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Platform for building native integrations
$65k - $90kAnnually
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Remote in USA
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Paragon provides a platform for product and engineering teams to create and manage native integrations for their applications. Their service includes a Software Development Kit (SDK) and an embedded Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), which enables clients to develop integrations with third-party applications significantly faster than traditional in-house methods. Paragon's platform simplifies complex tasks such as user authentication and adapting to changes in third-party APIs, which alleviates pressure on clients' engineering teams. Additionally, it features a workflow builder for setting up integration logic, pre-built connectors and triggers, and a monitoring suite to ensure system reliability. This platform is designed to be seamlessly integrated into the client's product, enhancing the user experience. Paragon generates revenue by charging clients based on the usage of its platform and services, with pricing varying according to the complexity of the integrations needed.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$18.8M
Headquarters
California
Founded
2019
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