Youtrust stops at the signature, so leaving it moves less than leaving a contract tool: signed files, the evidence behind them, templates and a few integrations. The catches sit in how Youtrust archives, bills and connects.
Find out where Youtrust keeps the proof of each signature.
Youtrust organises signed requests with an inbox, labels and workspaces, and archives the evidence file for every signature with Arkhinéo, an external archiving provider. Ten-year electronic archiving is a separate paid add-on on Pro. Before the renewal date, ask Youtrust how signed documents and their evidence files are exported in bulk, and how you reach the Arkhinéo copies once the subscription ends. Test the answer on one workspace and compare the count before you give notice.
Line up the switch with the Youtrust 12-month term.
Youtrust’s published prices assume a 12-month term, and qualified signatures on annual billing come in packs of at least 10. That makes the renewal date the obvious cut-over. Check how many signatures are left in the current pack before then, because a pack bought from Youtrust cannot follow you to another provider. The ID-checked AES is an annual add-on too, so it hangs on the same date. On the fynk side, all three eIDAS levels come with every plan, Free included.
Map HubSpot and the AI connector to the right fynk plan.
On Youtrust Plus, HubSpot and Zapier are included, Salesforce is connected through the API, and the MCP-based AI connector comes with every licence. In fynk, the MCP server and the Salesforce and Pipedrive connectors start on Essential, but native HubSpot, Zapier and the REST API need Business at €39 per user per month billed annually. A sales team that relies on the HubSpot connector today should therefore compare fynk Business, not Essential, with the €23 Youtrust Plus licence. A Salesforce link built on the Youtrust API is rebuilt either way, on fynk’s connector or its API.
Templates on Youtrust Plus describe the signing process, not the contract text. Teams that generate documents from Word files do it through Forms, which costs from €10 a month extra on plans below Pro. Rebuild those Word files first, as fynk templates with dynamic fields, because each one stands for a contract your team creates again and again. The signing-process templates shrink to a signing order and, where Youtrust had approvers, an approval step. Whoever maintains the Word templates today does most of this work.
When staying with Youtrust makes more sense.
If your process depends on Youtrust’s identity, company or bank-account verification or on its electronic seals, keeping those checks with the provider that signs is worth more than what fynk adds after the signature. The same applies if your data must be hosted in France specifically, if your own product sends requests through the Youtrust API, because rebuilding that integration is real engineering work, or if signing genuinely is the whole job and nobody needs the contract afterwards. In those cases staying is the right call, whatever the publisher of this page would prefer.