crm vs twenty

Two customizable CRMs with different workflows and stacks

crm and twenty both help teams organize customer and sales work, and both can be self-hosted. crm centers on leads, deals, sales follow-up, and calling integrations, while twenty emphasizes customizable data models and workflows built and versioned as code.

crmtwenty
LanguageVueTypeScript
LicenseAGPL-3.0NOASSERTION
Stars3.7k57.9k
Forks1.5k9.4k
Last analyzedOct 3, 2026Oct 3, 2026

Key differences

  • crm uses a Vue-based interface and is built on the Frappe framework; twenty uses TypeScript with React, NestJS, and PostgreSQL.
  • crm focuses on leads, deals, pipeline Kanban boards, and related customer activity; twenty provides objects, fields, views, workflows, and agents for adaptable CRM models.
  • crm includes Twilio and Exotel calling integrations, WhatsApp connectivity, and ERPNext integration; twenty supports apps that define CRM customizations as code and publish them to a workspace.
  • crm can be hosted on Frappe Cloud or on your own infrastructure; twenty offers a hosted service or self-hosting through Docker Compose.
  • crm is licensed AGPL-3.0; twenty reports its license as NOASSERTION, so its licensing details should be checked before adoption.
  • The supplied repository data lists crm with 3.7k stars and 1.5k forks, and twenty with 57.9k stars and 9.4k forks.

Choose crm if you…

  • need a CRM focused on lead and deal management with sales pipeline views.
  • want calling integrations or connections with WhatsApp and ERPNext.
  • prefer a Frappe-based CRM with Frappe Cloud or self-hosted deployment options.
Read the crm analysis →

Choose twenty if you…

  • want to model CRM data and workflows around your own business processes.
  • prefer keeping customizations in code and publishing them to a workspace.
  • want a TypeScript-based CRM with hosted access or Docker Compose self-hosting.
Read the twenty analysis →

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