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Attio vs Twenty

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Attio and Twenty.

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Attio

Next-gen CRM with automatic enrichment and custom data models.

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Twenty

Open-source modern CRM alternative to Salesforce

FeatureAttioTwenty
Pricing ModelFreemiumOpen Source
Free TierYesYes
Monthly Cost (Solo)$0$0
Target Audiencesolopreneurs, startupssolopreneurs, startups, small-business
VerifiedYesNo
Solo-FriendlyYesYes
Open SourceNoYes
Editorial Rating4.3/54/5
CategoriesCRMCRM
Key FeaturesAutomatic contact enrichment, Email & calendar sync, Custom objects, Pipeline management, ReportingContact and company management, Deal pipeline tracking, Email integration, Custom objects and fields, Activity timeline
Free Tier Quality
good
excellent

Pricing Breakdown

Attio

Free: 3 users, basic CRM. Plus: $34/user/month (enrichment, reporting). Pro: $69/user/month (custom objects, API). Enterprise: custom.

Twenty

Self-hosted: free forever. Cloud: $9/user/month. Enterprise: custom.

Integration Overlap

Shared Integrations (3)

GmailOutlookZapier

Only in Attio (7)

SlackMakeTypeformCalendlyLinkedInIntercomSegment

Only in Twenty (4)

PostgreSQLREST APIGraphQL APIWebhooks

Use Case Fit

Attio

  • * Automatic contact management from email
  • * Startup CRM without data entry
  • * Flexible deal and pipeline tracking
  • * Relationship intelligence and history
  • * Custom business object management

Twenty

  • * Contact and lead management
  • * Sales pipeline tracking
  • * Customer relationship management
  • * Email tracking and logging
  • * Custom business data management

Attio

Pros

  • + Beautiful modern design
  • + Automatic data enrichment
  • + Flexible custom objects
  • + Great for startups

Cons

  • - Smaller integration ecosystem
  • - Newer — less proven at scale
  • - Limited marketing features

Twenty

Pros

  • + Free and open-source
  • + Beautiful, modern interface
  • + Full data ownership when self-hosted
  • + Rapid development pace

Cons

  • - Younger project with fewer features
  • - Self-hosting requires infrastructure
  • - Smaller ecosystem than HubSpot
  • - Some features still in development

Editorial Verdict

For solo founders on a budget, Twenty wins with solo-friendly pricing and a excellent free tier. For the highest-rated experience, Attio edges ahead with a 4.3/5 editorial rating.

SaaSLens Editorial Team

Editorial Team