Chandler

97–120 of 374 companies

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  Dogtrainerphoenix

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Drawbackwards

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  DrDDS Innovations

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Duct2Go

  Duct2Go specializes in providing a comprehensive range of high-quality sheet metal ducts, including aluminum, galvanized, and stainless steel options, tailored for both residential and commercial HVAC systems. As a family-owned and operated business with over 35 years of experience, Duct2Go has built a reputation for delivering projects on time and within budget, emphasizing strong family values and customer satisfaction. The company serves a diverse clientele, including industrial, educational, healthcare, and public works sectors, offering custom ductwork fabrication to meet specific project needs. By submitting designs or consulting with their experts, clients can ensure efficient airflow and optimal ductwork performance. Duct2Go's business model focuses on direct sales of duct products and custom fabrication services, generating revenue through both one-time and recurring purchases.

  Early stage

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  Duptus Inc

  Jobs & recruitment

  Duptus operates an AI-driven platform designed to enhance the freelance market. The service caters to three primary user groups: individual freelancers, freelance agencies, and clients seeking to hire talent.For individual freelancers, the platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze their skills and expertise, subsequently matching them with suitable job opportunities. It also aims to streamline their workflow and provide insights to support career growth.For agencies, the system is built to simplify the bidding process for new projects, enable team collaboration, and improve overall profitability. Clients can use the platform to source and hire freelance professionals and agencies from a global talent pool.The business model is centered around this marketplace, connecting the supply of freelance services with client demand. The integration of AI is the core value proposition, intended to create more efficient and effective matches and project management than traditional freelance platforms.

  Early stage

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  DUXNRO

  Music

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  DWCo

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  DW/Co provides continuous website operations and development, positioning itself as a modern web operations partner designed to replace the traditional fragmented approach of using multiple agencies, freelancers, and internal teams. The firm's core service, WebOps, involves the ongoing management and improvement of websites, including monitoring, updates, security, hosting, and performance optimization. The company's business model is based on a predictable monthly cost, offering various 'Care' plans that bundle services like hosting, security patches, daily backups, and a set number of content edits per month. Their pricing is structured with a foundational build cost, followed by monthly care plans that begin after the site launches. Based in Dallas, TX, and Phoenix, AZ, DW/Co emphasizes principles of ownership, transparency, and quality, aiming to create a website that measurably improves over time rather than requiring a complete rebuild every few years. The team is structured to provide clients with direct access to key personnel, including a dedicated Account Manager and Project Manager, to ensure clear communication and streamlined execution. DW/Co's services cater to a range of needs from marketing and brand sites to e-commerce platforms and web application development. They handle the entire process from brand strategy and UX/UI design to custom development on modern frameworks. Their client portfolio includes work for companies like BODi, for which they executed an $800M e-commerce platform redesign, and Kenvue (a Johnson & Johnson company), where they unified the CMS across 21 brands. They also serve small businesses, providing tailored web solutions to enhance lead generation and online presence. Their technical services include website design and development, web app development, SEO, and content creation.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  DYPER

  Kids

  DYPER operates in the baby care market, positioning itself as a purpose-driven company with a focus on environmentally responsible products. The company's primary offering is a subscription-based service delivering plant-based, absorbent diapers directly to consumers. This direct-to-consumer model simplifies the purchasing process for parents, providing a regular supply of diapers. The products are designed with materials like viscose fibers from bamboo and are free from chlorine, latex, alcohol, perfumes, PVC, lotions, and phthalates. This composition addresses a growing consumer demand for baby products without potentially harmful chemicals. The diapers have received OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification for product safety and a 5-star rating from DermaTest for being gentle on the skin. A key differentiator for DYPER is its REDYPER service, which tackles the significant environmental problem of diaper waste. Through a partnership with TerraCycle, this mail-back program allows customers to return used diapers and wipes for centralized composting and converting waste into beneficial products like materials for constructing structures such as highway barriers. This service provides a tangible solution to the landfill issue, where conventional diapers can take centuries to decompose. The company's business model is built on recurring revenue from its subscription service, with the REDYPER program offered as an additional paid option for environmentally conscious consumers.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $20.0M raised

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  E-Blue International Corp.

  Real estate

  EB Enterprise operates at the intersection of prefabricated housing and eSports, offering state-of-the-art solutions that blend aesthetics with performance. The company caters to clients seeking to enhance living and gaming environments, providing personalized and sustainable spaces. Operating globally across Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa, EB Enterprise has transformed over 1100 spaces worldwide. The business model focuses on creating custom-designed environments, including elite eSports areas, expert gaming workplaces, and futuristic prefab homes. Revenue is generated through the development and sale of these tailored solutions, as well as through eSports centers and hotels. EB Enterprise's commitment to sustainability and personalization positions it as a leader in both the prefabricated housing and eSports markets.

