

Why SaaS teams are drowning in integration work
Building integrations in-house compounds fast.
OAuth flows break at 2am. APIs change without warning. Rate limits hit during bulk operations with no recovery.
Engineering time spent on integration plumbing is engineering time not spent on your core product.
Lost deals, customer churn, and security exposure from homegrown integrations.

For engineering teams who'd rather ship product
What types of companies use Paragon?
Companies scaling to enterprise customers who need robust integrations.
AI products integrating with existing customer tech stacks.
Who uses Paragon day-today?
Engineering leads and senior developers on AI/ML and RAG pipelines.
Product teams mapping the future of their offerings.



Hundreds of integrations
How It Works
1
Install the SDK
(Node.js or Python)
2
Embed the Connect Portal
for user
authentication
3
Build integration logic
in code or
the visual workflow builder
4
Deploy
— Paragon handles auth,
retries, rate limits, and monitoring
5
Monitor
— every integration with
full event logs, and task history
Enterprise-grade security. Production-ready reliability.
SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA certified
VPC deployable for regulated industries
Multi-tenant data isolation
1B+ requests/month proven at scale
Full event logging, audit trails, and observability
With Paragon
70% reduction in integration engineering spend.
Zendesk and Postman evaluated build vs. buy and chose Paragon.
Build in-house
Paragon
Initial build
2 engineers, 6 months
1 engineer, 1 afternoon
Ongoing maintenance
Forever, you
Connector library maintained for you
Observability
Roll your own
Built-in
OAuth refresh, retries, rate limits
Your problem at 2am
Managed
Compliance posture
Build SOC 2 yourself
Build SOC 2 yourself

















































