Paradigm

About Paradigm

Paradigm is a research platform that puts autonomous agents inside a spreadsheet grid rather than inside a chat window, which turns out to be the right shape for the work it targets. The unit of execution is a cell: each one dispatches an agent that goes and finds a fact, enriches a record, reads a filing or checks a claim, and returns a structured, cited answer into that cell. Because the cells are independent, a column of two hundred companies is two hundred agents running in parallel rather than one long conversation, and because the output lands in a grid it is immediately usable downstream instead of needing to be parsed back out of prose. That makes it a fit for the research tasks that are genuinely wide rather than deep — building a market map, enriching an inbound list against public sources, pulling a specific data point out of every document in a folder, checking a set of claims against primary sources. Everything is metered in credits, and the vendor is unusually candid that per-cell cost varies with how much work the agent had to do, which is why the FAQ leads with how to estimate a run before committing to it. Team plans add database and CRM integrations so the enrichment lands where the rest of the company already works, plus unlimited seats; the enterprise tier is where role-based access control, SAML/OIDC SSO, domain auto-verification and optional tenant isolation live.

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