  Early stage

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  Eco-Edge,

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  EduFire

  Education

  EduFire emerged in 2008 as a live video learning platform with the objective of connecting teachers and students on a global scale. His experience and desire to build a platform that empowers individuals to share and acquire knowledge was the driving force behind EduFire's creation. Considered a forerunner in the massive open online course (MOOC) movement, the firm secured initial angel funding in April 2008, followed by a Series A round from Battery Ventures in October of the same year. This investment facilitated the platform's growth, leading to over 10,000 live classes being hosted by 2009. The business operated on a subscription-based model, providing users with unlimited access to a wide array of classes for a monthly fee of $29. EduFire's service portfolio initially centered on one-on-one language instruction. It subsequently broadened its offerings to encompass a variety of subjects, including standardized test preparation and technology training, all delivered through an interactive live video environment. This structure allowed for real-time interaction between instructors and learners. After a period of operation, EduFire was acquired by Camelback Education Group, a higher education holding company, on October 27, 2010.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.7M raised

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  Elevation

  Energy

  Elevation is a residential energy solutions provider that operates in the United States. The company offers a range of services, including the installation of solar panels and energy storage systems, as well as energy efficiency upgrades and energy monitoring solutions. Elevation's business model is centered around providing a "whole-home" approach to energy, which involves assessing a home's energy consumption and then recommending a customized solution to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The company serves a variety of clients, including homeowners, investors, and utility providers.Elevation makes money by selling and installing its energy solutions. The company also offers financing options to its customers, which allows them to pay for their systems over time. In addition to its direct-to-consumer business, Elevation also partners with utility companies to provide its services to their customers. This allows the company to reach a wider audience and to help utilities meet their renewable energy goals.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees · $43.4M raised

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  Elite Energy Management

  Energy

  Elite Energy Management provides an analytics and artificial intelligence layer that enhances existing energy management systems (EMS) used by multi-site operators. His experience doing the work "the hard way"—manually analyzing data and inspecting equipment unit by unit—led him to create a software-based solution to automate and scale this process. The company's core product is a software-only platform that connects to a client's existing EMS and smart thermostats, such as those from eViewIoT, Pelican Wireless, Honeywell, and others. It collects minute-level performance data from equipment like rooftop HVAC units and refrigeration systems. Each night, the platform utilizes machine learning algorithms, trained on extensive cross-brand behavioral data, to run anomaly detection. It then surfaces potential equipment problems in plain English reports, allowing facilities managers to address issues days or weeks before they escalate into critical failures and costly emergency service calls. The business model is designed for accessibility, with per-unit pricing suitable for single-location budgets as well as large enterprise portfolios. This software-only approach eliminates the need for new hardware installations or expensive retrofitting. The primary clients are multi-site operators in sectors including quick-service restaurants, retail chains, movie theaters, and convenience stores. By providing centralized visibility and predictive insights, Elite Energy Management enables these operators to shift from a reactive to a proactive maintenance strategy, reducing operational costs and improving equipment reliability across their entire portfolio.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  EmailAge

  Security, Fintech

  Emailage is a company specializing in fraud prevention and digital identity validation. It operates in the cybersecurity market, providing solutions that help businesses mitigate risks associated with online transactions. The company's core product involves using email addresses as a key component to assess the risk of fraud, combining this with other data points to create a comprehensive risk score. This service is particularly valuable for financial institutions, e-commerce platforms, and other businesses that handle sensitive customer information and transactions. Emailage's business model is based on a subscription service, where clients pay for access to its fraud prevention tools and analytics. The company generates revenue by offering tiered pricing plans based on the volume of transactions and the level of service required. By focusing on digital identity validation, Emailage helps its clients reduce fraud-related losses, improve customer trust, and streamline their operations.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $25.7M raised

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  Embark Behavioral Health

  Health

  Embark Behavioral Health operates a comprehensive network of treatment and therapy programs across the United States, specializing in mental health and substance use issues for preteens, teens, and young adults. The company offers a wide range of services, including virtual intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), outpatient clinics, outdoor therapy, residential programs, therapeutic boarding schools, and young adult transitional living options. Embark serves clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, aiming to provide tailored and premier services to meet individual needs.Embark Behavioral Health operates in the mental health treatment market, focusing on younger populations. The business model revolves around providing a continuum of care through various programs and facilities, which allows them to cater to different levels of mental health needs. Revenue is generated through service fees for outpatient and residential programs, as well as specialized therapeutic services.Embark's goal is to significantly reduce rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide among teens and young adults by 2028. The company differentiates itself through its robust service offerings, nationwide reach, and commitment to high-quality care.

