Chandler

313–336 of 374 companies

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  Soraban

  Enterprise software

  An AI-powered platform designed for accounting and tax firms to automate administrative tasks and streamline client data management.The system focuses on reducing manual data entry and administrative work by automating client data intake, document collection, and secure delivery processes. It provides an intelligent client coordinator that handles communications and the collection of tax information.The platform is tailored for CPAs and accounting firms, offering tools to manage workflows and client interactions efficiently. By automating these processes, firms can save time and allocate more resources to client-facing activities.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $120K raised

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  Sound Packaging

  Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sovarizona

  Health

  Early stage

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  SPACE | Real Estate Team

  Real estate

  SPACE operates as a rapidly expanding real estate team structure, designed to foster the professional growth of its affiliated agents. The organization emphasizes a culture centered on agent development, providing a suite of resources to enhance performance and productivity.Key offerings for agents include comprehensive training programs, featuring weekly sessions with industry leaders and local experts, alongside robust support systems and a collaborative peer environment. These elements are positioned to equip agents with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate market challenges effectively.Geographically, SPACE has established a presence in Arizona and Texas, with the firm actively pursuing expansion into new markets such as Boca Raton, Florida. This growth trajectory indicates a strategy focused on scaling its agent support model across multiple states.The business model centers on attracting and retaining real estate agents by offering a value proposition of enhanced support, training, and growth opportunities. Revenue is primarily generated through commission-sharing arrangements with its affiliated agents, a standard model for real estate teams providing infrastructure and development resources.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Space Data Corporation

  Security

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Speck Ops

  Security

  SpecOp Secure provides a suite of technology solutions designed by and for custom integrators. The company was founded by its current president, Farr Shepherd, to address the growing complexity of smart home systems and provide integrators with the necessary tools and support to succeed. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, the firm operates with the primary goal of helping custom integration businesses build sustainable recurring monthly revenue (RMR) through its flexible service models. The company's business model allows integrators to offer solutions as either traditional project-based capital expenditures or as subscription-based managed services. This approach is designed to create predictable income streams for integrators while ensuring long-term support and system resiliency for their clients. SpecOp Secure targets the custom integration (CI) market, providing services that are essential for modern smart homes where dependable networking is critical for client satisfaction. SpecOp Secure's portfolio includes engineer-designed Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), which delivers enterprise-grade networks with around-the-clock support without requiring large upfront investments from clients. Its cybersecurity services offer comprehensive protection for home assets through endpoint protection, advanced firewalls, and real-time threat detection. The company also specializes in Cellular Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) to eliminate cellular dead spots, predictive Wi-Fi design for optimized wireless coverage, and high-speed fiber network design. These services are backed by an engineering team with over two decades of experience in secure IT services.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Sphynx Automation

  Fintech, Enterprise software

  Sphynx Automation provides technology consulting and custom automation solutions primarily for financial advisors, as well as attorneys, bookkeepers, and CPAs. The firm was founded by Arielle Minicozzi-Figueroa, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and Certified Student Loan Professional (CSLP), who also serves as the company's CEO. She is also a partner and financial planner at Modern Money Advisor. The company name, Sphynx, was inspired by her cat, Nigel. Sphynx Automation's core business is centered on helping service-based businesses, particularly independent financial advisors and RIAs, to automate their workflows by connecting existing software tools. The objective is to save time, increase revenue, and eliminate administrative tasks. The firm states it has served over 300 advisors. The company's business model is multi-faceted, offering three main service categories: 1. **White-Glove Automation Services:** This is a fully customized, done-for-you service where Sphynx builds automation systems tailored to a client's specific needs. Engagements typically take 4-6 weeks and are priced on an a-la-carte basis. 2. **Hourly Technology Coaching:** For clients who prefer a more hands-on approach but need expert guidance, Sphynx offers one-on-one coaching to help overcome technical roadblocks with tools like Zapier, Calendly, and CRM integrations. Coaching is charged by the hour and paid upfront. 3. **DIY Courses and Templates:** The firm provides a range of do-it-yourself products, including templates and courses for tools like JotForm, as well as integrations for platforms such as Wealthbox and Redtail via Zapier. This option is for tech-savvy professionals who want to build and manage their own automations. Sphynx Automation is a certified Zapier expert and frequently utilizes this tool to connect the various apps its clients already use, such as CRMs, scheduling software, and data collection forms. They often work with and create content around popular fintech tools like Wealthbox, Jotform, Calendly, and PreciseFP.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Stealth Startup

  Early stage

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  Stealth Startup

  Early stage

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  Story Autism Center

  Health, Kids

  Story Autism Center is a non-profit organization located in Chandler, Arizona, that provides comprehensive and individualized programs for individuals with autism from infancy through adulthood. Ndolo, who holds degrees in Special Education and has worked with children with autism since 2001, established the non-profit day school to address a community need for a program that could meet the complex requirements of students with autism within a traditional school environment. The center's business model is structured as a non-profit, serving families throughout the greater Phoenix area. It operates three main programs under one roof: an Early Intervention Clinic for children from diagnosis up to age 6, a K-12 Academy for students aged 6 to 22, and an inclusive onsite childcare and preschool program. The core of its services is the application of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), a research-based methodology. The Early Intervention program utilizes one-on-one, play-based ABA therapy to help young children meet developmental milestones. The K-12 Academy offers a year-round, traditional classroom environment with a low 3-to-1 staff-to-student ratio, focusing on academics, social skills, vocational training, and daily living skills. A key feature is the seamless integration between its programs, allowing children to transition as they develop, from early intervention to the K-12 academy and even into programs for adults focusing on vocational and daily living skills. Story Autism Center collaborates with families and is in-network with major health insurers, offering services that are often covered as medically necessary. The organization's name reflects the belief that an autism diagnosis is the beginning of a new chapter of growth and potential.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Streamline Vacation Rental Software

  Travel, Real estate

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Streamlinechs

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  Strongcreativevision

  Early stage

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  StrongMind

  Education

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Subsys

  Health

  Early stage

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  SyberJet Aircraft

  Transportation, Enterprise software

  SyberJet Aircraft is an American aircraft manufacturer specializing in the design and production of light business jets. The concept for the SJ30, a fast and efficient light business jet, originated in the late 1980s with the ambitious goals of a high service ceiling, long range, and superior cabin pressurization. Through decades of development, the program underwent several ownership changes and corporate names, including Sino Swearingen Aircraft Corporation and Emivest Aerospace Corporation. In 2011, the assets were acquired by Metalcraft Technologies, a Utah-based component supplier for the jet, which formed SyberJet Aircraft. The company's primary product is the SJ30, a light business jet known for its high performance. The FAA-certified aircraft is notable for several key features, including its ability to maintain a sea-level cabin pressure up to an altitude of 41,000 feet, which reduces passenger fatigue. It boasts a transcontinental range of approximately 2,500 nautical miles, a service ceiling of 49,000 feet, and a maximum cruise speed of Mach 0.83. The jet is certified for single-pilot operations and typically seats up to six passengers. Later iterations, like the SJ30i, incorporated an upgraded interior and a modern glass cockpit featuring the Honeywell Primus Epic 2.0 avionics suite, branded as SyberVision. SyberJet's business model revolves around the manufacturing and sales of these high-performance aircraft to private and corporate clients. The company operates facilities in Chandler, Arizona; San Antonio, Texas; and Cedar City, Utah. Under new leadership, SyberJet has announced the development of a next-generation model, the SJ36. This new jet will be a stretched version of the SJ30, featuring a nine-seat configuration, a four-foot cabin extension, and is designed to bridge the gap between light and midsize jets. The SJ36 aims for a range of 3,000 nautical miles and will feature an all-new, in-house designed avionics suite also called SyberVision. Flight testing for the SJ36 is projected to begin in 2027, with certification targeted for 2032.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  Sybersafe

  Security

  Early stage

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  Symphonypro

  Music

  Early stage

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  Synnutech

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SynSaber

  Security, Enterprise software

  SynSaber is a cybersecurity company that specializes in industrial asset and network monitoring. The company provides a solution that gives continuous insight into the status, vulnerabilities, and threats across industrial environments.SynSaber's business model is centered around providing a flexible and scalable software solution that can be deployed on low-hardware sensors, which the company calls "sabers." These sensors are designed to be universally deployable, allowing them to monitor every point in an industrial control system (ICS) or operational technology (OT) network. This approach allows the company to cater to a wide range of clients in the industrial sector, including manufacturing, energy, and critical infrastructure.The company makes money by selling subscriptions to its software solution. This includes access to the platform, ongoing support, and updates. The pricing is likely tiered based on the number of sensors deployed or the size of the monitored environment.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $14.7M raised

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  SynSaber

  Security

  SynSaber is an industrial cybersecurity company providing asset and network monitoring for operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS). Headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, the firm launched in July 2021 with $2.5 million in seed funding. The company's core product is a vendor-agnostic software solution designed for visibility and threat detection across industrial ecosystems. The technology utilizes small, palm-sized sensors, called "Sabers," that can be deployed on-premises, at the edge, or in the cloud on existing infrastructure. These sensors collect data from ICS, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and legacy systems to provide continuous insight into status, vulnerabilities, and threats. This data can be integrated with a client's existing Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) or Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platforms. The business model is based on selling subscriptions to its software solution, priced on a per-sensor basis. SynSaber targets critical infrastructure asset owners and operators, aiming to empower their internal teams to monitor and defend their systems. In February 2022, the company released version 1.0 of its solution. By August 2022, SynSaber had raised a total of $15.5 million after a $13 million Series A round led by SYN Ventures, with participation from Rally Ventures and Cyber Mentor Fund. This funding was intended to support product innovation, global expansion, and sales and marketing efforts.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  TAGG

  Media

  Tagg is a privacy-focused social platform that compensates users for their ad exposure and reviews. Operating in the social media market, Tagg targets privacy-conscious individuals who are concerned about how their data is used. The business model revolves around providing a free app where users can discover posts from friends, review content by taking pictures, and receive compensation for their engagement. Tagg generates revenue through targeted advertising while ensuring users are aware of and compensated for their data usage. The company aims to push the market towards a privacy-first interface, emphasizing the importance of data privacy and user rights.

  Early stage

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  Tanga

  Fintech

  Tanga operates as an online marketplace and daily deal platform, providing consumers with highly discounted products across a variety of categories including electronics, apparel, and home goods. This challenge sparked the creation of a daily deal site, initially focused on selling off the board game stockpile one deal at a time. His entrepreneurial journey began in junior high, selling candy to buy computer equipment. This background in e-commerce and web services provided a solid foundation for Tanga's development. The company initially grew by fostering a community around board games and puzzles before expanding its product range. The firm's business model centers on offering time-sensitive "Featured Deals" and a broader marketplace for third-party sellers. For featured deals, Tanga purchases closeout products in bulk and works with vendors on a cost-based model, setting the final retail price themselves to ensure deep discounts for consumers. This approach constitutes the majority of their sales. The marketplace allows vendors to list their products at a set retail price, with Tanga taking a seller fee from the transaction. This dual model allows the company to present a constant stream of new, low-priced items, encouraging daily customer engagement. The company generates revenue through direct sales of its warehoused inventory and by collecting fees from marketplace vendors.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $100K raised

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  Tangenz

  Hosting, Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees