Twenty CRM
Twenty is an open-source CRM designed to be self-hosted. Objects, fields and views are customised, so the business is not bent into a vendor's fixed data model.
Why our team uses Twenty CRM
Twenty is the CRM we recommend when the data has to stay on your own infrastructure.
- 01
Self-hosted by design
The database runs on infrastructure you control, which answers the data residency question before a client has to ask it.
- 02
Custom objects, not workarounds
Records are modelled on how the business actually works, instead of being forced into a fixed contact and deal schema.
- 03
No per-seat pricing wall
Adding a colleague does not change the bill, which matters for a team that grows in steps rather than smoothly.
- 04
Open source and inspectable
The code is public, so the behaviour of the tool holding your commercial data can be verified rather than trusted.
- 05
API first
Everything visible in the interface is available through the API, which makes connecting the site and the automations straightforward.
- 06
A real answer to lock-in
Exporting your own data is not a negotiation, so choosing it now does not constrain the decision two years from now.
What sets us apart.
Freelancers bring talent but no system. Other agencies bring process but no vision. TechFlow brings both, with a dedicated team and full accountability, from brief to launch.
| Criterion |  | Other agencies | Freelancers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated team | Yes | Yes | No |
| Strategic guidance | Yes | Yes | No |
| Design and engineering | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Commitment to results | Yes | No | No |
Toolbox
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