Paragon is an embedded integration platform that provides a single SDK for developers to connect their applications with over 100 pre-built APIs, streamlining the integration process. It addresses the complexity of managing multiple third-party API authentications and maintenance, enabling faster deployment and reliable operation of integrations.
Funding
$21.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.






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Product
Problem
Integrating applications with third-party APIs is complex, requiring developers to manage multiple authentications and adapt to frequent API changes. This complexity slows down deployment and increases the maintenance burden for developers.
Solution
Paragon offers an embedded integration platform that simplifies the process of connecting applications to over 100 pre-built APIs. The platform provides a single SDK for developers to build, ship, and manage product integrations, eliminating the need to handle individual API authentications and maintenance. Paragon securely manages authentication, keeps OAuth tokens refreshed, and provides tools for building durable, scalable jobs for integration logic. Developers can embed a white-labeled integration UI or build their own headless UI, and leverage monitoring tools to quickly debug integration issues.
Target Audience
Paragon is designed for B2B and AI SaaS engineering teams that need to build and manage product integrations.
Features
- Single SDK for connecting to 100+ pre-built APIs
- Fully managed integration authentication and OAuth token refresh
- White-labeled Connect Portal for users to connect their 3rd party accounts
- Workflow engine for building background jobs that extract data, sync records, or automate activities
- End-to-end monitoring and observability across integrations with task history and customer dashboards
- Git sync for version control and code review of workflows and integration configurations
- Pre-built steps in Workflows that adapt to API changes
- APIs for workflow executions, integrations, and user accounts
- Release environments for development, staging, and production