Chandler

265–288 of 374 companies

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  PSUG Asia

  Education

  PSUG Asia operates as a service provider and user group focused on the PowerSchool Student Information System (SIS), primarily serving international and private schools across Asia. The organization was founded in 2010 by the Shanghai American School and has since evolved from a user group into a commercial entity offering comprehensive support services. It hosts an annual conference for PowerSchool users, which serves as a key event for networking, training, and knowledge sharing among educators, IT professionals, and school administrators in the region. The company's business model is centered on providing paid services that help educational institutions maximize their use of PowerSchool's platform. Its core offerings include system implementation, user training, consultation, and customization of the PowerSchool SIS. This indicates a B2B service model where revenue is generated through service fees, conference registrations, and potentially the sale of proprietary software enhancements. The target market consists of K-12 schools utilizing PowerSchool to manage student data such as enrollment, grades, attendance, and scheduling. In addition to services, PSUG Asia develops and offers its own proprietary plug-ins that are fully embedded within PowerSchool. These plug-ins extend the platform's functionality to meet the specific needs of its clients, particularly international schools. Notable products include a Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) sign-up tool and a Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) management module, which streamline administrative tasks like event registration and attendance tracking directly within the SIS. These products are designed to be user-friendly for administrators, teachers, parents, and students, ultimately aiming to centralize all school-related data and processes within PowerSchool.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PubStream

  Media

  PubStream Inc. positions itself as a specialized partner for online publishers, focusing on sustainable revenue growth through a combination of proprietary technology and expert consultation. The company is composed of a global team with backgrounds in technology, business strategy, data-driven marketing, and online advertising. Over its more than 10 years of operation, PubStream has cultivated a client base of over 200 publishers, which includes both niche content creators and large, multi-million dollar publishing houses. The firm's core business revolves around optimizing and diversifying publisher revenue, extending beyond traditional ad-based models. Its service offerings are designed to support existing income sources while simultaneously exploring new products and business models. For clients focused on advertising revenue, PubStream provides an ad framework and header-bidding infrastructure. This proprietary system is engineered for maximum inventory control with reduced complexity, integrating services like Amazon Publisher Services' SSP with Prebid, lazy-loading, and ad-fraud detection. A key component of their offering is the SSP-Access-Platform, which grants publishers direct access to premium Supply-Side Platforms such as Google AdExchange, AppNexus, IndexExchange, and Amazon at competitive rates. PubStream utilizes a tiered business model to cater to a wide spectrum of publishers. For smaller publishers generating less than $5,000 in monthly display revenues, the company offers its Fair-Access Platform (FAP) on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) basis for a flat monthly fee of $99. For larger publishers with earnings exceeding this threshold, bespoke pricing and service packages are available. Further demonstrating its commitment to future-proofing publisher businesses, the company launched [PX] Innovation Studio. This division acts as an incubator, helping clients transition from ad-dependency to alternative business models by offering services in strategy, customer development, and business model innovation. The [PX] StartUp Studio framework aims to take new ideas from concept to first customer within a 90-day timeframe.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Pureliquidsupplement

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Qira LLC

  Enterprise software

  Qira LLC is a research and technology company based in Phoenix, Arizona, that develops AI-powered platforms to model, monitor, and optimize large-scale networks in real time. The company's work is founded on the principle that the mathematical structures governing physical networks can be applied to understand and predict behavior in diverse systems like traffic, cognitive processes, and AI language models. Qira's offerings span multiple domains. One of its core products is the Phoenix Traffic Intelligence platform, a live system that monitors freeway corridors in Phoenix. This tool uses real-time speed data and DOT event information, running AI-driven analysis to assist with crew dispatch, digital message sign updates, and congestion prediction. In the field of cognitive science, the company is engaged in research on "Expression-Gated Cognition," an empirical study examining how emotional expression affects cognitive performance. Furthermore, Qira is developing a custom hybrid Transformer-SSM language model, a project supported by a Google TRC grant for access to advanced computing resources. Qira's business model appears to be centered on developing and deploying these specialized platforms for clients that manage complex systems. By applying a unified theoretical framework of network physics, the company aims to deliver solutions that are not just descriptive but predictive, capturing the underlying dynamics that generate data. This approach allows them to identify potential issues like congestion cascades in traffic or instabilities in software codebases before they escalate.

  Early stage

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  Quench Fine Wines LTD

  Food

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Race4home

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  RadfordRacingSchool.com

  Education

  Early stage

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  Radixlink

  Hosting

  Early stage

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  RahtidAI

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ravelin Defense

  Security

  Ravelin Defense represents the strategic union of two established American defense manufacturers, ArmorWorks Enterprises and Fox Valley Metal Tech, creating a single entity with integrated capabilities in survivability and precision manufacturing. The company operates as a portfolio company of Littlejohn Capital. The formation of Ravelin Defense was finalized in June 2026, culminating from the March 2024 acquisition of Fox Valley Metal Tech by ArmorWorks. This merger combines over six decades of defense manufacturing experience, positioning Ravelin Defense to compete for larger, multi-domain defense programs. The company's name is inspired by a 'ravelin,' a triangular fortification designed to provide layered protection, reflecting the firm's mission to protect and enable warfighters. The firm is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, with additional manufacturing operations in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Historically, the two legacy companies brought distinct expertise. ArmorWorks, founded in 1996, developed a reputation over three decades for its survivability solutions, including advanced armor systems, crew protection, and blast-mitigation technologies for land, sea, and air platforms. Fox Valley's work includes contributions to the Columbia-class submarine, Ford-class aircraft carriers, and Arleigh Burke destroyers. Ravelin Defense operates as a 'scalable prime,' aiming to provide the engineering depth and manufacturing scale of a large prime contractor with the agility of a smaller specialist. Its business model focuses on serving the U.S. Department of Defense and its global partners as both a prime and subcontractor. The company's product portfolio is extensive, including composite and steel armor, blast-attenuating seating (ShockRide™), precision enclosures, watertight doors and hatches, nuclear security systems, and signature management (camouflage) solutions. This allows Ravelin Defense to offer vertically integrated solutions, from design and engineering to full-rate production and lifecycle support across military and commercial markets.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Re/Max Infinity Realty of Chandler

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  RENAISSANCE SCIENCES CORPORATION

  Early stage · $3.4M raised

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  Revolution Industrial

  Revolution Industrial, based in Chandler, AZ, is a specialty contractor established in 2011, focusing on steel fabrication, industrial coatings, construction management, and electrical instrumentation projects. The company serves a wide range of industries, including agriculture, mining, and sports entertainment, providing services such as installation and repair of grain silos, conveying systems, and structural steel services at various venues. Revolution Industrial operates primarily in the Southwest, leveraging its expertise in the industrial market to deliver value and quality to its clients. The business model revolves around offering specialized contracting services, with revenue generated through project-based engagements. The company is committed to maintaining high standards, as evidenced by its adherence to the American Water Works Association standards for steel potable water storage tanks. Revolution Industrial's coatings division is recognized for its meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a perfect finish on every project. The company's CNC fabrication capabilities allow for precise and efficient project execution, helping clients meet their timelines without compromising on quality.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  ReZamp

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Riderzready

  Home & living

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Rixon Technology

  Security

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Roadrunners Elite Institute (REI Prep)

  Sports, Education

  Roadrunners Elite Institute (REI Prep) is a specialized educational institution in Arizona offering a hybrid college-preparatory program for students in grades 7 through 12. The institute targets student-athletes and individuals aspiring to careers in the sports industry, providing a structured environment that balances academic and athletic pursuits. The business operates on a hybrid model, combining accredited online academics with in-person support and training, giving families flexibility without compromising on education or athletic development.REI Prep's core offerings are divided into distinct pathways to cater to different student goals. For student-athletes, particularly those focused on basketball, the program provides elite training, skill development, strength and conditioning, and competitive team play. Academics are delivered through a partnership with Premier Prep, an accredited online provider, supplemented by in-person academic support to ensure students maintain a structured learning schedule. Alongside athletic training, the institute offers a sports career pathway that gives students practical experience in fields such as sports media, business, coaching, and operations. This dual focus allows the institution to serve a niche market of students who require a flexible academic schedule to accommodate demanding training regimens or who want to gain real-world experience in the sports sector before college.The institute offers both in-person and online program options across Arizona. The in-person program integrates academic support and athletic training, while the online sports career pathway provides a flexible academic model coupled with career development opportunities. REI Prep is currently enrolling students for the 2026–2027 academic year and is positioned as a premier academy for its founding class.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Robertjacksonco

  Home & living

  Early stage

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  Robust Diagnostics, LLC

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Rosterly.io

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Rotor X

  Robotics, Transportation

  Rotor X Aircraft Manufacturing operates in the experimental aircraft space, specializing in the production and sale of two-seat helicopter kits for personal use. The company is the successor to the iconic RotorWay International, having acquired its factory in Chandler, Arizona, in December 2020. This acquisition included bringing back key RotorWay personnel to continue a legacy of manufacturing that dates back to 1961 when RotorWay's founder, B.J. Schramm, introduced the first truly accessible kit helicopter. This relationship allows for collaboration on projects, including the development of multi-rotor aircraft for the U.S. Air Force.The company's business model centers on selling comprehensive helicopter kits directly to consumers. These kits are designed for assembly by individuals with varying technical backgrounds, supported by detailed manuals, video instructions, and technical assistance. Revenue is generated from the sale of these kits, with a pricing structure that often involves a down payment followed by staged deliveries. For instance, the flagship Phoenix A600 Turbo was introduced with a price point under $100,000. The company also supplies spare parts to the extensive existing global fleet of RotorWay helicopters.Rotor X's primary offering is the Phoenix A600 Turbo, an evolution of the former RotorWay A600 Talon Turbo. This two-seat helicopter features a 168-horsepower, turbocharged, water-cooled engine, dual electronic ignition, and a useful load of 545 pounds. The kit includes major components like a pre-assembled airframe and the engine and rotor system. Building on this foundation, Rotor X is exploring future developments, including an all-electric version of the A600. The firm also collaborates with its partner company, Advanced Tactics, on uncrewed and optionally piloted VTOL aircraft for defense applications.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Rtsync

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · $3.1M raised

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  RYCOR

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  RYnoweb

  Marketing

  Early stage · 1 employees