Chandler

193–216 of 374 companies

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  LeanScale

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Lendoor

  Fintech

  Lendoor operated as a crowdlending platform focused on facilitating private loans for small businesses and startups. The platform enabled entrepreneurs to solicit low-interest loans from their existing networks, including friends, family, customers, and community supporters. The business model centered on a peer-to-peer lending structure where loan applicants would post their funding requirements, desired payback term, and a chosen interest rate on a personalized Lendoor page. If the entrepreneur successfully raised pledges totaling at least $10,000 from their network, the loan would be funded. The company's revenue was likely generated through fees charged for facilitating these transactions on its platform. Lendoor's process was designed to serve as an alternative to traditional bank financing, particularly for businesses that might not meet stringent credit score requirements. A significant milestone for the company was a partnership with LiftFund, which allowed businesses that crowdfunded $10,000 on Lendoor to automatically qualify for an additional $5,000 loan from LiftFund, effectively increasing their borrowing capacity. This initiative was launched to leverage the Texas Intrastate Crowdfunding laws passed in 2014. Despite receiving Angel backing in May 2015, the company is now listed as out of business as of September 2019. Another entity operates under the name lendoor.com, specializing in hard money loans for real estate investors, but it appears to be a separate and unrelated business.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $250K raised

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  Levementum

  Marketing

  Levementum, founded in 2006, operates as a digital consultancy with a core focus on connecting brands with their customers. Initially established in Chandler, Arizona, the firm's early growth was significantly influenced by its partnership with SugarCRM. A pivotal moment in the company's history occurred in April 2018 when it strategically decided to concentrate exclusively on consumer-facing marketing and customer management. This shift involved selling its SugarCRM practice to UpCurve Cloud and securing $4 million in funding, led by Inoca Capital Partners, to fuel its nationwide expansion. This strategic realignment proved successful, leading to a 255% growth in the subsequent year as the company honed its expertise in digital marketing, e-commerce, and servicing consumer requests. The firm, which rebranded to Lev, delivers customer engagement tools to a diverse B2C client base across industries such as healthcare, life sciences, entertainment, retail, financial services, and hospitality. Its service offerings include strategic consulting, architecture design, technical optimization, and application integration services centered around Salesforce products, particularly the Marketing Cloud. By leveraging these tools, Lev helps businesses automate and personalize marketing campaigns to forge deeper customer connections and improve lead generation. The company's business model is rooted in providing consulting services (B2B) that enable their clients to enhance customer relationships and drive revenue. This is achieved through Salesforce product implementation, customized solutions, and marketing expertise. In March 2020, Levementum, then operating as Lev, was acquired by the global IT services and consulting giant Cognizant for an undisclosed amount, becoming 'Lev, a Cognizant Company'. At the time of the acquisition, Lev had approximately 200 employees and had moved its headquarters to Indianapolis. The acquisition was part of Cognizant's strategy to expand its cloud and digital marketing capabilities.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees · $4.3M raised

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  LIFE IN MOTION

  Health

  Life in Motion Therapy is a group private practice based in Phoenix, Arizona, that provides specialized counseling for individuals and couples. The firm was established by Trisha Kelly-Serrato, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who serves as the Clinical Director. Kelly-Serrato's background as a self-described "recovering perfectionist" informs the practice's focus on supporting high-achieving professionals who grapple with internal stress and relational challenges despite their career success. Her expertise is rooted in extensive training in various therapeutic models, including a Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and trauma-informed methods from Pia Mellody and the Gottman Institute. The practice operates on a private-pay business model and does not directly accept insurance, instead providing clients with a superbill to submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement. This model supports a tiered rate system, with more accessible pricing offered by master-level interns who receive training and mentorship within the practice. Life in Motion Therapy delivers its services through both in-person sessions in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area and virtual appointments. The core service offering is centered on helping clients break free from intergenerational patterns and heal from relational trauma. The clinical team is composed of licensed therapists and interns who employ a variety of evidence-based techniques, such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). The therapeutic process is collaborative, aiming to provide clients with tangible tools and deeper self-awareness to foster meaningful and lasting change in their relationships and personal well-being.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Live Love (Chandler)

