Chandler

241–264 of 374 companies

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  OptSpot

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  Orbital Logistics & Transportation

  Transportation

  Orbital Logistics & Transportation is a North American-based provider of supply chain solutions for complex and high-value assets. The company specializes in serving high-consequence industries such as aerospace and defense, offering secure and compliant movement of critical cargo. The firm's services encompass a multi-modal approach, utilizing trucking, intermodal, air, rail, and ocean transport to manage cross-border freight between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Service offerings include dedicated trucking, management of oversized and specialized freight, and transport for hazardous materials. For global logistics, the company provides air freight for critical and perishable goods and ocean freight for large-scale industrial shipping. A key operational feature is its 24/7 monitoring and advanced risk management, ensuring assets move safely and on schedule. Orbital Logistics & Transportation holds several industry certifications, including ISO 9001:2015, AS9100 Rev D, and C-TPAT, and is compliant with ITAR regulations. The company also possesses deep expertise in customs clearing, with cleared personnel holding active security clearances for handling sensitive freight for Department of Defense and other government agencies.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Origami Owl

  Fashion

  Late stage · 1001–5000 employees

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  Ourlokal

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ownurgoal

  Early stage

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  Page Per Page

  Legal

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Palette Collective

  Real estate

  Palette Collective provides manageable commercial real estate opportunities for small business owners, primarily in the beauty and wellness sectors. Observing that the leap to owning a traditional commercial space was too significant for many entrepreneurs, they launched their first location in 2015. The business operates on a salon suite model, leasing large commercial properties and dividing them into smaller, fully customizable studios. These suites are then rented to individual professionals such as hairstylists, estheticians, nail technicians, and tattoo artists. This model allows tenants to run their own business with their own branding, set their own hours, and keep 100% of their profits without commission splits. The company's revenue is generated from these rental payments. The all-inclusive pricing covers utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, 24/7 secure access, and on-site laundry facilities. A key feature of Palette Collective is its marketplace and community environment. Locations are designed to be destinations, often featuring a coffee shop or other retail concepts in the front to attract public foot traffic, which can benefit the resident businesses. This fosters a collaborative atmosphere where professionals can network and gain clients from other businesses within the collective. The company also provides tenants with resources, networking events, and workshops to help them market and grow their businesses. As of late 2019, Palette Collective had multiple locations across Arizona, including Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Scottsdale, and Queen Creek.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PDWAREHOUSE

  Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PeerSquared, Inc.

  Education

  PeerSquared is a company dedicated to building sustainable peer tutoring programs for high schools. Operating in the education sector, PeerSquared leverages the untapped resource of students to provide peer tutoring services that enhance academic performance and student engagement. The company primarily serves K-12 classrooms, families, and educators, offering a platform where students can receive one-on-one tutoring from their peers. This approach not only helps students fill learning gaps but also fosters a stronger sense of community and belonging within schools. PeerSquared's business model includes launching pilot programs in schools and offering private tutoring services. The company generates revenue through partnerships with educational institutions and private tutoring fees. By increasing volunteer hours for tutors and reducing after-hours work for teachers, PeerSquared aims to create a more motivated and engaged learning environment.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PMO View

  Enterprise software

  Early stage

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  Prama

  Enterprise software

  Prama.ai specializes in delivering advanced AI solutions, focusing on personalized Conversational AI, Automated Data Quality, Vision AI, and Knowledge-based search solutions. Catering to enterprises across Healthcare, Media, and various other sectors, Prama.ai leverages both Private and Enterprise Large Language Models (LLMs) to drive business transformation globally. The company offers a suite of Generative AI solutions, including NLQ NLP Chatbots, which provide businesses with a competitive edge by enhancing data analysis and generating novel insights. Prama.ai's business model revolves around building modern data engineering platforms and hybrid cloud solutions, ensuring customer satisfaction through dedicated service. The company prioritizes API Management as organizations increasingly adopt cloud solutions and digital transformation strategies. Prama.ai's commitment to staying ahead of technological trends and market demands positions it as a key player in the AI-driven business landscape.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Pravici

