Chandler

25–48 of 374 companies

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  AquaChandler

  Sports

  Early stage

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  Argus

  Security

  Argus Suite operates in the security and risk management sector, providing a comprehensive solution for identifying and protecting critical assets. The company serves clients who require enhanced safety measures and situational awareness, leveraging a multi-modal sensor and software suite. This suite is designed to assess threats, evaluate vulnerabilities, and analyze risks, thereby prioritizing security measures effectively. Argus Suite's business model revolves around offering these advanced tools to organizations that need to safeguard their assets against potential threats. By combining the likelihood of threats with their potential impact, Argus Suite helps clients make informed decisions to enhance their security posture. The company generates revenue by providing these critical insights and tools to businesses that prioritize asset protection and risk management.

  Early stage

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  Ariv Health

  Health

  Early stage

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  Arizona Nutritional Supplements

  Food

  Arizona Nutritional Supplements, LLC (ANS) is a leading manufacturer of nutritional supplements, serving some of the largest and most respected clients worldwide. Operating in the health and wellness market, ANS specializes in producing high-quality supplements from its state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly facilities located in Chandler, Arizona, and Miami Lakes, Florida. These facilities exceed current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) standards, ensuring the highest level of product quality and safety. ANS operates a business-to-business (B2B) model, partnering with brands to bring their product visions to market. The company generates revenue by manufacturing and supplying nutritional supplements, leveraging its extensive production and warehousing space of over 250,000 square feet. ANS's commitment to integrity, quality, and service is evident in its collaboration with Alkemist Labs, which enhances product transparency and quality assurance. The company also provides strategic support to its clients, including marketing angles, claims, and other business strategies, fostering a collaborative and trust-based relationship. ANS's dedicated innovation team works closely with clients' R&D departments to develop new and exciting concepts and formulas, driving continued growth and innovation.

  Early stage · 201–500 employees · $1.0M raised

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  Ash & Ivy Iron Doors

  Real estate, Home & living

  Ash Ivy specializes in the design, sourcing, and installation of high-end doors, with a primary focus on iron entry and bifold models. The company's product line also includes aluminum and grand glass double entryway doors, all positioned as premium offerings that emphasize durability, security, and aesthetic appeal.The firm operates in the construction and home building materials market, catering to a diverse client base that includes builders, suppliers, and individual homeowners. Its business model appears to be direct-to-customer sales and project-based services, generating revenue through the sale and installation of its door collections.Ash Ivy leverages its experience in product purchasing to source high-quality materials, which forms a core part of its value proposition. The company provides end-to-end service, offering tailored solutions that cover the process from initial design consultation to final installation, aiming to meet the specific needs of each client segment.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Attribytes

  Media

  Attribytes operates as a specialized Software as a Service (SaaS) company, focusing on the foodservice and retail industries by providing a cloud-based platform for data collaboration. This insider perspective shaped Attribytes' mission to bridge the information gap between the thousands of manufacturers and distributors in the fragmented foodservice market. The company's business model centers on licensing its proprietary software to foodservice distributors, who in turn can monetize their sales data by offering manufacturers enhanced visibility into product performance. This allows distributors' manufacturing partners to gain timely access to crucial sales information, such as where their products are selling, which was previously difficult to obtain. For distributors, Attribytes' platform provides comprehensive product information and advanced sales analytics. For manufacturers, it offers insights into how their products are presented and who is buying them. This collaborative approach helps all parties to clean, enhance, and share data to drive sales growth. Revenue is generated by charging distributors for access to the platform, which then enables them to charge their manufacturing partners for data access. The core of Attribytes' offering is a suite of data and document management tools designed to improve the online shopping experience. Key products include 'View My Product' for holistic data viewing, 'Collaboration Sales Dashboards' for business intelligence, and modules for rebate pricing and logistics. A unique feature is the use of patent-pending, product-specific attributes called 'Attribytes,' which are critical bytes of information that can be managed within the platform to ensure data consistency. The platform also functions as a GS1 certified data pool, complementing and enhancing the existing Global Data Synchronization Network (GDSN) by ensuring that the best photos and descriptions are used to increase sales. Attribytes achieved significant traction, growing to nearly $5 million in annual recurring revenue by 2019 with a small team. The company raised over $3.3 million from investors including Arizona Innovation Challenge and Cobre Capital. In October 2020, Attribytes was acquired by Syndigo, a larger product information and syndication company. The acquisition aimed to strengthen Syndigo's position in the foodservice industry by integrating Attribytes' specialized platform and expert team.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $1.9M raised

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  AudienceAudit

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Aviation Battery Systems

  StartStick is a pioneering company in the field of ground power solutions, specializing in portable power units designed to enhance the efficiency and autonomy of ground operations. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including operators of helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, and ground vehicles. StartStick operates in the aviation and defense markets, providing advanced solutions that ensure seamless and efficient mission experiences. The business model revolves around the sale of its ultra-lightweight, patented 28V Portable Stowable Ground Power Units, which are powered by high-power lithium-ion cells. These units are housed in engineered fiber-reinforced polymer cases, making them resistant to water, chemicals, and impact, thereby ensuring reliable operations in various environments. StartStick generates revenue through direct sales of its ground power units and tailored kits designed for specific needs. The company also emphasizes a customer-centric approach, actively listening to customer feedback to continuously improve its products and services. StartStick's products are certified to meet rigorous military standards, including MIL STD 810H and UNDOT 38.3, ensuring high reliability and compliance. The company enjoys a global presence, making its advanced ground power solutions accessible to industries and applications worldwide.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Axis Portable Air LLC

  Home & living

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Axus Technology

  Semiconductors, Engineering & manufacturing

  Based in Chandler, Arizona, Axus Technology operates as a specialized engineering firm and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for the semiconductor industry. Axus Technology's business model centers on providing advanced surface processing solutions, which includes the design, manufacture, and servicing of equipment, as well as process development and foundry services. The company serves a diverse client base, ranging from large-scale semiconductor manufacturers to smaller research and development facilities across sectors like MEMS, automotive, aerospace, and IoT. Revenue is generated through the sale of new and remanufactured equipment, parts and services, and by offering its in-house foundry for process development and optimization. The company's core offerings are in Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP), wafer thinning, grinding, and substrate cleaning. A key product is the Capstone® platform, the first new 150/200mm CMP system brought to the market in over three decades, which can process two different wafer sizes at the same time. The Capstone system is noted for its ability to handle difficult-to-planarize materials like silicon carbide (SiC) by processing at higher pressures and velocities. Another significant product is the Aquarius™ Wafer Cleaner, which can be integrated with the Capstone system to provide a combined CMP and post-CMP cleaning solution. In May 2024, Axus secured $12.5 million in capital funding to expand the production of its CMP products, specifically for silicon carbide device manufacturing.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $12.5M raised

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  AZAdvances

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Azbizonline

  Hosting

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Azcension Homes

  Real estate

  Azcension Homes is a real estate development company focused on building affordable new construction homes in Arizona, primarily operating in Arizona City and Pinal County. The company's core mission is to make homeownership accessible to a demographic often excluded from the housing market, including first-time buyers, veterans, and working families. Azcension Homes addresses the challenges of rising inflation and gentrification by providing quality housing at an affordable price point. The company's business model combines property development with flexible financing solutions. Azcension constructs single-family homes with efficient floor plans, typically ranging from 1,200 to 1,450 square feet, designed to maximize livability and long-term value. A key differentiator for Azcension Homes is its emphasis on alternative pathways to ownership. It offers various programs beyond traditional lending, such as lease-to-own options, credit assistance, and zero down payment programs. The rent-to-own program allows potential buyers to live in a home while building credit and saving for a mortgage, with a transparent agreement that outlines the purchase price and how monthly payments contribute to a future down payment. By focusing on a specific geographic area, Arizona City, Azcension Homes aims to build and strengthen communities by providing stable, high-quality housing. The company collaborates with lenders and local partners to create these homeownership opportunities, positioning itself not just as a builder but as a facilitator for families seeking to transition from renting to owning.

  Early stage

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  Azelly

  Kids

  Early stage

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  Aztech Controls

  Energy

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Bandit Products

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Barich

  Transportation

  Barich, Inc. is an airport consulting and IT project management firm that bridges the gap between the airport business and the technology solutions that support it. Founded in 1999 and based in Chandler, Arizona, Barich provides IT strategic planning, business analysis, program and project management, and consulting services to airport owners and operators. Its clients include major US and Canadian international airports such as Phoenix Sky Harbor, Dallas Fort Worth, John F. Kennedy, Austin-Bergstrom, Ontario and Reno-Tahoe. In July 2026 Barich was acquired by Paslay Group to fold technology strategy into airport capital programs.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  BaseLayer

  Enterprise software

  Baselayer (Osiris Ratings Inc.) is a San Francisco and New York identity and fraud-risk company that helps banks, fintechs and enterprises verify businesses and, increasingly, the AI agents that act for them. In September 2026 it launched an Agentic Identity Suite—Know Your Agent (KYA) credentials and related tools so platforms can check which AI agent is acting, who authorised it and whether a transaction should proceed—working with partners such as FIS, Prove and Socure. Sources: Crunchbase News 22 Sep 2026; SiliconANGLE 22 Sep 2026.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Bashas

  Early stage

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  Beiley Software Inc

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Benuvia Manufacturing

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Betwext

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Binsr Inspect

  Real estate, Enterprise software

  Binsr Inspect is a Phoenix-based PropTech company providing an AI-powered platform for the home inspection industry. The firm's core offering is a unified software platform designed to streamline the entire workflow for home inspectors, including scheduling, payments, report building, and client relationship management. The system uses artificial intelligence to automate tasks such as creating reports from data, photos, and voice notes, which helps inspectors save time and improve report quality. A key feature is the AI-powered data migration, which allows new users to import their existing report templates, comments, and structure with a single click, enabling onboarding in under an hour. Binsr Inspect's business model is subscription-based, with monthly plans starting at $75, or $70 for InterNACHI members. These plans include all core features like the AI tools, mobile app, and client dashboards. The company also generates revenue through optional, revenue-sharing AI add-ons. These add-ons, such as AI Repair Estimates and AI Appliance Analytics, can be purchased by an inspector's clients—homeowners and real estate agents—providing them with detailed repair scopes, cost estimates, and appliance data like recall information and end-of-life predictions. The platform aims to provide a more professional experience for an inspector's clients and agents through polished PDF reports and dedicated online dashboards where they can view invoices, sign agreements, and access all past inspections. Upon its launch from stealth, the company reported having over 400 inspection companies on its waitlist.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.1M raised

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  Bjequipment

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage