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Twenty

Modern open-source CRM alternative for lightweight sales teams

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Overview

Twenty is a modern open-source CRM aiming at a Notion-like UX. Early-adopter operators use it for simple pipelines when Salesforce-like complexity is unnecessary.

At a glance

FieldValue
Categoriesmembership-crm
Deploymentself-hosted, managed-saas
License classoss-osi-approved (AGPL-3.0-only)
Cost modelfreemium
Implementation difficultymoderate
Maintenance burdenmedium
Maturityemerging
Verificationpartially-verified (2026-07-17)

Cost reality

Self-host free; cloud offering may have paid plans—verify official pricing.

Pricing and free-tier limits change frequently; re-check official pricing before budget decisions.

Official pricing

Tasks reduced or augmented

Software does not replace community or ops staff. It may reduce or augment:

  • Tracking opportunities
  • Centralizing contact notes
  • Reducing spreadsheet CRM drift

Human oversight still needed

  • Product maturity risk
  • Migration path if requirements grow
  • Access control

Data held

  • people

  • companies

  • opportunities

  • notes

  • Personal data: yes

  • Payment data: no / not primary

Risks

AreaNotes
Vendor lock-inEvaluate export formats and API completeness before deep customization.
SecurityApply updates promptly; restrict admin access; enable TLS.
ComplianceOperator remains responsible for privacy and local regulatory obligations.
LicensingConfirm license fits commercial coworking use.
OperationalPlan backups, monitoring, and a restore drill before production use.

Coworking fit

Roles: sales-manager, owner-operator, technical-operator

Workflows: tour-to-close, reporting-kpis

Problems: grow-pipeline, replace-spreadsheets, self-host-for-data-control

Smallest useful experiment

Self-host or use trial cloud; import 50 contacts; run weekly sales standup from the pipeline view.

Typical time to first value: 1–3 days

Implementation guide

A routable implementation guide is not currently published.

Verification

Seed entry compiled from official project sites and repositories. Re-verify pricing, license text, and feature claims before production decisions. Star counts and free-tier numeric limits intentionally omitted unless verified at review time.