Pandium vs Paragon (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Pandium if

• Fits if you run a software company and want integrations your customers install themselves
• Works for an engineering team that can write integration code with an SDK

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you're small: $499 a month covers up to 25 tenants
• Watch out: a tenant is one customer's installed copy of one integration, so 100 customers on one integration is 100 tenants
• Not for you if you want to connect your own apps, since it's built for software vendors
• Watch out: the in-app marketplace and integration services are paid add-ons

Pick Paragon if

• Fits if you run a SaaS product and want to offer integrations to your customers
• Works for a team with engineers who can embed an SDK

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you just want to link your own apps, as it is built for product teams
• Skip it if you want a price on the page, as none is published
• Watch out: cost scales with the number of customer organizations, not executions
• Watch out: self-hosting, SAML SSO and SLAs are Enterprise only

Pandium

• A tenant is one customer's installed copy of one integration, so 100 customers on one integration count as 100 tenants; Lite includes 25.
• Pro starts at $2,000 per month, with extra fees for higher tenant packages and add-ons.
• The in-app marketplace and integration services are paid add-ons, and plans are arranged through a demo.
• It is built for software vendors embedding integrations, not for individuals automating their own apps.

Paragon

• No prices are published: the Pro and Enterprise plans both say talk to sales, with a custom quote based on connected users.
• Usage costs scale with the number of tenants (customer organizations) using integrations, not with executions.
• Self-hosting, dynamic field mapping, SAML SSO and SLAs are listed under Enterprise.

Pandium

Integration Hub

Software teams build custom integrations with any API they choose, keeping control of the integration code in their own repos and languages.

Integration Development Kit

A kit for building, launching and promoting integrations, with managed authentication, versioning and hosting included on both plans.

AI code generator

The Pro plan includes an AI-powered generator for integration code; the Lite plan does not.

Integration Insights

Usage metrics and analytics for each integration are included on both plans, with advanced reporting on Pro.

In-app marketplace add-on

An optional white-labeled marketplace lets a vendor's customers discover, install and manage integrations inside the vendor's own product.

Integration services add-on

An optional add-on puts Pandium's engineers to work designing, building and supporting integrations.

Paragon

Workflows

An embedded iPaaS for asynchronous integration logic, written in TypeScript or the low-code editor and triggered from your app or third-party webhooks.

ActionKit

One API and MCP server of synchronous integration actions across many apps, aimed at AI agents and workflow products.

Managed Sync

Managed ingestion pipelines for third-party data with normalized schemas, sync frequencies down to one minute and a Permissions API for access control in RAG.

Embedded UI or headless SDK

Customers connect apps through a white-labeled Connect Portal, or you build your own interface with the headless SDK.

Managed authentication

Authentication for connected apps is handled by Paragon, with unlimited integrations and custom connectors on every plan.

Self-host option

Enterprise plans can self-host or forward-deploy, and add SAML SSO, dynamic field mapping, priority support and SLAs.

Pandium

• Pandium Lite$499

  per month for up to 25 tenants

  Unlimited integrations, 50,000 daily executions, managed authentication, versioning and hosting. Sold through a demo.

• Pandium Pro$2,000

  per month and up

  Adds an AI code generator, custom tenant package, unlimited daily executions and a dedicated account manager.

Paragon

Pricing could not be confirmed. See useparagon.com.