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Precision Air & Heating

  Real estate, Semiconductors

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Premise One LLC

  Security

  Established in 1994 and based in Chandler, Arizona, Premise One LLC is a national provider specializing in the design, integration, and support of physical security and low-voltage systems. The company has built a reputation for delivering resilient and intelligent solutions tailored for complex operational environments.Premise One's business model is centered on a full lifecycle approach, encompassing initial design and engineering, clean implementation and commissioning, and ongoing lifecycle maintenance and support. This ensures system reliability, scalability, and long-term performance for its clients. The firm's core services include the integration of access control systems, video surveillance with analytics, and intrusion detection and monitoring. Additionally, it provides foundational low-voltage solutions such as structured cabling and comprehensive network infrastructure, ensuring that the physical security layer is supported by robust connectivity.The company serves a diverse client base across the United States, with a strong presence in the enterprise, education, government, and healthcare sectors. It has a particular focus on mission-critical and high-reliability environments where operational security and efficiency are paramount. Premise One differentiates itself by engineering solutions that are aligned with the real-world demands of facility operators and security teams, combining deep engineering expertise with responsive field service to provide consistent and measurable value.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  presentia

  Early stage

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  Primaveraonline

  Education

  Early stage

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  Privoro

  Security

  Privoro specializes in advanced mobile security solutions designed to safeguard sensitive information. The company operates in the cybersecurity market, focusing on providing secure hardware and innovative protection technologies to close the security gap around mobile devices. Privoro's primary clients include government agencies and enterprises that require high levels of data protection. The business model revolves around selling secure hardware products and offering associated security services. Revenue is generated through product sales, service subscriptions, and long-term contracts with clients. Privoro's commitment to security and privacy is evident in its rigorous testing and development processes, ensuring robust protection against physical and digital threats. The company aims to empower clients by delivering control over their information and maintaining trust in the technologies they use.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $31.5M raised

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  Privv

  Enterprise software

  Privv is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that functions as a capital project management operating system, specifically designed for building owners and their representatives. Nations identified a critical gap in the market: project managers were using disconnected and outdated tools for capital improvement projects, leading to inefficiencies, budget overruns, and delays. The platform targets a market historically underserved by modern technology, focusing on clients in higher education, K-12 facilities, and commercial development. Notable clients include Penn State and Florida State University. Privv's business model is centered on providing a comprehensive, owner-centric solution that replaces disparate systems like spreadsheets and legacy software. It consolidates functionalities for budget and finance tracking, scheduling, document management, and stakeholder collaboration into a single interface. The platform aims to standardize processes and increase efficiency, with one client reporting savings of over 300 man-hours annually per project manager. Privv distinguishes itself from general construction management software by focusing on the entire project lifecycle from a strategic, owner's perspective—from capital planning to closeout. Its features include real-time dashboards for visualizing progress, predictive risk assessment using historical data, and automated notifications to ensure accountability. The system also provides a library of customizable templates based on industry best practices, derived from the founders' combined decades of experience in construction and software development. The platform is designed to be intuitive, minimizing training time, and can integrate with clients' existing software to streamline workflows. By offering a centralized system for data-driven decision-making, Privv helps owners mitigate risks and control project outcomes.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $100K raised

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  priZm Therapeutics

  Health

  priZm Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotechnology company established in 2020, concentrating on the development of treatments for ultra-rare pediatric orphan diseases. Their collaboration aims to connect academic medical discoveries with industry applications, a mission embodied by the company's lead program. The company's primary focus is its lead candidate, SRW101, a small molecule synthetic T3 analog known as diiodothyropropionic acid (DITPA). priZm Therapeutics has licensed SRW101 from the University of Miami to develop it for the treatment of Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome (AHDS), a rare X-linked genetic disorder also known as MCT8 deficiency. This condition results from a defective SLC16A2 gene, which impairs the transport of a crucial thyroid hormone (T3) into the brain during critical neonatal development periods. There are currently no approved drugs for this devastating condition. SRW101 has shown promising results in compassionate use cases sanctioned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). A notable milestone was achieved in 2023 when the FDA authorized the first investigator-initiated trial to treat a pregnant mother carrying twin male fetuses with the deficiency, highlighting the drug's ability to cross the placental barrier. The company's business model revolves around advancing SRW101 through the clinical trial process to achieve regulatory and market approval, thereby providing a first-in-class solution for patients. Recognizing its potential, priZm Therapeutics won BIO's 2023 Seed Stage Start-Up Stadium pitch competition, which included admission into The Innovation Space's accelerator program.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Pro Health Functional Medicine

