Self-Hosted Twenty CRM VPS hosting.

Twenty is open source, so you can self-host it without license fees. You pay for the VPS that runs it, not for each user. Twenty may license some advanced or enterprise features separately, so check Twenty's own pricing page for the current editions before you plan around them.

• Open-source edition: no license fees
• You pay for the VPS, not per user

Your cost is the VPS plan you pick, and current prices load live in the pricing section on this page. We charge per server, not per seat, so adding team members to your Twenty workspace does not raise the hosting bill. If your workspace grows, you move to a plan with more RAM and CPU.

• Price per VPS, not per user
• Daily automatic Backup included
• Cancel anytime

Twenty runs a server, a background worker, PostgreSQL and Redis, and Coolify needs some memory of its own. For a small team, a plan with 4 GB RAM and 2 CPU cores is a sensible start. Larger teams, heavy mailbox sync or big imports need more RAM and CPU. Twenty's docs list the current minimum, so check them for your version.

• Small team: start with 4 GB RAM and 2 CPU cores
• Larger teams or heavy email sync: 8 GB RAM or more
• Move to a bigger plan when usage grows

Order a VPS, open One-Click Apps in the panel and pick Twenty. Coolify pulls the official Docker image and starts the Twenty server, the background worker, PostgreSQL and Redis, with the connections between them already configured. When the deploy finishes, you open Twenty in your browser and create your workspace. Read the One-Click Apps guide

• Twenty server and background worker
• PostgreSQL database and Redis cache
• Managed in Coolify's web interface

Yes. Every VPS gets a daily automatic Backup from the platform, included even without the ZapX Pass. With the ZapX Pass you can see and restore those daily Backups, create manual Backups and snapshots, and keep daily Backups longer depending on your tier. You can also export your PostgreSQL database yourself over SSH at any time.

• Daily automatic Backup included
• Restore, manual Backups and snapshots with the ZapX Pass

Yes. If you already self-host Twenty, dump the PostgreSQL database, restore it into the new instance, copy your uploaded files and run the same Twenty version before you start the server. Coming from Twenty Cloud or another CRM, export your records as CSV and bring them in with Twenty's import wizard.

• Self-hosted: move the PostgreSQL dump and files
• Cloud or other CRM: CSV export and import

Yes. Point an A record for your domain to the IP of your VPS, then set that domain for Twenty in Coolify. Coolify's proxy requests a Let's Encrypt certificate, so your team reaches the CRM over HTTPS. Set Twenty's server URL to the same domain so links and mailbox sync work correctly. How DNS records work

• A record to your VPS IP
• SSL certificate via Coolify's proxy

You choose when. In Coolify you change the image tag and redeploy the app. Read Twenty's upgrade guide for that version first, since major releases can include extra steps. Before you upgrade, export your database or create a manual Backup with the ZapX Pass, so you can go back if needed.

• Update through a redeploy in Coolify
• Check Twenty's upgrade notes first
• Back up the database before you upgrade

You choose from locations in Europe and America when you order. Pick the one closest to your team and customers to keep the CRM responsive. Many North American teams start with Ashburn, Dallas or Los Angeles. Availability can vary by plan and location.

• Locations in Europe and America to choose from
• Pick the region closest to your team

Yes, you can cancel anytime. Your VPS keeps running until the end of the term you picked, and the cancellation takes effect then. Before that date, export your PostgreSQL database or your records as CSV so you keep your CRM data.

• Cancel anytime
• Export your data before the term ends