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1

Create your account

Go to app.twenty.com and sign up with Google, Microsoft, or email.
2

Choose a trial

Pick 30 days (with card) or 7 days (without card). Both include full access — unlimited contacts, email integration, custom objects, API. You can change plan or billing interval anytime.
3

Create your workspace

After payment confirmation via Stripe, you’ll set up your workspace name and user profile. You can cancel anytime.

Configure your workspace

Once you’re in, three steps to make Twenty yours:

1. Connect your mailbox

Go to Settings → Accounts and connect your Google or Microsoft account. Twenty will import your emails and calendar events, and auto-create contacts from interactions. Using another provider? You can add mailboxes via SMTP or calendars via CalDAV from the same page.
Start here — connecting a mailbox gives your team immediate value with real data before you customize anything else.

2. Shape your data model

Go to Settings → Data Model to create custom objects and fields. A few things to know:
  • Custom objects and fields are unlimited on all plans — no upsell.
  • People, Companies, and Opportunities are the objects that show synced emails and meetings. Use them as your base and add fields to categorize (e.g., a Person Type field) rather than creating separate objects that won’t have email history.
  • Two People can’t share the same email. Two Companies can’t share the same domain.
  • You can deactivate standard fields/objects you don’t need, and hide fields from views without deleting them.
Data Model reference →

3. Import your data

Use the Command Menu (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) to import People, Companies, Opportunities, or any custom object via CSV. Download the sample file first to see the expected format. Limit files to 10k records and deduplicate emails/domains before importing. Data Migration guide →

Next steps

Learn the layout

Navigation, views, command menu, side panel.

Build Workflows

Automate your business processes.

Create Views

Table, kanban, calendar — filter and sort your data.

Explore the API

Schema-per-tenant REST and GraphQL.