  Health

  Pro Health Functional Medicine provides a patient-centered approach to healthcare, shifting focus from disease management to health optimization. The practice integrates functional medicine, primary care, nutrition counseling, and health coaching to create personalized treatment plans. It operates with a model centered on identifying the root cause of health issues through comprehensive screenings and in-depth analysis of a patient's genetics, lifestyle, and environment. The clinic's services are available through both in-person and telehealth visits. Pro Health's methodology involves a coordinated effort between medical providers, health coaches, nutritionists, and other wellness specialists to manage and, where possible, reverse chronic conditions naturally. The service portfolio is extensive, covering medical weight loss, gut health restoration, allergy testing, hormone optimization, and anti-aging treatments. Aesthetic services such as Botox, laser treatments, and microneedling are also available. This business model is part of a broader movement in healthcare that champions a holistic view of the patient.

  Early stage

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  ProCARE Portal

  Health

  ProCARE Portal provides a financial software solution for the healthcare industry, specifically designed to automate and manage provider compensation. The founders leveraged over two decades of experience in Incentive Compensation Management (ICM) from Fortune 500 sectors to create ProCARE. The firm's core offering is the ProCARE (Provider Compensation Automation Rules Engine) platform, a cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) solution. This platform targets administrators and finance leadership within healthcare organizations of all types, including hospitals, health systems, specialty clinics, dental, and veterinary care networks. It addresses the complexities of managing incentive-based compensation for physicians and advanced practice providers by automating data management, calculation processes, and manual workflows. This automation aims to improve the accuracy, timeliness, and transparency of provider payments. The business model is centered on its enterprise SaaS platform, supplemented by strategic consulting services. This dual approach involves not just software implementation but also providing clients with strategic guidance on compensation management to accelerate their return on investment. The platform's key distinction is its proprietary, user-configurable, rules-based engine, which allows healthcare organizations to model and automate any incentive plan without requiring custom development for changes. This contrasts with other systems that may need provider-side coding changes for modifications. The system is source-agnostic, capable of integrating data from various systems via secure file transfer or even extracting information from PDFs using OCR technology. In December 2016, the company secured $500K in an angel funding round.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $1.7M raised

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  Protectionsource

  Home & living

  Early stage

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  ProtestPP

  Early stage

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  Protocol One LLC

  Fintech

  Protocol One LLC provides a verification and trust-layer infrastructure designed for financial institutions such as lenders, fintechs, neobanks, and insurers. The company's primary focus is to eliminate uncertainty in identity, signatures, and documents to enhance security in high-volume financial workflows. Protocol One was founded by B. L. Frost, who also serves as the Chief Architect and specializes in protocol-grade verification and fraud-surface reduction. The core of the company's offering is a patented system called Tri-Signature Verification. This technology was filed for a patent on March 1, 2026, by inventor Brandon Frost of Protocol One LLC. It operates by binding a user's identity, action, and claim into a single, enforceable verification signal. The system creates a multi-layered verification event by combining behavioral biometrics, device-linked signatures, and contextual environmental signals to confirm authenticity. This approach is designed to eliminate fraud, including impersonation, coercion, and synthetic identity attacks, by ensuring no single signal can be manipulated in isolation. Protocol One operates as a protocol rather than a product, functioning as a foundational verification standard that integrates into existing financial systems and workflows. It is designed to be installed by AI, transforming how financial entities evaluate risk, authenticate documentation, and approve funding. The system aims to reduce manual verification processes, accelerate approval times, and lower operational risk. Clients, which include lenders, insurers, and compliance teams, use the protocol for a range of applications like loan origination, insurance underwriting, fraud detection, and capital access.

  Early stage