  Kids

  Live Love is a non-profit community development organization operating primarily in Chandler, Arizona. The organization's creation was inspired by Paul's friendship with a homeless man in Guatemala, which highlighted the transformative power of intentional acts of love and support. The organization's mission is to build strong, connected communities by partnering with neighbors to create opportunities for residents to thrive. Live Love operates based on a model of consistent presence and relationship-building to combat isolation and empower local leaders. Its financial model is that of a non-profit, relying on individual donations, corporate sponsorships from entities like the City of Chandler, Santander, and Intel, and grants. More than 550 volunteers contribute thousands of hours annually to support the organization's initiatives. A central hub for its activities is The Oasis, a 2-acre community center that hosts a wide range of programs for all ages. Services include after-school programs for elementary to high school students, featuring tutoring, robotics, recreation, and life skills development. The organization provides significant support for senior citizens, offering assistance with light yard work, home projects, and food deliveries to help them maintain independence. Other key programs include food assistance through monthly supplemental deliveries, a community gardening program, and a culinary program that utilizes a teaching kitchen for community events and skill-building workshops. Live Love also operates in Malawi, Africa, providing health services, educational programs, and vocational training to several villages.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  LM Industries

  LM Industries operates as a digital manufacturing company with a focus on mobility products. The company's business model is centered around its ability to rapidly design, manufacture, and deploy products through a network of microfactories. This approach allows for decentralized and on-demand production, reducing the time and cost associated with traditional manufacturing.LM Industries serves a diverse range of clients, including municipalities, transportation providers, and large corporations like Airbus and Allianz, who are interested in customized and forward-thinking mobility solutions. The company operates in the automotive and transportation markets, with a specific emphasis on autonomous and electric vehicles.Revenue is generated through the sale of its products, most notably the "Olli" autonomous shuttle, as well as through partnerships and co-creation projects with other companies. By leveraging its digital thread and co-creation platform, LM Industries can bring new products from concept to reality in a significantly shorter timeframe than traditional OEMs.

  Late stage · 501–1000 employees · $15.0M raised

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  Local Dominator

  Marketing

  Local Dominator provides a local search marketing platform designed for agencies, multi-location brands, and businesses to manage and improve their online visibility. The company was founded by Eldar Cohen, who also founded the marketing agency LocalWiz. Cohen's journey began as a garage door technician, where he taught himself SEO to generate leads, eventually dominating the local market in Arizona and leading to the creation of his agency and the Local Dominator software. His hands-on experience in local services and digital marketing informed the development of a tool specifically aimed at solving the frustrations he encountered with existing platforms, such as clunky dashboards and high costs. The business operates on a subscription-based model, offering several tiered plans with varying levels of access and features. The core of Local Dominator's service is its GeoGrid rank tracker, which provides a heatmap visualization of a business's ranking on Google Maps and in the Local Pack down to the street level. This allows clients to see exactly where they are visible to potential customers and to track competitor rankings in specific neighborhoods. The platform consolidates several local SEO functions into a single dashboard. Key features include Google Business Profile (GBP) management, which allows for bulk updates, post scheduling, and media uploads across multiple listings. The service also offers a Citation Builder and Citation Radar to identify and fix inconsistent business information across online directories. A significant component is its white-label reporting, enabling agencies to provide clients with custom-branded reports and shareable dynamic URLs that display ranking data and progress over time. More recently, the platform has integrated an AI Tracker to monitor a brand's visibility and mentions across generative AI engines like ChatGPT and Gemini, identifying and flagging incorrect information.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Localwiz

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  LoveBud

  Health, Food

  LoveBud is a cannabis technology company based in Chandler, Arizona, that facilitates cannabis delivery for consumers from licensed dispensaries. This includes the LoveBud App marketplace for ordering, the LoveBud Wallet for payments, and a delivery infrastructure. The service is available for adults aged 21 and over, or those under 21 with a medical card. The company's primary service is a mobile application that allows users to order cannabis products for same-day or scheduled delivery. LoveBud's delivery service operates in several Arizona locations, including the East Valley, Greater Phoenix, and West Valley, with services in Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, and Tempe. The platform is designed to be convenient, offering delivery in as little as under an hour without requiring a medical card for recreational purchases. LoveBud's business model is similar to food delivery services like DoorDash, where customers receive real-time updates on their delivery status. The company has over 5,800 users for its delivery app, with the majority based in Arizona. In a recent strategic move in early 2026, LoveBud entered into a joint venture with Life Is Chill, a senior-focused cannabis company, to introduce ordering kiosks in senior independent living communities across Arizona's East Valley. This initiative is designed to improve accessibility and education for older adults who may find online ordering systems difficult to navigate. The kiosks feature a simplified "easy mode" with larger fonts and provide educational content about the products. This program also aims to create new revenue streams for smaller, partnered dispensaries. Before its Arizona operations, LoveBud had experience with similar kiosk models in California, having placed them in various retail locations in the San Francisco Bay area.

  Early stage

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  MagStee Medicals

  Early stage

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  Mc Kenna Elizabeth MD

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  medivant healthcare

  Health

  Medivant Healthcare operates in the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector, focusing on producing generic sterile injectables in high demand for hospitals. The company leverages over two decades of experience in the pharmaceutical supply chain to offer high-quality, competitively priced medications manufactured in the United States. Medivant's business-to-business model aims to lead in automated generic medication production while revitalizing pharmaceutical manufacturing interest within the U.S. The company serves hospitals and healthcare providers, ensuring a robust supply chain that supports their business needs. Medivant's facility is the newest sterile single-dose liquid injectable unit in the U.S., offering greater automation than most competitors, which ensures consistency, affordability, and speed. The in-house Quality Control team ensures that all drugs meet the highest standards and patient needs. Medivant is managed by three generations of pharmaceutical ownership, focusing on manufacturing premium medications on the drug shortage list. The company generates revenue through contracts with healthcare providers, offering a reliable supply of essential medications.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  MedLink Health Solutions

  Health

  MedLink Health Solutions is a healthcare startup that operates in the field of naturopathic and regenerative medicine. The company's primary focus is on developing personalized programs that integrate diet, lifestyle guidance, hormone optimization, joint pain therapy, and gut health support. These programs are designed to treat the root cause of pain or fatigue, rather than just addressing the symptoms. MedLink Health Solutions serves a diverse clientele, including active individuals and sports enthusiasts who are seeking natural joint pain relief. The company's unique approach to healthcare is centered around the body's natural ability to heal itself, which it enhances through a combination of therapies, including ozone therapy. This therapy is gaining popularity for its multifaceted benefits, including pain and inflammation relief, detoxification, antiviral and antibacterial properties, and wound healing acceleration.The company operates in the healthcare market, specifically in the segment of non-surgical and non-pharmaceutical pain relief solutions. Its business model is based on providing personalized treatment programs to its clients, which are monetized through service fees. MedLink Health Solutions is revolutionizing joint care by offering effective solutions that do not require surgery or addictive prescription drugs. Its services have received positive reviews from clients, highlighting the effectiveness of its treatments in improving mobility and enhancing performance.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Menagerie Investments and Holdings

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Mercedesbenzofchandler

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Metropolitan Neuro Behavioral Institute

