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Twenty vs WorkApp

Focuses on CRM features rather than public classifieds

Which to pick

Pick Twenty if you want…

  • Self-hosted open-source CRM
  • Open-source code (twentyhq/twenty on GitHub)

Pick WorkApp if you want…

  • Free classifieds and business listings

Side by side

What it is
Twenty:Twenty is an open-source, self-hosted CRM that aims to compete with Salesforce.
WorkApp:WorkApp is a free platform for posting ads, classifieds, jobs, eCommerce listings and community promotions.
Best for
Twenty:Self-hosted open-source CRM
WorkApp:Free classifieds and business listings
Who it’s for
Twenty:Businesses and developers needing a customizable, free CRM solution
WorkApp:Internet users and small businesses looking to advertise and connect online.
Pricing
Twenty:Free
WorkApp:Free
Open source
Twenty:Yes, 57,554 GitHub stars
WorkApp:—

Twenty features

  • Open source. The code is publicly available and can be freely modified.
  • Self-hostable. Can be deployed on your own servers for full control.
  • Modern UI. Provides an easy-to-use, contemporary interface.
  • Powerful built-in features. Includes core CRM capabilities such as contact and pipeline management.

WorkApp features

  • Free classifieds. Post and browse classified ads without any cost.
  • Job listings. Publish and search job opportunities within the platform.
  • eCommerce listings. Create product listings to sell goods directly.
  • Community promotions. Share community events and promotions with other users.
  • Rich messaging. Registered members can message each other within the app.
  • Advanced search filters. Use advanced search to target listings by location, category, and more.

Twenty vs WorkApp FAQ

Is Twenty or WorkApp free?+

Yes, both are free.

Is Twenty or WorkApp open source?+

Twenty is open source (twentyhq/twenty on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for WorkApp.

On DevHunt

Twenty

26 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 3, 2023

WorkApp

0 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 2, 2024

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