Open Source CRM for Startups and enterprises. Django + SvelteKit · Self-hosted · Multi-tenant · Free forever
-
Updated
Sep 27, 2026 - Python
Open Source CRM for Startups and enterprises. Django + SvelteKit · Self-hosted · Multi-tenant · Free forever
Apps small enough for AI to hold whole. ObjectStack turns the whole app — data model, UI, workflows, permissions — into typed metadata: a complete CRM in under 150k tokens, one context window. Agents read it whole, reason it whole, refactor it whole.
The customer platform for the agentic era. MCP-first, open source, self-hostable.
The reference app for AI-written enterprise software: a complete CRM in typed ObjectStack metadata — business logic under 100k tokens. Small enough to hand an agent in one context window.
Build & ask online: describe the app; ObjectOS builds and runs it in the browser — in our cloud or yours. Built on the open ObjectStack format.
Agentic CRM platform with AI-powered workflow automation. Uses multi-agent orchestration for intelligent customer relationship management.
Building a modern alternative to Salesforce 🚀, powered by the community 🤝. We believe in open source 🌍 and collaboration. Hundreds of developers are already building Twenty together 🛠️. Once plugin capabilities arrive, a full ecosystem will grow around it 🌱.
The production-grade n8n community node for Twenty CRM — full CRUD with pagination, filtering, and zero runtime dependencies
Self-host Twenty CRM on Railway — the open-source Salesforce alternative, with no per-seat fees.
Reverse-engineered, generic build framework for adding an enterprise-style CRM sales flow to any Laravel app — usable with Claude Code or any other AI assistant.
Open-source B2B CRM: leads, deals, pipelines, forecasting and outreach. An open alternative to Salesforce Sales Cloud and HubSpot Sales Hub, built on Zite.
Open-Source CRM TCO Calculator: Twenty & ERPNext vs Salesforce / HubSpot
To associate your repository with the salesforce-alternative topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."