Yousign

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The eSignature designed for SMBs. Luc Pallavidino and Antoine Louiset founded Yousign in 2013. We decided to join forces in 2019. They brought the infrastructure and the team. We brought product and marketing expertise. Our shared ambition to turn Yousign into a European eSignature leader cemented our partnership.

Meet the co-founders

Luc Pallavidino

Cofounder

Luc is a payment systems engineer. In 2013, he and Antoine launched Yousign. In 2019, he partnered up with eFounders, joining as part of our eF19 batch of startups.

Antoine Louiset

Cofounder

Antoine is a security systems engineer. He brings technical and product expertise to root Yousign's solution in security and simplicity. He built Yousign's engineering team from scratch.

Yousign helps thousands of SMBs go digital with electronic signature solutions adapted to each need.

Timeline

2022

Yousign acquires Canyon HX20 to go beyond the eSignature.

2021

Yousign raises 30€M Series A round led by Lead Edge Capital.

2021

Yousign launches its new plan One, to make eSignature accessible to all organizations, regardless of their sizes.

2019

Yousign joins our HX19 batch.

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Latest News

Yousign Unveiled: A Story of Genuine Leadership

The parallel entrepreneurial journeys of Luc Pallavidino and Alban Sayag converged at a crucial turning point for e-signature platform Yousign. That this meeting catalyzed the startup’s growth rather than derailed it is a testament to their unusual ability to candidly assess their own strengths and weaknesses.

Hexa

February 14, 2024

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