Twenty

Twenty is a modern open-source CRM designed as a flexible alternative to Salesforce, with a clean, fast interface inspired by current productivity tools. It organizes companies, people, opportunities, and custom records in customizable views, lets you build your own data model with custom objects and fields, and supports kanban and table layouts, filtering, sorting, and rich relationships between records. A built-in API and webhook support make it straightforward to connect Twenty to the rest of your stack.

StoresWiki LLC provides Twenty as a managed, privately hosted CRM. We deploy a dedicated, secured instance, keep it current with upstream releases, monitor it, and run regular encrypted backups of your customer data, so your pipeline and contact history stay safe and available. You own the database outright, with no per-seat licensing and none of the escalating costs or lock-in associated with proprietary CRM suites.

This is a strong fit for startups, sales teams, and agencies that want a tailorable CRM, full control of sensitive customer data, and predictable hosting costs instead of paying per user as the team grows.