Which CRM keeps my data in my own database?

SalesCrew gives every client instance its own Supabase project, with its own Postgres database, storage and edge functions. You pick the region when the instance is provisioned. You can take a full Postgres dump or a CSV of any table at any time, and Core starts at $299 a month.

How does Twenty price its cloud plans?

Twenty sells Pro, Organization and Enterprise cloud plans, each billed per user. You can also self-host the open-source core for free. Single-tenant isolation sits on the Enterprise plan, per twenty.com/pricing as checked in September 2026.

Who runs the servers for a SalesCrew instance?

SalesCrew provisions and runs each instance for you. Your data lives in your own Supabase project, backed up daily, and the app is served on your own subdomain. Point-in-time recovery is an add-on at $120 a month.

Can Claude or ChatGPT work in SalesCrew?

Yes. SalesCrew exposes 140+ MCP tools, and each one has a UI twin with the same effect. Tokens are scoped by channel, profile and area like a user, and any external send waits in one approval queue until a person approves it.

How do I move from Twenty to SalesCrew?

Export your records from Twenty as CSV and import them into the SalesCrew Data Bank, mapping each column. Contacts are matched on email and never overwritten. Contacts, companies, deals, notes and tasks come across, and a standard import completes within 7 business days.

SalesCrew vs Twenty

SalesCrew gives each client its own Postgres database, runs it for you, and includes unlimited seats from $299 a month.

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SalesCrew gives every client its own database on every tier, runs the servers for you, and adds outbound, an inbox and an approval queue, with unlimited seats from $299 a month. Twenty is an open-source CRM you can self-host, with Pro, Organization and Enterprise cloud plans billed per user and single-tenant isolation on Enterprise (twenty.com/pricing, checked September 2026).

The short answer

SalesCrew runs each client instance in its own Supabase project, on every tier.
SalesCrew includes unlimited seats, from Core at $299 a month.
SalesCrew adds a data bank, cadences, a shared inbox and one approval queue beside the pipeline.
A full Postgres dump and CSV export of every table are available from SalesCrew at any time.

SalesCrew vs Twenty at a glance

Dimension	SalesCrew	Twenty
Database	Your own Supabase project per client, on every tier	Self-host the open-source core, or use Twenty cloud
Single-tenant isolation	Every instance	Enterprise cloud plan
Who runs it	SalesCrew provisions and runs the instance	You, when self-hosted; Twenty, on cloud
Pricing unit	One price per instance, from $299 a month	Cloud plans billed per user; Enterprise custom
Seats	Unlimited on every tier	Per user on cloud plans
AI client access	140+ MCP tools, each with a UI twin	MCP server on every cloud workspace; REST and GraphQL APIs
Outbound	Data bank, suppression at audience freeze, cadences, mailbox pool	Workflows and webhooks
AI review	Four modes per agent, one approval queue, one kill switch	AI agents on Pro and above
Trial	14 days, card on file	30 days on cloud, no card

Twenty checked on twenty.com/pricing, September 2026. SalesCrew figures from the SalesCrew price list. Disclosure: SalesCrew is our product.

What SalesCrew gives you

Your own database, run for you

Each instance gets its own Postgres, storage and edge functions in a region you choose. Backups run daily, and nobody on your team patches a server.

Unlimited seats

Add reps, managers and client viewers without changing the bill. Core is $299 a month.

Outbound in the same database

Build segments in the data bank, freeze them with suppression applied, and send cadences from your own mailboxes.

Agents you approve

Every agent ships in review mode. External sends wait in one queue with the draft, the evidence and the cost.

What Twenty publishes about itself

Twenty describes itself as an open-source CRM. You can self-host the core application for free, or use Twenty's managed cloud. Its cloud plans are Pro, Organization and Enterprise, all billed per user (twenty.com/pricing, checked September 2026).

Pro includes custom objects, workflows and AI agents. Organization adds row-level permissions and SSO. Enterprise adds single-tenant isolation, IP allowlisting and SCIM. Every cloud workspace includes an MCP server, REST and GraphQL APIs and webhooks, and the cloud trial runs 30 days with no card.

What decides it

If you want your own database without running it, SalesCrew fits. Every instance is its own Supabase project, and SalesCrew handles provisioning, updates and daily backups. Read single-tenant vs multi-tenant CRM for how the two models differ.

If you sell to many clients, the per-client model matters. Each client gets a separate instance with its own data, and a full export when they leave.

If your team runs outbound, you'll want sending and the pipeline in one place. SalesCrew keeps cadences, replies and deals in the same record. See the best open-source CRMs for the wider field.

Questions

Which CRM keeps my data in my own database?: SalesCrew gives every client instance its own Supabase project, with its own Postgres database, storage and edge functions. You pick the region when the instance is provisioned. You can take a full Postgres dump or a CSV of any table at any time, and Core starts at $299 a month.
How does Twenty price its cloud plans?: Twenty sells Pro, Organization and Enterprise cloud plans, each billed per user. You can also self-host the open-source core for free. Single-tenant isolation sits on the Enterprise plan, per twenty.com/pricing as checked in September 2026.
Who runs the servers for a SalesCrew instance?: SalesCrew provisions and runs each instance for you. Your data lives in your own Supabase project, backed up daily, and the app is served on your own subdomain. Point-in-time recovery is an add-on at $120 a month.
Can Claude or ChatGPT work in SalesCrew?: Yes. SalesCrew exposes 140+ MCP tools, and each one has a UI twin with the same effect. Tokens are scoped by channel, profile and area like a user, and any external send waits in one approval queue until a person approves it.
How do I move from Twenty to SalesCrew?: Export your records from Twenty as CSV and import them into the SalesCrew Data Bank, mapping each column. Contacts are matched on email and never overwritten. Contacts, companies, deals, notes and tasks come across, and a standard import completes within 7 business days.