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  MiClimate

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Mikki Device

  Kids

  Early stage

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  Milla

  Early stage

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  Mindtrix Accounting

  Fintech

  Mindtrix Accounting is a specialized advisory firm delivering accounting, tax, and fractional CFO services exclusively to the cannabis sector. The firm focuses on navigating the industry's complex regulatory environment, with a deep specialization in IRC Section 280E and 471 compliance, to help clients optimize tax strategies and maintain financial clarity. Mindtrix operates as a strategic partner for cannabis businesses across the supply chain, including cultivators, manufacturers, processors, extractors, and dispensaries. The company’s service offerings are comprehensive, covering GAAP-compliant bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, payroll management, cash flow optimization, and inventory control. A key aspect of its service is establishing and evaluating accounting systems, implementing cannabis-specific internal controls, and creating tailored charts of accounts to ensure clients are audit-ready. By providing the financial leadership typically available to larger corporations at a lower cost, Mindtrix enables operators to make informed decisions that support growth and profitability. Operating on a 100% virtual model, Mindtrix utilizes cloud-based technology and web conferencing to offer flexible and accessible services, though on-site visits are conducted to foster a team-oriented relationship with clients. The firm aims to turn financial disorganization into confidence, allowing business owners to focus on their core operations while it manages financial complexities. Mindtrix is a member of the National Cannabis Industry Association and the National Association of Cannabis Accounting & Tax Professionals.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Minit Charger

  Energy, Transportation

  Minit Charger, founded in 1998, is a manufacturer of fast-charging systems and battery management solutions for industrial electric vehicles. The company pioneered fast-charging technology for the motive power industry and now operates as a subsidiary of TelemetryX after being acquired in October 2013. With over two decades of experience, Minit Charger serves demanding B2B markets such as aviation, warehousing, manufacturing, and logistics. Its clients include some of the world's largest airports and material handling operations. The company's business model centers on the sale of specialized hardware and a recurring revenue software platform. The product line includes a range of chargers like the ALTUS II for outdoor airport Ground Support Equipment (GSE), the MAXIMUS for high-capacity indoor use, and the MOMENTUS for material handling equipment. These chargers utilize technologies like Silicon Carbide (SiC) and are compatible with multiple battery chemistries, including lead-acid and lithium-ion. A key differentiator is the focus on "opportunity charging," which allows vehicles to be charged quickly during short breaks, eliminating the need for battery swapping and reducing operational downtime. Beyond hardware, Minit Charger provides a comprehensive cloud-based business intelligence platform, AssetPro 360. This system integrates with the chargers and the CellTrac wireless battery management system to offer clients remote monitoring, real-time data analytics, and proactive maintenance alerts for their entire fleet of mobile assets, not limited to just the items being charged. This ecosystem provides insights into asset utilization, energy consumption, and battery health, helping clients reduce operating costs, extend battery lifespan by up to two years, and enhance safety compliance.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Mobile Homes USA

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  MobiMadness

  Media

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Motel to Apartment Conversions, LLC

  Real estate

  Motel to Apartment Conversions, LLC specializes in acquiring underperforming motels and hotels in growing markets and converting them into multifamily apartment communities for both long-term and short-term residents. The company's business model focuses on purchasing these assets at a significant discount, often between 40 to 60 thousand dollars per door, which is substantially lower than the market rate for comparable existing apartments. This strategy allows for an all-in cost, after renovations, of around 70% of the market value, creating built-in equity from the outset. LeBaron has a background in real estate, with over 150 single and multifamily flips, which led to an accidental, but successful, motel acquisition and conversion. Wilson is the CEO of Family Office Club, an association for ultra-wealthy investors, providing a significant network for capital raising. The founders, all Eagle Scouts, emphasize a values-focused approach to business. The firm's strategy offers a unique proposition to investors, providing cash flow during the holding period and targeting a full return of capital within five years, often through refinancing. By converting existing structures, the company can bring housing to market faster than ground-up construction, addressing the demand for workforce and affordable housing. They manage the entire process from acquisition and construction to leasing and operations, often utilizing technology to minimize overhead. Their "flex-partment" approach allows for collecting higher than average market rents by offering flexible, mid-term housing solutions that traditional apartments or hotels do not meet.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees