-sign process. The REST API supports bulk workflow automation and application integration, while the broader ecosystem includes Microsoft 365, Google Drive, SAP, Salesforce, and web access. Data is hosted in Switzerland or Germany depending on the region. Skribble fits teams that value qualified signatures, audit protocols, and structured workflows; organizations seeking simple, low-volume signing may prefer Starter, while high-volume buyers should compare the capped Team and Pro allowances with Scale's custom approach.
Skribble pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports simple, advanced, and qualified electronic signatures
- Audit protocols, signing sequences, reminders, and signer groups
- API plus Microsoft 365, Google Drive, SAP, and Salesforce integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Starter uses pay-per-signature pricing rather than a subscription
- Team and Pro cap AES/QES signatures per user each year
- Scale pricing is custom and aimed at larger, high-volume teams
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