  Early stage · 1001–5000 employees

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  ENERGY QUEST TECHNOLOGIES

  Energy

  Early stage · $2.8M raised

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  Envizo AI

  Envizo.ai specializes in empowering mid-sized companies by unlocking the potential of their data through AI-driven solutions. Operating in the enterprise data and AI market, Envizo.ai offers tailored decision support AI models that act as thought partners, aligning with strategic goals to improve decision-making processes. The company focuses on enhancing organizational culture and productivity by integrating enterprise data with AI, providing precise, reliable, and scalable solutions. Envizo.ai's business model revolves around offering customized AI solutions that streamline processes and maximize ROI, serving tech companies and VC-backed platforms. By embedding AI capabilities like chat models for employees, suppliers, and customers, Envizo.ai ensures scalable designs and intuitive user experiences. The company generates revenue by delivering personalized AI solutions that align operations with strategic goals, boosting ROI and fueling growth. Envizo.ai's unique framework leverages both structured and unstructured data, ensuring easy access and utilization for every employee, thereby enhancing the reliability, accuracy, safety, and productivity of AI models.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  EON - Enthusiasts' Online Network

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Epicmatcha

  Food

  Early stage

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  Equinox Agents

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Esatto Pharma

  Health

  Esatto Pharma operates as a compounding pharmacy focused on providing personalized medication solutions when standard commercial drugs are not suitable for a patient. The company collaborates directly with healthcare providers to create custom formulations tailored to an individual's specific needs. Deriving its name from the Italian word for "exact," Esatto Pharma emphasizes an individualized approach to wellness. The pharmacy's services include creating custom medication strengths, offering unique dosage forms like liquids or creams, removing potential allergens such as dyes or lactose, and combining multiple medications into a single dose. Their specialties encompass sterile and non-sterile compounding, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), weight management solutions, IV nutrient products, and medications for men's and women's health. Esatto Pharma also provides veterinary compounding to create flavored medications and alternative dosage forms for pets. The business model centers on creating these customized prescriptions for patients for whom mass-produced medications are ineffective or problematic. The company operates physical locations in Chandler, Queen Creek, and Mesa, Arizona, offering services like delivery and in-person consultations. By focusing on a patient-centric model, the pharmacy aims to improve quality of life and treatment outcomes through tailored pharmaceutical care.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  EstateCPA.

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  EverSpin Technologies

  Semiconductors

  Everspin Technologies, Inc. is a market leader in the production of Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) solutions, catering to high-performance and mission-critical memory applications. The company serves a diverse range of industries including aerospace, automotive, storage solutions, factory automation, Internet of Things (IoT), smart energy, medical, RAID, and industrial sectors. Operating primarily in the semiconductor market, Everspin's business model revolves around the development, manufacturing, and sale of MRAM products. These products are known for their data persistence, endurance, and reliability, making them essential for applications that require high-performance memory solutions. Everspin generates revenue through direct sales to customers and partnerships with worldwide distributors such as Arrow, DigiKey, Future, and Mouser. The company also engages in licensing its technology to other semiconductor manufacturers.

  Late stage · 51–200 employees · $96.5M raised

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  Evidence Based Fitness Academy (EBFA), Inc.

  Health, Sports

  Evidence Based Fitness Academy (EBFA), now known as EBFA Global, is a continuing education institute providing research-based curriculum for health, fitness, and medical professionals. With a career spanning over two decades in the fitness industry, Dr. Splichal dedicated her medical practice to studying postural alignment and human movement as they relate to barefoot science and foot-to-core integration. Her background includes a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree, a Master's in Human Movement, and extensive experience as a consultant for leading footwear and fitness companies. EBFA Global operates on a business model centered around providing specialized certifications and continuing education courses, available both online and in-person across more than 40 countries and translated into 15 languages. The company's core philosophy is a 'from the ground up' approach, emphasizing the critical role of the foot as the body's foundation in movement. This methodology is based on the sciences of neuroplasticity, proprioceptive training, and fascial integration to address movement dysfunction and chronic pain. The target clientele includes personal trainers, physical therapists, chiropractors, and other movement specialists seeking to deepen their understanding of foot function and its impact on the entire body. The flagship certification is the Barefoot Training Specialist® (BTS), which teaches professionals how to use barefoot science, foot-to-core sequencing, and reflexive stability to improve movement efficiency for their clients. Other specialized programs include the BARE® Workout, BarefootRx® Rehab Specialist for clinical settings, and courses on topics like pelvic balance and running mechanics. EBFA has educated over 20,000 professionals worldwide, establishing itself as a key educational provider in the barefoot training and movement longevity sector.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees