Paradigm builds an AI-powered spreadsheet that equips individual columns and cells with dedicated AI agents (the product runs more than 5,000 agents). Users can assign prompts to cells or columns and have agents crawl the internet to find and fill needed information. The product supports model switching and works with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google’s Gemini to balance reasoning quality and cost. Paradigm launched a small closed beta in late 2024, has iterated using customer feedback, and is now releasing the product to the public. The company operates a subscription model with tiers based on usage and counts early customers including EY, Etched, and Cognition. Management says funding will be used to execute an “extremely aggressive product roadmap.” Paradigm has launched a spreadsheet product that treats every cell as a generative-AI environment, using AI agents to scour the web and populate sheets autonomously. Its agents run on proprietary and open-source models from third parties, including OpenAI’s GPT-4o and Meta’s Llama family. The company touts speed metrics of completing an average of 500 cells per minute and demonstrates workflows that pull data from sources like GitHub, LinkedIn and Twitter/X. Paradigm says it already has hundreds of early users from organizations including Google, Stanford University, Bain and McKinsey, and it is accepting new users via a waitlist at paradigmai.com. Pricing starts at $500 monthly. The product positioning emphasizes enterprise use cases in consulting, recruiting and sales, while the company acknowledges open questions about accuracy and hallucination risks with LLMs.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Aug 2025